The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Friday.
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AIM - WINNERS
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Supply@Me Capital PLC, up more than double at 0.0064 pence, having closed at 0.0030 on Thursday. 12-month range 0.0011p-0.0450p. The inventory monetisation platform jumps as it names Bright Grahame Murray as the company’s new auditor with immediate effect. Its previous auditor, Crowe UK LLP, resigned in September. Crowe resigned ‘having carried out a reassessment of the risks related to auditing the company and concluding that they were not willing to continue to act as auditors’.
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Transense Technologies PLC, up 6.1% at 156.50p, 12-month range 90.00p-194.90p. The sensor technology developer wins a distribution agreement with Haltec Corp, a tyre valve and management solutions firm in North America. The deal ‘significantly’ expands its US reach, Transense says. It adds: ‘Under the agreement, Haltec will integrate Translogik’s tyre inspection tools into its portfolio of pioneering tyre management solutions, complementing its existing Haltec Go software. Additionally, Haltec will provide Translogik solutions to customers using their own tyre management software, ensuring a seamless fit within existing operational frameworks. As an official distributor, Haltec will hold Translogik inventory in the United States, enabling rapid supply to the market and ensuring customers benefit from local service and support.’
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AIM - LOSERS
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Totally PLC, down 23% at 5.15p, 12-month range 3.73p-11.50p. It says a contract with the NHS in England has not been renewed, and the provider of healthcare and wellbeing services now expects earnings for the next financial year to be ‘at a similar level’ to the current one. Totally says the NHS 111 National Resilience support contract was not renewed. The value of the deal was £13 million, with £12 million being booked in the current financial year, which ends on March 31. ‘The company was not reliant on the extension of the NHS 111 Contract for the delivery of its FY25 forecast and therefore remains confident of delivering FY25 performance in line with expectations of £85 million revenue and £3.5 million Ebitda,’ it explains. However, it adds expectations for financial 2026 did assume the pact would be renewed, but at a ‘reduced level’. Totally continues: ‘Work will commence to redeploy workforce where possible along with securing new contracts with new providers, although exceptional costs are expected. Based on the current revenue run rate of the company, new contract wins and the current new business pipeline the board now expects the financial performance of FY26 to be at a similar level to that which is expected to be reported for FY25.’
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