The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Wednesday.
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AIM - WINNERS
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Pebble Beach Systems Group PLC, up 15% at 12.70 pence, 12-month range 5.50p-14.50p. The software company ‘announces support’ for Nvidia Corp’s Holoscan for Media offering. It will showcase its support for the Nvidia offering with Pebble’s own PRIMA media and broadcast-focused platform at the IBC2024 industry event in Amsterdam which kicks off on Friday. ‘Teams from both companies will be on hand at IBC to discuss the potential of the integrated technologies,’ Pebble Beach Systems says. The Surrey, England-based company develops playout, content management, and internet protocol control solutions for the broadcast and media technology markets. The firm adds: ‘Pebble, in collaboration with Nvidia, will support a set of applications around playout, workflow, and IP management and control. PRIMA applications add to Pebble’s range of market-leading playout solutions, and developing them within the open Holoscan for Media environment provides great scope for implementation and continuing evolution. ’
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Anpario PLC, up 14% at 310.80p, 12-month range 200.00p-340.00p. The Nottinghamshire, England-based animal feed additive manufacturer says pretax profit for the half-year to June 30 jumps 53% to £2.1 million on-year from £1.4 million. Revenue increases by 11% to £17.0 million from £15.3 million. Anpario says it raised its interim dividend to 3.25 pence per share, up 1.6% on-year from 3.20p. Chair Matthew Robinson says: ‘The board is delighted to report a strong first half performance in terms of improved sales, margins and profitability. This reflects both management’s initiatives, commenced last year, in sales promotion, cost reduction and margin improvement as well as the broader industry-wide recovery.’
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AIM - LOSERS
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Chariot Ltd, down 45% at 3.50p, 12-month range 2.80p-17.45p. The Africa-focused transitional energy company sinks after a downbeat update. It says Anchois-3 well work is ongoing. Work at a pilot hole was done to ‘evaluate the upside exploration potential of reservoirs in the Anchois Footwall prospect’. The hole was plugged and abandoned, however, due to findings being water bearing. Chariot owns a 30% stake in the Anchois-3 well in Morocco. Operator Energean PLC has a 45% interest. Morocco’s national oil company owns the remainder.
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