UK small-cap RNS · 14 Jan 2026
Every announcement of UK small & mid caps under £2bn. The ones that started or moved a situation are marked – a click opens it.
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Forgent PLC FORG £5.6mComplementary strategic expansionAdds a capital-light critical and precious metals strategy beside gasification, aimed at earlier cash flow, with lenders supportive. No asset is named yet, and the company still depends on creditors.Moved: Cost reset and leadership overhaul: New executive team in place; cuts under way → Metals expansion announced; pipeline under evaluation · new: Debt restructuring with lenders – Advanced discussions; no certainty of terms
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Globaldata DATA £422mTrading Update and Update on move to Main Market Trading updateNot an upgrade: FY25 margin of ~34% is below the ~35% guided in October. Only the FY26 aim of a return towards 40% is restated, so guidance is not raised.Moved: Progress to 45% Adjusted EBITDA margin over the plan period to end-2026.: on_track → changed – The 2026 margin aim is now 'towards 40%', short of the 45% plan target. · Main Market listing move: Committed; timing not yet given → Timetable set; admission 5 March 2026 · Growth Transformation Plan execution: Margin trimmed; revenue momentum building → FY25 margin ~34%; recovery to ~40% targeted 2026
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MS International MSI £261mHalf-year Results ResultsReported PBT slipped to £8.47m from £8.77m on slightly higher revenue, as guided, because of defence order timing; excluding derivative effects profit rose to £9.28m and the interim dividend was raised to 6p.Moved: new: Disposal of non-core divisions – Financial buyer interest received; trade buyers next · new: Defence US and European expansion – US support facility established; Poland investment under way · new: Forgings MLA programme ramp-up – Initial deliveries to MLA under way
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Ramsdens Holdings RFX £206mFinal Results ResultsRecord FY25 with PBT up 43% to £16.2m, marginally ahead of market expectations, driven by gold price and all four income streams; dividend raised 43% including specials.Moved: new: New store opening programme – Wakefield opened; three in shop fit · new: FY26 operating cost inflation – cost increases flagged for FY26
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Year End Trading Update Trading updateSales programme has cut drawn debt to £34.3m, but 2025 sales were only £8.0m, occupancy and contracted rent fell, and the three-year timeframe may need extending.Moved: new: Orderly portfolio sales programme – Year two of three; debt £34.3m · new: Possible sale of entire portfolio – Open to exploring; nothing active stated · new: Re-letting of vacated units – Lettings at advanced stages in legals
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Vistry Group VTY £806mTrading update Trading updateStrong second half performance, full year profit growthMoved: Deliver year-on-year profit increase in FY25: on_track → delivered – FY25 adjusted PBT of about £270m is up on FY24's £263.5m, in line with expectations; full results due 4 March 2026. · Reduce net debt year-on-year at 31 December 2025: on_track → delivered – Year-end net debt of c.£145m is down from £180.7m a year earlier. · Keep FY25 Open Market and Partner Funded volumes similar to FY24: pending → missed – Completions fell: Partner Funded down c.8% to c.11,600 and Open Market down c.11% to c.4,100, so volumes were not similar to FY24.
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Trading Statement Trading updateOutflows narrowed to £1.0bn from £1.6bn a year earlier and two institutional mandates were funded, but retail outflows of £1.3bn continue and AuMA is down from £22.0bn at 30 September.Moved: Institutional mandate wins: Won, awaiting funding → Two mandates funded, £330m institutional inflows (closed) · Net outflows and return to inflows: Net outflows continue, inflows delayed → Outflows narrowed but retail outflows persist · Share buyback programme: Launched, buying via Panmure Liberum → Ongoing, management cites continued buy backs