UK small-cap RNS · 30 Jul 2026
Every announcement of UK small & mid caps under £2bn. The ones that started or moved a situation are marked – a click opens it.
Key = all announcements except routine filings (voting rights, buybacks, holdings, director forms), plus the ones that are part of a situation. Not investment advice.
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Clarification StatementBrave Bison has this morning announced (the "Announcement") a firm offer to acquire all of the issued and to be issued System1 Shares not already owned by Brave Bison (the "Offer").
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Rathbones Group RAT £1,746mDirectorate Change Board changeDirectorate Change - Appointment of new Independent Non-Executive DirectorMoved: FCA Consumer Duty remediation: Remediation under way; costs rising → Remediation under way; Risk Committee chair succession set
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Eurasia Mining EUA £83mCompany Update & AGMConfirms Monchetundra production target of end 2026-early 2027 and a design and mining plan this quarter, but West Kytlim sale approval has no deadline and the Chairman says strategy would be reassessed if peace comes first.Moved: West Kytlim disposal: Shareholders approved; state approvals awaited → Approvals awaited; production continues to preserve asset · NKT feasibility study and mining licence: Feasibility Study work continuing; licence extended → Monchetundra design and mining plan expected this quarter · Arctic financing: KK sale or equity: Board keeping equity raise option open → Equity raise ruled out before peace; sale-funded plan
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First Tranche Institutional Fundraise for US$28.5m FundraiseFunds the relaunch, taking cash from about US$8m to about US$36.5m, but the shares are issued at a stated 20% discount and make up about 57% of the enlarged share capital.Moved: First Phase Fundraising $100-150m: Preparations well advanced; placing and retail offer planned → First institutional tranche closed; second due August
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Update, drill results and outlook ResultsDrilling fell to about 800m a month after a consumables shortage, from 1,200m, grades are lower and the JORC slips from September to October. Offsets are the 10m+ intercept, 6% drilled and metallurgy progress.Moved: Agadir Melloul resource and mine development: First assays reported; JORC due Sept 2026 → JORC slipped to Oct 2026; drilling slowed
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Half-year Results ResultsGuidance is cut, not raised: 2026 ROTE falls from low double digit to low single digit, with low double digit now pushed to 2027 and mid-teens to 2028, on lower Credit Card yields.Upgrade / downgrade cycle below expectationsoutlook mixed, loweredfirst in 8 months −26.0% on the dayMoved: Tier 2 notes refinancing: Tender launched; maximum acceptance £100m → Completed; £100m Tier 2 tendered and refinanced (closed) · Gateway technology programme: On course; over 800k customers on new app → All Credit Card customers migrated to new app · new: Returns guidance reset – ROTE guidance cut; recovery pushed to 2027-28
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Fiinu BANK £9.9mReceipt of Requisition NoticeGranicus, the Everfex seller and a 10.7% holder, is escalating its pre-AGM criticism into a requisition to remove CEO and founder Sjoblom. This adds leadership distraction while the company pursues £16m+ claims against Granicus.Legal & regulatory +0.0% on the dayMoved: Granicus shareholder letter before AGM: Board rebutting seller's pre-AGM letter → Requisition received, validity under review · Everfex SPA non-compete dispute: Arbitration plus warranty claims, over £16m → Claims over £16m ongoing; Board links requisition to them
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June 2026 Quarterly ReportQuarterly report with no new financials. It recaps the completed DFS, the heavy rare earth monazite results and the 8 July shift to a US-focused strategy after Rio Tinto's exit as operator, so the story is unchanged.Moved: US-focused critical minerals strategy: Announced 8 Jul 2026 after Rio exit → Strategy restated in June 2026 quarterly · Kasiya heavy rare earth by-product: Preliminary; US offtake engagement → Evaluation underway; excluded from DFS · Kasiya project financing with IFC: Financing pursued directly; no terms yet → IFC collaboration; no terms yet
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Elementis ELM £1,023mHalf-year Results ResultsGuidance is only confirmed as in line with consensus (2026 adjusted operating profit mean $132.5m), not raised. Strong H1 profit growth supports it, but the outlook is held.Moved: Elevate Elementis cost savings programme: $18m delivered in 2025; $4m remaining → $6.5m of net $10m target delivered · new: Pharma proceeds share buyback – New c£25m buyback launched
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Final Results ResultsDelivers the cost-cut turnaround as flagged on 29 April: revenue $42.3m, Adjusted EBITDA $4.0m against the 'at least $3.8m' guide. Strong Q1 FY27 trading adds confidence in a return to growth.Moved: Post-restructuring turnaround: Chair handover done; board rebuilding → Restructuring complete; board refresh continuing · Fast Track and AI workflows: Early stage; growing quarterly demand, incl. sports → Premium live-event service launched; early delivery · Two major studio RFP wins: On-boarding; volumes too early to determine → Framework agreements in place; volumes still unquantified
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Ondo Insurtech ONDO £17mResults for the Year Ended 31 March 2026 ResultsRevenue rose 20% to £4.6m, the bottom of the guided range, with a recurring mix of 83%. The operating loss widened to £6.4m and US order deferrals forced the July refinancing.Transformational contract / build-out £4.6m · 27% of mcapoutlook positivefirst since Oct 2023 −4.3% on the dayMoved: Fundraise for US expansion: Retail offer open; GM 9 Jul 2026 → Completed in July 2026 (closed) · Short-term funding requirement: Refinancing package agreed; shareholder vote pending → Refinancing completed July 2026 (closed) · Nationwide LeakBot rollout: Further 35,000-unit order intended → Further order intended, not yet firm
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Wilmington WIL £249mTrading Statement Trading updateWilmington plc, (LSE: WIL, 'Wilmington', 'the Group') the GRC RegTech services group, today provides a trading update for the year ended 30 June 2026.
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Foxtons Group FOXT £110mHalf-year Results ResultsThe H1 results confirm the 16 July warning: adjusted operating profit fell 29% to £8.9m, with £3.0m of RRA revenue reversals and weak Sales. FY guidance of £17m-£19m is only reiterated, not cut again.Moved: 2026 Sales recovery: Sales downturn prolonged; no recovery expected → Sales downturn continues; no recovery expected · Renters' Rights Act impact: Implemented May 2026; short-term volatility → Volatility moderating since May; H2 stabilisation expected · Sales repositioning and cost programme: £3.0m savings delivered; more under consideration → £4.5m annualised savings implemented; benefit H2-weighted
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Vesuvius VSVS £1,093mHalf-year Results ResultsThe profit warning was issued on 27 July. These results land on that cut guidance: H1 profit is flat at constant currency, Steel issues cost c.£8m, and FY guidance is unchanged.Moved: FY26 guidance downgrade: Warning issued; Steel issues due fixed by year-end → Cut guidance confirmed at half-year results · Structural cost reduction programme: on track; £55m cumulative by 2028 → On track; £7.4m delivered in H1 · MMS and PiroMET acquisition integration: integrating; synergies delivered as planned → Integrated; Foundry benefiting
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Robert Walters RWA £87m2026 Half-Year Results ResultsH1 matches Board expectations, with net fees down 3% (cc) against 2025's -14% and the operating loss narrowing to £4.5m. Net cash fell to £17.2m from £30.1m and no interim dividend is paid.Moved: Cost savings and portfolio management: Run rate c.£23m; headcount down 3% in Q2 → £7m of £12m savings still to deliver in 2026 · Market recovery and 2026 NFI: H1 in line; Q2 slipped to -4% → H1 in line; profit now seen at upper end
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Trading Update Trading updateFY2026 expectations of $11.0m are reaffirmed, but H1 revenue of c.$2.1m leaves delivery dependent on the second half, chiefly the $3.9m Permian REGEN project in Q3. Cash fell to c.$500k.Moved: Permian Basin REGEN project: Awarded; Permian sales lead hired, delivery pending → Delivery expected; revenue due Q3 2026 · Gulf of Mexico offshore lease contracts: Third lease commenced; recurring rental under way → Third system delivered; more platforms scheduled · Middle East conflict exposure: Impact not yet assessable → Timelines dependent on ongoing conflict
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Pets at Home Group PETS £1,029mQ1 FY27 Trading Statement Trading updateQ1 FY27 trading is in line and guidance is unchanged. Retail consumer revenue grew 4.9% with volumes ahead of sales, a clear step up from FY26's Retail decline, so the turnaround is gaining traction.Moved: Retail turnaround plan: Progressing; sales and volumes improving, not complete → Gaining traction; Q1 FY27 Retail sales up · Dividend rebase and buyback: £50m buyback started; first tranche underway → First £25m tranche progressing
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Operational update to 30 June 2026H1 auction revenue of USD 102.9m is well up on USD 60m a year earlier and Kagem production is healthy, but premium ruby grade is still weak at 0.025 carats per tonne, net debt rose to USD 44.2m and costs are under pressure.Moved: MRM second processing plant: Final commissioning slipped to Q3 2026 → Contributing to volumes; sign-off still pending
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Synectics SNX £32mNew Casino ContractUS$2.4m Synergy win at a new West Coast casino adds a leading operator and helps replace the one-off gaming revenue in the reset FY26 year. Most delivery falls in 2027, with recurring support revenue.Moved: New business contract momentum: Wins broadening; Stagecoach orders added → Wins broadening; US casino win added
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Power Probe PLC PWR £41mH1 2026 Trading Update Trading updateH1 revenue fell about 17% to $17.7m and adjusted EBITDA fell to $3.8m, but this was flagged as launch timing and H2 weighting. Gross margin recovered to 50.4% after FY25's fall, so the picture is mixed.Moved: New US manufacturing facility opening: Charlotte investment under way, not yet producing → Investment progressing, not yet producing
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Resolute Mining Limited RSG £1,137mJune 2026 Quarterly Activities ReportQ2 is stated as meeting the 5 June reset expectations, but that reset already cut Syama Q2 output and put group guidance at the lower end of 250-275 koz; confirms a weaker plan, not a recovery.Moved: Doropo project development: Under construction, on schedule → Construction on track, partly financed · Syama Sulphide Conversion Project: Commissioning; shutdown deferred to mid-June → Stage 1 commissioning started · Mali supply chain and operating risk: Security disruption hits Syama Q2 output → Q2 hit as flagged; improving late quarter