Galliford Try shares jumped nearly 7% this morning after the construction group's FY26 final results beat market expectations and the board backed the numbers with a fresh £15m share buyback, confirming a sixth straight year of growth.The r

Bytes Technology raised its full-year outlook after first-half growth ran well ahead of expectations, sending shares to a fresh 52-week high.

Fadel Partners' first-half results show revenue growth of just 4%, but a shift toward higher-margin recurring licensing income halved the software firm's losses.

The Beauty Tech Group's shares hit a new 52-week high after interim results beat management's own guidance, prompting a profit upgrade and a £20m buyback.

ACG Metals grew revenue sharply in the first half, but a three-month delay to full copper production and slashed annual output guidance sent the shares sharply lower.

TruFin's interim results were reshaped by the £125m sale of games publisher Playstack, which funded a large shareholder payout but left the core lending business still loss-making.

Sound Energy's half-year results are overshadowed by a post-period disposal that erased its debt, turning the AIM-listed energy company into a cash-backed hunter for new deals.

The AIM-listed automotive electronics supplier's interim results show revenue climbing and its Adjusted EBITDA loss narrowing as three major programmes reach serial production, though cash remains scarce.

Guardian Metal Resources reported a sharply wider annual loss after a huge capital raise, as the AIM-listed tungsten developer pushes toward first production at its flagship Nevada project.

London's blue-chips pushed higher on Thursday morning, with the FTSE 100 up 0.9% and the

DNO has revised its recommended takeover of Capricorn Energy into an all-cash deal, keeping the headline price the same but removing the risk tied to paying a special dividend before completion.

Drax raised its full-year profit guidance to the top end of analyst forecasts, citing strong summer operations and its newly completed Bluefield Solar acquisition, and shares jumped nearly 4% in early trade.

NEXT plc (LON: NXT) shares are up around 2.8% at the open on Thursday after the company reported a better-than-expected first half, with full price sales up 7.7% and total sales including markdown rising 8.9%.

Debenhams Group (formerly boohoo group plc) (LON: DEBS) reported accelerating growth in a trading update for the six months to 31 August 2026, with adjusted EBITDA up 13.9% and reported EBITDA up 731%.

Kepler Cheuvreux downgraded Associated British Foods (LON: ABF) to "Hold" from "Buy" on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, cutting its price target to 1,900 pence from 2,100 pence.

Shares in BAE Systems (LON: BA.) climbed 1.2% on Wednesday after the defence contractor confirmed it had secured $16 million in Defense Production Act Title III funding from the US Department of War, boosting

Reckitt Benckiser Group (LON: RKT), the maker of Lysol and Mucinex, plans to invest approximately $400 million in its U.S. operations over the next four years, according to a report by The Wall Street Jou

Generac Holdings (NYSE: GNRC) shares surged in after-hours trading Wednesday after the backup-power equipment maker unveiled a landmark, long-term supply agreement with Amazon.com to provide generators for Amazon's data cente

Evercore ISI added BP (LON: BP.) to its "Tactical Outperform" list on Wednesday, pointing to a surge in cash generation as higher oil prices lift the energy major's finances.

UK unemployment held at 4.9% in the three months to July, below the 5.0% consensus estimate, but vacancies fell to their lowest level outside the pandemic since 2014 and payrolled employment kept slipping, a labour market cooling gradually rat