First-half growth drives Boku higher
The price of shares in AIM-listed mobile payments firm Boku rose by 5.39% after it reported a 39% increase in revenues for the six months ended 30th June.
The price of shares in AIM-listed mobile payments firm Boku rose by 5.39% after it reported a 39% increase in revenues for the six months ended 30th June.
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Polar Capital is a company always seeking growth, value and relative safety but still enjoying net inflows of fresh funds, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell.
The price of shares in Associated British Foods dropped by 2.85% after it said that strong profits in Primark and Grocery were offset by the sugar arm.
Telit Communications saw its share price drop by 2.24% despite booking a pre-tax profit for the half year ended 30th June.
The share price of AIM-listed cloud video specialist Blackbird plunged by 10.71% as its pre-tax loss for the half year to 30th June narrowed by 6.6%.
Forced selling by former star manager Neil Woodford has created some investment trust bargains, writes Nick Sudbury.
In this weekly summary, Mark Watson-Mitchell updates his readers on previous company profiles and other news of interest from the exciting world of small cap stocks…
The price of shares of FTSE 250 building materials supplier SIG dropped by 5.89% as revenues for the six months ended 30th June fell by 5.1%.
AIM-listed Ethernity Networks watched its share price climb by 8.27% as revenues grew by 120% for the six months to 30th June.