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AQUIS STOCK EXCHANGE

Marula Mining (MARU) is still investigating various sources of additional finance. The directors and related parties are providing funding. An $8m copper concentrate purchase agreement has been secured with a New York company. This covers 2,500 tonnes of copper concentrate each month from the Kinusi copper mine. The 2024 accounts have still to be published. An agreement with Baosteel Resources South Africa covers initial deliveries of a minimum of 5,000 tonnes of manganese ore from the Kilifi manganese processing plant. Marula Mining will receive a provisional payment of 90% of each monthly shipment upon delivery to Mombasa Port. Marula Mining has not paid the £1m for the minority interest in the Kilifi plant. This will be settled for £856,000 in shares at 3.85p each. Marula Mining and the WEEE Centre have finalised phase 1 of implementation of the lithium-ion Battery Recycling and Critical Metals Processing facility (the “Project”) in Kenya.

Stack BTC (STAK) raised £260,000 at 5p/share early in the week. The cash for acquisitions and investing in Bitcoin. The company subsequently bought 5 Bitcoin at £51,850 each and 5 Bitcoin at £52,758 each.

B HODL (HODL) announced a capital deployment programme. It is redeploying £350,000 in cash to invest in Bitcoin or buy back shares, which still leaves 24 months of working capital. B HODL will participate in the rewards account set up by CoinCorner, which owns 14.3% in B HODL, that will provide a return on part of the Bitcoin holding that is not in the Lightning network.

Mendell Helium (MDH) says M3 Helium, which it has an option to acquire that has been extended to 30 April, will commence drilling of wells on Rost and Enwell leases. The drill rig should arrive in the week beginning 16 March.

Falconedge (EDGE) says that the February Bitcoin yield was 0.912%. The total Bitcoin holding is 20.059694.

Wishbone Gold (WSBN) won a contested ballot for 67km² of mineral title on crown land, 25km north-west of Telfer, which was applied for by multiple parties.

Vault Ventures (VULT) is developing a post-quantum secure communications platform with Whitespace Global. The contract with Whitespace Global is worth £1.6m. Vault Ventures will have controlled ownership of the cryptographic architecture.

The WeShop share price has fallen to $16.40, which is a drop of more than 90% since the high just after flotation. The value of the WeCap (WCAP) shareholding is just over $20m.

Ajax Resources (AJAX) has signed an agreement to acquire the Pereira Velho gold project. The payment is $200,000 cash plus $1.9m in shares, plus a 1.5% net smelter return, depending on the level of the gold price, which can be bought back for $1.5m. Ajax Resources issued 927,000 shares for the option agreement for the purchase of 100% to the Macacha project. Ajax Resources chief executive bought 264,146 shares at 8p each, taking his stake to 16.3%.

Macaulay Capital (MCAP) edged up income from £277,000 to £283,000 in the year to December 2025. The loss was reduced from £500,000 to £425,000. NAV was reduced from £2.14m to £1.71m.

Gana Media (GANA) is providing a loan of up to £100,000 to NYCE International (NYCE). The loan lasts with 12% and the interest rate is 7%. There are “discussions to integrate ‘NirmataPlay’ games aggregator into Estadio Gana Mexico”. NYCE chief executive Farzad Peyman-Fard is a non-executive director of Gana Media.

Astrid Intelligence (ASTR) is acquiring and integrating an existing validator within the Bittensor network under the Astrid Validator brand. Validators verify results and ensures rules are followed.

Oscillate (SRVL) has renewed four prospecting licences in Botswana for two years. The final $80,000 has been received for the sale of hydrogen assets. Pella Ventures has a 4% stake in Oscillate

Coinsilium (COIN) says that the Yellow network token and trading platform has been launched.

Fidelio Partners has a 20.2% stake in Supernova Digital Assets (SOL).

Slater Investments has reduced its stake in Arbuthnot Banking (ARBB) from 5.15% to 4.99%.

JP JENKINS

The London Tunnels (TLT) is raising money via Crowdcube. It wants to raise up to £10m at 180p/share, which is a discount to the $3 share price published by JP Jenkins. The London Tunnels is developing the Kingsway Exchange Tunnels as a visitor attraction

AIM

All Things Considered (ATC) is acquiring digital marketing and fan engagement business Push Media Ventures and Cirkay, which has developed a platform to connect artists and fans. The Cirkay Fan Pass is a digital key that provides exclusive perks and engagement. The total cost is £1.05m, which is made up of £300,000 in cash and £750,000 in shares. The operations will be integrated with the group’s platform and services division. Push has annual revenues of £2.7m and is profitable. Cirkay is yet to report revenues.

Alien Metals (UFO) says West Coast Silver has announced results of a drone magnetic survey for the Elizabeth Hill silver project joint venture. This highlighted multiple new exploration target areas. There is also potential for a larger silver bearing mineralised system outside the existing area. Joint venture partner GreenTech Minerals has completed the phase 1 drill programme at Munni Munni Platinum-Palladium-Copper-Nickel project in Western Australia. Assay results will be published. This is part of the work to calculate a JORC resource. The previous mineral resource estimate is 24 Mt @ 2.9 g/t 4E (PGE+Au) for 2.2Moz.

Offshore energy services Tekmar Group (TGP) reported a dip in 2024-25 revenues from £32.8m to £28.7m, but recent contract wins should return the company to growth with £38.6m forecast for the year to September 2026. It should also mean that there will be a move from a loss to around break even. Net debt was £2.4m at the end of September 2025 and since then a surplus property has been sold for £2.84m. There is already a strong order book for this year and further out.

Semiconductors designer and supplier EnSilica (ENSI) raised £9.7m in an oversubscribed placing at 47p/share. A retail offer could raise a further £300,000. This is expected to unlock £2m of matching funding for the £10.4m UK Space Agency award that was previously announced. The cash will also help to accelerate supply volumes to customers. Earlier in the week, EnSilica announced another two contracts, plus a $4m extension to an existing contract with an automotive customer.  The new contracts are in life science and healthcare worth an initial $1.6m and $200,000 for a feasibility study respectively.

Fulcrum Metals (FMET) has taken advantage of the share price rise to raise £550,000 at 11p/share, which was a small premium to the market price. This will help to progress the work towards a mineral resource estimate. This is much less dilutive that the £1.05m raised at 3p/share last year. Peter Hall took a 4.34% stake. Metals One (MET1) also took the chance to reduce its shareholding from 6.33% to below 3%. Further sales will not have to be reported. Metals One invested £175,000 in last year’s placing so it has already got more than its investment back.

Concrete levelling equipment supplier Somero Enterprises (SOM) had a tough time in the US and Europe in 2025. Revenues dipped from $109.2m to $88.9m, although the second half was stronger. Pre-tax profit fell from $23.4m to $16.3m. This also meant that the dividend was reduced to 10.24 cents/share, meaning it is nearly twice covered by earnings. Net cash is still $33.2m and after dividends and share buybacks it should continue at that level.

Agricultural and fire protection technology supplier Light Science Technologies (LST) is acquiring Injectaclad for up to £4.8m, as well as paying £600,000 for the 10% minority shareholding in UK Circuits and Electronics Solutions and a related property, which can also be used for the fire protection division. Injectaclad has developed a remedial cavity fire barrier for properties and Light Science Technologies has a subsidiary that installs this product. The deal could help to improve margins by streamlining the supply chain.

Earnz (EARN) is acquiring Zero Carbon Group, which takes annualised sales to £30m. The deal will initially cost £3m – £1.5m in cash and £1.5m in shares – with a further £2m plus depending on achieving profit targets. Earnz raised £3.56m at 5p/share.

Anglesey Mining (AYM) has raised £680,000 at 6p/share, following the completion a £4m debt settlement agreement with Energold. There is £250,000 earmarked for dewatering of an existing shaft, £50,000 for analysis of samples and £100,000 for ongoing exploration.

IT company CloudCoCo (CLCO) announced it is raising £275,000 at 0.12p/share. Chairman Simon Duckworth is investing £210,000. A capital reorganisation is required before new shares can be issued for less than 1p each. The cash will fund Project Brightstar, which will enhance the company’s position in the B2B market. Target revenues are £10m, compared with £8m in the year to September 2025.

Ilika (IKA) has made the first commercial delivery of Stereax batteries to Cirtec Medical.

MAIN MARKET

Marine services provider James Fisher (FSJ) significantly improved margins in 2025. In 2025, revenues adjusted for disposals and closures increased 4% to £377.2m. Last year’s profit was boosted by gains on disposals. Underlying pre-tax profit improved from £11.9m to £15.3m. Operating margin was 2.5 percentage points higher at 7.6%. All three divisions improved margins.

BATM (BVC) improved full year revenues from $117.3m to $123.2m, while pre-tax profit jumped from $3m to $13.6m, but this included an exceptional disposal gain. Net cash was $14.7m at the end of 2025. There are more non-core businesses to sell. The cyber and networks divisions are growing strongly. Pre-tax profit is expected to be modest this year before recovering in 2027.

Bitcoin investor and wed development company The Smarter Web Company (SWC) has offered pre-IPO warrant holders the chance to realise value. The warrants are exercisable at 2.5p each. The offer price is 20.6p for each warrant. The current share price is 31.155p. The company has raised £63,000 at 37p/share. It bought three Bitcoin for £48,764 each.

Andrew Hore