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Holdings in Company

Keystone Law Group PLC

TR1 Buy
['CANACCORD GENUITY GROUP INC', '11.8778', '12.0273']
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Holding(s) in Company

Ecofin U.S. Renewables Infrastructure Trust PLC USD

TR1 Buy
['Asset Value Investors Limited', '19.812210', '14.652104']
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Holding(s) in Company

Kier Group PLC

TR1 Buy
['UBS Group AG-Investment Bank & Global Wealth Management', '6.632870', '5.632930']
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Holding(s) in Company

Impax Environmental Markets PLC

TR1 Buy
['Jefferies Financial Group Inc', '2.525000', '0.914000']
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Holding(s) in Company

Coretx Holdings Plc

<mark style="background-coloryellow">TR1</mark> Buy
['Peel Hunt LLP', '10.099517', 'Below 10']
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Director/PDMR Shareholding

Softcat plc

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of Partnership Shares under the Softcat plc Share Incentive Plan
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Holding(s) in Company

Haydale Graphene Industries

TR1 Buy
['Unicorn Asset Management Limited', '3.86', '5.09']
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Holding(s) in Company

Ecofin U.S. Renewables Infrastructure Trust PLC USD

TR1 Buy
['Stichting Privium Sustainable Impact Fund', '0.000000', 0]
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Holding(s) in Company

Bytes Technology Ltd

TR1 Buy
['Public Investment Corporation SOC Ltd', '5.210', '4.807']
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Holding(s) in Company

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC

TR1 Buy
['The Capital Group Companies, Inc.', '4.895671', '5.001115']
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Holding(s) in Company

Artemis UK Future Leaders plc

TR1 Buy
['1607 Capital Partners, LLC', '10.951231', '11.826814']
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Holding(s) in Company

Artemis UK Future Leaders plc

TR1 Buy
['1607 Capital Partners, LLC', '10.951231', '11.826814']
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Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

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Form 8.3

International Personal Finance PLC

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Net Asset Value

iShares VII Public Limited Company - iShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF

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Share Buyback Programme

Softcat plc

**Summary**
Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the companys confidence in its long-term prospects and strong financial position. Softcat has engaged J.P. Morgan Securities plc to conduct on-market purchases of up to 19,994,626 ordinary shares, which will be cancelled upon repurchase. The buyback is in line with the companys disciplined capital allocation policy and complies with regulatory requirements, including the Financial Conduct Authoritys UK Listing Rules and Market Abuse Regulation. The programme operates under shareholder authority granted at the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
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Holding(s) in Company

Ariana Resources plc

TR1 Buy
['Hong Kong Xinhai Mining Services Limited', '10.19', 0]
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PDMR Dealing

EMV Capital plc

EMV Capital Plc (AIMEMVC), the deep tech and life sciences VC investment group, announces that on 06 January 2026 the Company was notified that Nick Salisbury, a PDMR, has transferred 7,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") from his personal brokerage account to his Self-Invested Personal Pension for portfolio consolidation purposes. This transfer was effected by way of a sale of the Ordinary Shares at a price of £0.601 pence per share and a re<mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of the Ordinary Shares at a price of £0.615 pence per share.
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Trading Update

Associated British Foods PLC

**Summary**
Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026.
**Key Points**
* **Primark (Retail)**
* **UK** Showed resilience with 3% sales growth (1.7% like-for-like) despite a challenging clothing market, gaining market share. Success attributed to initiatives improving customer value proposition.
* **Continental Europe** Struggled with a 5.7% like-for-like sales decline due to weak consumer confidence and delayed implementation of UK-style initiatives.
* **US** Volatile retail environment impacted performance.
* **Overall** Sales growth below expectations, leading to increased markdowns and lower profitability. Primark expects low single-digit sales growth in the first half of 2026, with potential impact on full-year operating profit margin.
* **Food Businesses**
* **Mixed performance** US market weakness, particularly in cooking oils and bakery ingredients, led to lower sales and a more cautious outlook.
* **Grocery and Ingredients** Expected to deliver adjusted operating profit moderately below last year.
* **Sugar and Agriculture** Guidance remains unchanged from November 2025.
* **Group Outlook**
* Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS are expected to be below last year due to the performance of individual segments.
**Additional Notes**
* ABF will release final revenue figures for the period on January 22, 2026.
* An investor and analyst call was held on January 8, 2026.
* The announcement contains inside information as per Market Abuse Regulation.
Below is the HTML table code comparing the financials and debt year on year based on the provided text. Since the text does not explicitly mention debt figures, the table focuses on the financial metrics provided, such as revenue growth, sales growth, and adjusted operating profit. < lang="en">Associated British Foods PLC Financial Comparison

Associated British Foods PLC Financial Comparison (2025 vs 2026)

Metric2025 (Prior Year)2026 (Current Year)Change
Primark UK Sales GrowthNot Provided+3%N/A
Primark UK Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided+1.7%N/A
Primark Europe Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided-5.7%N/A
Primark US Sales GrowthNot Provided+12%N/A
Primark Overall Sales GrowthNot Provided+1%N/A
Retail Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Grocery Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Ingredients Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-2%N/A
Sugar Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-5%N/A
Agriculture Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-4%N/A
Group Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-1%N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit Margin (Primark)Not Provided~10% (expected)N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Grocery)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Ingredients)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Group Adjusted Operating ProfitNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A
Adjusted EPSNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A

Note: Debt figures were not provided in the text, so they are not included in the comparison.

### Explanation: - **Metrics**: The table includes key financial metrics such as sales growth, revenue growth, and adjusted operating profit margins/profits for different segments of Associated British Foods PLC. - **Comparison**: Since the prior year (2025) figures are not explicitly provided in the text, the "Change" column is marked as "N/A". - **Styling**: Basic CSS is applied to make the table more readable. - **Debt**: As debt figures are not mentioned in the text, they are excluded from the table with a note at the bottom.
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Half-year Financial Report

Coral Products

**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)**
**Overview**
Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results for the six months ending October 31, 2025. The report highlights significant financial and operational improvements, despite a challenging economic environment.
**Financial Highlights (H1 2026 vs. H1 2024)**
**Revenue Growth**Group sales (excluding intercompany sales) increased by **21.5%** to £19.2 million, while sales including intercompany transactions rose by **29.4%** to £21.1 million, driven by vertical integration.
**Profitability**Gross profit surged by **39.5%** to £6.7 million, and underlying operating profit jumped by **4,579%** to £1.31 million. Reported profit before tax turned positive at £0.1 million, compared to a £1.3 million loss in H1 2024.
**EBITDA**Underlying EBITDA grew by **144.3%** to £1.78 million.
**Earnings per Share**Underlying basic earnings per share improved to **0.74p** from a loss of 0.48p in H1 2024.
**Strategic and Operational Achievements**
**Intercompany Sales**Increased by **225%** to £1.9 million, reflecting successful integration of Group businesses.
**Business Performance**Structural improvements at Manplas Ltd are yielding financial benefits, while Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd is performing as expected.
**Sustainability**Progress in increasing recycled content across products and investments in sustainable technologies, such as the rPET extrusion line (slightly delayed to January 2026).
**Operational Efficiency**Focus on manufacturing optimization is enhancing gross margins and operational efficiency.
**Divisional Performance**
**Flexible Division**Strong performance with successful integration of Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd, focusing on sustainable profitability.
**Rigid Division**Solid revenue growth and improving gross margins due to operational efficiencies.
**Distribution Division**Continued growth with deeper customer penetration and success in securing orders for innovative products like the single polymer lotion pump.
**Outlook**
The Group expects **marginally higher revenue** in H2 2026, driven by new business wins and operational restructuring.
Full-year 2025 outlook remains positive, with a focus on returning all businesses to profitability, strengthening the balance sheet, and optimizing cash generation.
**Management Commentary**
CEO Ian Hillman emphasized the positive results despite economic challenges, attributing success to the strengthened product portfolio and dedicated employees. The focus remains on profitability, balance sheet improvement, and cash generation.
**Financial Position**
Net assets stood at **£12.06 million** as of October 31, 2025.
Net debt increased to **£13.84 million**, partly due to drawdowns under a new invoice discounting facility to fund working capital for Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd.
**Dividend**
No interim dividend was declaredas the Board prioritizes investmentdebt reductionand cash generation.
**Conclusion**
Coral Products PLC demonstrated robust financial and operational progress in H1 2026, with significant improvements in revenue, profitability, and strategic initiatives. The Group remains optimistic about its full-year performance, focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence.
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MetricSix months to 31 October 2025Six months to 31 October 2024 (restated)% Change
£'000£'000%
Group Sales (excluding Interco sales)19,23115,807+21.5%
Group Sales (including Interco sales)21,12616,355+29.4%
Gross Profit6,6834,810+39.5%
Reported Profit / (Loss) before taxation118(1,271)+108%
Underlying Reported Profit /(Loss) before taxation660(431)+180%
Underlying Operating Profit1,31028+4,579%
Underlying EBITDA1,776727+144.3%
Net Debt(13,843)(10,309)-34.3%

Debt Comparison

Metric31 October 202531 October 2024% Change
Other Borrowings(5,814)(6,435)+9.7%
Lease Liabilities (Current)(948)(1,194)+20.6%
Lease Liabilities (Non-Current)(3,371)(1,835)-83.7%
Total Debt(10,133)(9,464)-7.1%
**Notes:** * The tables compare key financial metrics and debt levels for Coral Products PLC between the six months ending 31 October 2025 and the six months ending 31 October 2024 (restated). * The percentage changes are calculated based on the restated figures for 2024. * The debt comparison table focuses on the changes in borrowing and lease liabilities, which are the primary components of the company's debt. * The tables are presented in HTML format with borders, padding, and headers for clarity.
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Trading Update

Quartix Holdings Plc

**Summary**
Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
1. **Financial Performance**
Revenue and adjusted EBITDA exceeded market expectations.
Free cashflow reached £5.1m, despite significant outflows for a 4G upgrade program in France, restructuring costs, and a corporation tax pre-payment.
The company ended the year with a cash balance of £5.6m.
A proposed single ordinary dividend of 10 pence per share for the year, subject to AGM approval.
2. **Growth Metrics**
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) increased by £4.5m (+14%) to £37m, outpacing 2024 growth.
Net Revenue Retention (NRR) improved to 98.1% from 95.7% in 2024.
New customer acquisition grew by 9%, and new subscriptions increased by 7%.
3. **Regional Performance**
Strong ARR growth in the UK (+11%)France (+15%)Italy (+43%)and Spain (+35%).
Moderate growth in the USA (+6%) and Germany (+26%), with plans for further improvement in 2026.
4. **Product Innovation**
Successful rollout of the TCSV17 telematics system and progress on the TCSV18 for UK/European and US markets.
Enhanced web and mobile application user interfaces, with positive feedback from alpha testing.
Expansion of connected dashboard camera solutions, integrated with tracking systems.
5. **4G Upgrade Programs**
Significant progress in France, with 18,000 units remaining to be upgraded by 2026.
Accelerated plans to replace 2G units in the UK due to earlier network sunsetting, with no expected material financial impact.
6. **Financial Reporting Review**
Ongoing discussions with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) regarding the treatment of tracking system costs, which may shift from amortization to depreciation under IAS 16. No conclusions have been reached yet.
7. **Management Commentary**
Executive Chairman Andy Walters expressed satisfaction with the record ARR growth and strong financial performance, positioning the company well for 2026.
Overall, Quartix demonstrated robust growth, innovation, and financial resilience, with optimism for continued expansion in existing markets.
Below is an HTML table comparing the financial and debt-related metrics year-on-year based on the provided text. Since the text does not explicitly mention debt figures, the table focuses on financial metrics such as revenue, ARR, free cashflow, and customer/subscription growth.
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.2 (expected)Ahead of 36.2Not specified
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)7.7 (expected)Ahead of 7.7Not specified
Free Cashflow (£m)4.4 (expected)5.1+0.7 (£16.8% increase)
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) (£m)32.537.0+4.5 (£13.8% increase)
Net Revenue Retention (NRR)95.7%98.1%+2.4%
Customer Base29,95732,942+9%
Subscription Base (units)300,846333,922+11%
New Subscriptions (units)74,00079,576+7%
New Customers Acquired6,8757,501+9%
Cash Balance (£m)Not specified5.6Not specified
### Notes: 1. **Debt**: The provided text does not include specific debt figures, so debt comparison is not included in the table. 2. **Revenue and EBITDA**: The 2024 figures are based on market expectations, while 2025 figures indicate they are ahead of these expectations but exact numbers are not provided. 3. **Cash Balance**: Only the 2025 cash balance is mentioned in the text. 4. **Percentage Changes**: Calculated where possible based on the provided data. This table provides a clear year-on-year comparison of key financial and operational metrics for Quartix Technologies PLC.
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Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26

Tesco PLC

**SummaryTesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26**
Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlights include
**UK & ROI**Like-for-like sales grew by +3.8%, driven by fresh food (+6.6% in the UK), investments in value, and improved customer satisfaction. The UK achieved its highest market share in over a decade (29.4% in the 4-week period), while ROI saw market share gains of +41bps to 24.0%.
**Booker**Sales declined by (1.3%) due to tobacco market weakness and a contract exit, though core catering sales grew by +2.4%.
**Central Europe**Sales increased by +1.0%, supported by fresh food and online growth (+14.3%).
**Group Performance**Overall like-for-like sales grew by +2.9%, with total sales up +3.6% to £24.969 billion.
**Strategic Initiatives**
Launched 340 new and improved own-brand Christmas products, with Finest range sales up +13.0%.
Recruited 28,500 additional colleagues and added 100,000 online delivery slots using AI-powered tools.
Expanded Everyday Low Prices to 3,000 branded products and enhanced Clubcard rewards.
**Outlook**
Tesco expects FY 2025/26 adjusted operating profit at the upper end of the £2.9bn to £3.1bn guidance range, with free cash flow within £1.4bn to £1.8bn.
**CEO Comment**
Ken Murphy highlighted strong customer satisfaction, value initiatives, and market share gains, emphasizing Tesco’s commitment to delivering value and quality for customers.
**Investor & Media Contacts**
Details provided for Investor Relations and Media inquiries, with an investor call scheduled for 9:00 am on 8 January 2026. Preliminary results will be announced on 16 April 2026.
Below is the HTML table code comparing the financials and sales growth year-on-year based on the provided text. Since the text does not explicitly provide year-on-year debt figures, the table focuses on sales and growth comparisons. < lang="en">Tesco PLC Financials Comparison 2025/26

Tesco PLC Financials and Sales Growth Comparison (19 Weeks to 3 Jan 2026)

Region/SegmentSales (£m)Sales Change (Constant Rates)Sales Change (Actual Rates)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
UK18,716+4.4%+4.4%+3.7%
ROI1,265+6.7%+11.2%+4.6%
UK & ROI19,981+4.6%+4.8%+3.8%
Booker3,231(1.3)%(1.3)%(1.3)%
Central Europe1,757+2.3%+9.1%+1.0%
Group24,969+3.6%+4.3%+2.9%

Additional UK Revenue Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (19 Weeks)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Q3)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Christmas)
UK exc. Fuel18,716+3.7%+3.9%+3.2%
Fuel2,085(1.5)%(2.4)%+0.6%
UK Revenue20,801+3.1%+3.2%+3.0%

Additional Booker Sales Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
Core Retail1,179(0.4)%
Core Catering988+2.4%
Tobacco532(10.9)%
Best Food Logistics532+0.6%
Total Booker3,231(1.3)%
### Notes: 1. **Debt Information**: The provided text does not include debt figures, so the table focuses on sales and growth comparisons. 2. **Formatting**: The tables are styled with basic CSS for readability. 3. **Data Source**: All data is extracted from the provided text, focusing on the 19-week period ending 3 January 2026. Let me know if you need further adjustments!
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Q4 Trading Update

Greggs PLC

**Greggs PLC Q4 Trading Update Summary (January 8, 2026):**
Greggs PLC reported strong performance in Q4 and FY25 despite challenging market conditions, highlighting continued outperformance and market share gains in the food-to-go sector.
**Key Highlights**
* **Sales Growth** Total sales increased 7.4% in Q4 and 6.8% for FY25, reaching £2,151 million. Like-for-like sales in company-managed shops grew 2.9% in Q4 and 2.4% for the full year.
* **Market Share Gains** Greggs continued to gain market share in visits, including breakfast and evening slots, despite subdued consumer confidence.
* **Estate Expansion** 207 new shops opened in 2025, resulting in a net increase of 121 shops. 2,739 shops were trading as of December 27, 2025, with plans for around 120 net new openings in 2026.
* **Supply Chain Investment** Development of new supply chain capacity, including the Derby frozen product facility (phased rollout from mid-2026) and Kettering chilled/ambient distribution center (opening 2027), is on track to support growth.
* **Financial Position** Year-end net cash stood at £47 million, down from £125 million in 2024 due to peak investment in supply chain. Capex is expected to significantly reduce in 2026 and 2027.
* **Outlook** Greggs anticipates full-year FY25 profits in line with expectations. While consumer confidence remains a headwind, they expect similar underlying profits in 2026, driven by store openings, cost management, and continued market share gains.
**CEO Comment**
Roisin Currie, CEO, emphasized Greggs resilience in a challenging market, highlighting their focus on value, convenience, and supply chain efficiency. She expressed confidence in the companys growth prospects, supported by new store openings and supply chain investments.
Below is the HTML table code comparing the financials and debt (net cash position) year-on-year for Greggs PLC based on the provided text:
Metric20242025Change
Total Sales (£ million)2,0142,151+6.8%
Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales GrowthN/A+2.4%N/A
Net Cash Position (£ million)12547-62.4%
New Shops OpenedN/A207N/A
Net New Shop OpeningsN/A121N/A
Total Shops Trading (as of year-end)N/A2,739N/A
### Notes: 1. **Total Sales** and **Net Cash Position** are directly comparable year-on-year. 2. **Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales Growth** is only provided for 2025, so no comparison is available. 3. **New Shops Opened**, **Net New Shop Openings**, and **Total Shops Trading** are only provided for 2025, so no comparison is available. 4. The percentage change in **Net Cash Position** is calculated as: `( (£47 - £125) / £125 ) * 100 = -62.4%`. This table provides a clear comparison of the key financials and debt position between 2024 and 2025 for Greggs PLC.
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Major Contract Win

Cerillion PLC

**Summary**
Cerillion plc, a provider of billing, charging, and customer relationship management software solutions, has secured its largest-ever contract, valued at approximately £42.5 million, with Oman Telecommunications (Omantel). This five-year agreement includes supplying and installing Cerillions BSS/OSS suite, along with ongoing support, maintenance, hosting, and managed services. The contract will support Omantels mobile, fixed-line, and broadband services across domestic and international markets. Cerillion was chosen after a competitive tender process, with its productized model, full-service delivery, and lower total cost of ownership being key factors in its selection. This win reinforces Cerillions market forecasts for FY26 and beyond, highlighting its strong position in the telecommunications sector. The company, headquartered in London with operations in India, Bulgaria, and other regions, has a 26-year track record and serves approximately 70 customers across 45 countries.
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Gold Production for YE 2025 and Award of Impact Benefit Agreement (“IBA”)

Amaroq Minerals Ltd.

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its 6-7koz annual guidance range. The company also secured the final Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Nalunaq mine, marking a significant milestone for both Amaroq and Greenland’s mining industry. CEO Eldur Olafsson highlighted the successful commissioning year, with mining and processing operations performing well, and expressed optimism for Phase 2 commissioning in Q2 2026, targeting a ~90% recovery factor. Amaroq plans to release its 2026 production guidance and budget in late February. The company continues to advance its portfolio, including the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal exploration in South Greenland.
Agreement
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Gullframleiðsla ársins 2025 um 6.600 únsur1, yfir miðgildi framleiðslumarkmiðs ársins (6-7 þús. únsur) og Samkomulag við stjórnvöld um samfélagsleg áhrif og sjálfbærni („Impact Benefit Agreement“)

Amaroq Minerals Ltd.

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company anticipates steady mining and production activities continuing into 2026. Additionally, Amaroq secured approval from Greenlandic authorities for an **Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA)** for the Nalunaq project, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. Production targets and financial forecasts for 2026 will be released in late February 2026.
CEO Eldur Ólafsson highlighted the achievement of surpassing production goals in the first year of Nalunaq’s operations and expressed pride in the IBA approval, which underscores positive developments in Greenland’s mining sector. He also acknowledged the team’s efforts in establishing and ramping up operations. Amaroq remains focused on increasing recovery rates to approximately **90%** by the second quarter of 2026 during Phase 2 operations.
Amaroq’s primary focus is on gold and strategic metal exploration in Greenland, with Nalunaq as its flagship asset. The company also holds interests in the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal licenses across South Greenland, including advanced exploration projects for copper, nickel, and critical minerals.
The press release includes forward-looking statements, contact details for inquiries, and acknowledgments of regulatory compliance and qualified persons overseeing technical information.
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Gold Production for YE 2025 and Award of Impact Benefit Agreement (“IBA”)

Amaroq Minerals Ltd.

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its 6-7koz annual guidance range. The company also secured the final Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Nalunaq mine, marking a significant milestone for both Amaroq and Greenland’s mining industry. CEO Eldur Olafsson highlighted the successful commissioning year, with mining and processing operations performing well, and expressed optimism for Phase 2 commissioning in Q2 2026, targeting a ~90% recovery factor. Amaroq plans to release its 2026 production guidance and budget in late February. The company continues to advance its portfolio, including the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal exploration in South Greenland.
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Gullframleiðsla ársins 2025 um 6.600 únsur1, yfir miðgildi framleiðslumarkmiðs ársins (6-7 þús. únsur) og Samkomulag við stjórnvöld um samfélagsleg áhrif og sjálfbærni („Impact Benefit Agreement“)

Amaroq Minerals Ltd.

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company anticipates steady mining and production activities continuing into 2026. Additionally, Amaroq secured approval from Greenlandic authorities for an **Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA)** for the Nalunaq project, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. Production targets and financial forecasts for 2026 will be released in late February 2026.
CEO Eldur Ólafsson highlighted the achievement of surpassing production goals in the first year of Nalunaq’s operations and expressed pride in the IBA approval, which underscores positive developments in Greenland’s mining sector. He also acknowledged the team’s efforts in establishing and ramping up operations. Amaroq remains focused on increasing recovery rates to approximately **90%** by the second quarter of 2026 during Phase 2 operations.
Amaroq’s primary focus is on gold and strategic metal exploration in Greenland, with Nalunaq as its flagship asset. The company also holds interests in the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal licenses across South Greenland, including advanced exploration projects for copper, nickel, and critical minerals.
The press release includes forward-looking statements, contact details for inquiries, and acknowledgments of regulatory compliance and qualified persons overseeing technical information.
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Share Buyback Programme

Softcat plc

**Summary**
Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the companys confidence in its long-term prospects and strong financial position. Softcat has engaged J.P. Morgan Securities plc to conduct on-market purchases of up to 19,994,626 ordinary shares, which will be cancelled upon repurchase. The buyback is in line with the companys disciplined capital allocation policy and complies with regulatory requirements, including the Financial Conduct Authoritys UK Listing Rules and Market Abuse Regulation. The programme operates under shareholder authority granted at the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
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EMV Capital Plc (AIMEMVC), the deep tech and life sciences VC investment group, announces that on 06 January 2026 the Company was notified that Nick Salisbury, a PDMR, has transferred 7,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") from his personal brokerage account to his Self-Invested Personal Pension for portfolio consolidation purposes. This transfer was effected by way of a sale of the Ordinary Shares at a price of £0.601 pence per share and a re<mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of the Ordinary Shares at a price of £0.615 pence per share.
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Accesso Technology Group PLC

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Cerillion PLC

**Summary**
Cerillion plc, a provider of billing, charging, and customer relationship management software solutions, has secured its largest-ever contract, valued at approximately £42.5 million, with Oman Telecommunications (Omantel). This five-year agreement includes supplying and installing Cerillions BSS/OSS suite, along with ongoing support, maintenance, hosting, and managed services. The contract will support Omantels mobile, fixed-line, and broadband services across domestic and international markets. Cerillion was chosen after a competitive tender process, with its productized model, full-service delivery, and lower total cost of ownership being key factors in its selection. This win reinforces Cerillions market forecasts for FY26 and beyond, highlighting its strong position in the telecommunications sector. The company, headquartered in London with operations in India, Bulgaria, and other regions, has a 26-year track record and serves approximately 70 customers across 45 countries.
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Coral Products

**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)**
**Overview**
Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results for the six months ending October 31, 2025. The report highlights significant financial and operational improvements, despite a challenging economic environment.
**Financial Highlights (H1 2026 vs. H1 2024)**
**Revenue Growth**Group sales (excluding intercompany sales) increased by **21.5%** to £19.2 million, while sales including intercompany transactions rose by **29.4%** to £21.1 million, driven by vertical integration.
**Profitability**Gross profit surged by **39.5%** to £6.7 million, and underlying operating profit jumped by **4,579%** to £1.31 million. Reported profit before tax turned positive at £0.1 million, compared to a £1.3 million loss in H1 2024.
**EBITDA**Underlying EBITDA grew by **144.3%** to £1.78 million.
**Earnings per Share**Underlying basic earnings per share improved to **0.74p** from a loss of 0.48p in H1 2024.
**Strategic and Operational Achievements**
**Intercompany Sales**Increased by **225%** to £1.9 million, reflecting successful integration of Group businesses.
**Business Performance**Structural improvements at Manplas Ltd are yielding financial benefits, while Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd is performing as expected.
**Sustainability**Progress in increasing recycled content across products and investments in sustainable technologies, such as the rPET extrusion line (slightly delayed to January 2026).
**Operational Efficiency**Focus on manufacturing optimization is enhancing gross margins and operational efficiency.
**Divisional Performance**
**Flexible Division**Strong performance with successful integration of Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd, focusing on sustainable profitability.
**Rigid Division**Solid revenue growth and improving gross margins due to operational efficiencies.
**Distribution Division**Continued growth with deeper customer penetration and success in securing orders for innovative products like the single polymer lotion pump.
**Outlook**
The Group expects **marginally higher revenue** in H2 2026, driven by new business wins and operational restructuring.
Full-year 2025 outlook remains positive, with a focus on returning all businesses to profitability, strengthening the balance sheet, and optimizing cash generation.
**Management Commentary**
CEO Ian Hillman emphasized the positive results despite economic challenges, attributing success to the strengthened product portfolio and dedicated employees. The focus remains on profitability, balance sheet improvement, and cash generation.
**Financial Position**
Net assets stood at **£12.06 million** as of October 31, 2025.
Net debt increased to **£13.84 million**, partly due to drawdowns under a new invoice discounting facility to fund working capital for Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd.
**Dividend**
No interim dividend was declaredas the Board prioritizes investmentdebt reductionand cash generation.
**Conclusion**
Coral Products PLC demonstrated robust financial and operational progress in H1 2026, with significant improvements in revenue, profitability, and strategic initiatives. The Group remains optimistic about its full-year performance, focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence.
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£'000£'000%
Group Sales (excluding Interco sales)19,23115,807+21.5%
Group Sales (including Interco sales)21,12616,355+29.4%
Gross Profit6,6834,810+39.5%
Reported Profit / (Loss) before taxation118(1,271)+108%
Underlying Reported Profit /(Loss) before taxation660(431)+180%
Underlying Operating Profit1,31028+4,579%
Underlying EBITDA1,776727+144.3%
Net Debt(13,843)(10,309)-34.3%

Debt Comparison

Metric31 October 202531 October 2024% Change
Other Borrowings(5,814)(6,435)+9.7%
Lease Liabilities (Current)(948)(1,194)+20.6%
Lease Liabilities (Non-Current)(3,371)(1,835)-83.7%
Total Debt(10,133)(9,464)-7.1%
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Associated British Foods PLC

**Summary**
Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026.
**Key Points**
* **Primark (Retail)**
* **UK** Showed resilience with 3% sales growth (1.7% like-for-like) despite a challenging clothing market, gaining market share. Success attributed to initiatives improving customer value proposition.
* **Continental Europe** Struggled with a 5.7% like-for-like sales decline due to weak consumer confidence and delayed implementation of UK-style initiatives.
* **US** Volatile retail environment impacted performance.
* **Overall** Sales growth below expectations, leading to increased markdowns and lower profitability. Primark expects low single-digit sales growth in the first half of 2026, with potential impact on full-year operating profit margin.
* **Food Businesses**
* **Mixed performance** US market weakness, particularly in cooking oils and bakery ingredients, led to lower sales and a more cautious outlook.
* **Grocery and Ingredients** Expected to deliver adjusted operating profit moderately below last year.
* **Sugar and Agriculture** Guidance remains unchanged from November 2025.
* **Group Outlook**
* Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS are expected to be below last year due to the performance of individual segments.
**Additional Notes**
* ABF will release final revenue figures for the period on January 22, 2026.
* An investor and analyst call was held on January 8, 2026.
* The announcement contains inside information as per Market Abuse Regulation.
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Associated British Foods PLC Financial Comparison (2025 vs 2026)

Metric2025 (Prior Year)2026 (Current Year)Change
Primark UK Sales GrowthNot Provided+3%N/A
Primark UK Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided+1.7%N/A
Primark Europe Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided-5.7%N/A
Primark US Sales GrowthNot Provided+12%N/A
Primark Overall Sales GrowthNot Provided+1%N/A
Retail Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Grocery Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Ingredients Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-2%N/A
Sugar Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-5%N/A
Agriculture Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-4%N/A
Group Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-1%N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit Margin (Primark)Not Provided~10% (expected)N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Grocery)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Ingredients)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Group Adjusted Operating ProfitNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A
Adjusted EPSNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A

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Trading Update

Quartix Holdings Plc

**Summary**
Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
1. **Financial Performance**
Revenue and adjusted EBITDA exceeded market expectations.
Free cashflow reached £5.1m, despite significant outflows for a 4G upgrade program in France, restructuring costs, and a corporation tax pre-payment.
The company ended the year with a cash balance of £5.6m.
A proposed single ordinary dividend of 10 pence per share for the year, subject to AGM approval.
2. **Growth Metrics**
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) increased by £4.5m (+14%) to £37m, outpacing 2024 growth.
Net Revenue Retention (NRR) improved to 98.1% from 95.7% in 2024.
New customer acquisition grew by 9%, and new subscriptions increased by 7%.
3. **Regional Performance**
Strong ARR growth in the UK (+11%)France (+15%)Italy (+43%)and Spain (+35%).
Moderate growth in the USA (+6%) and Germany (+26%), with plans for further improvement in 2026.
4. **Product Innovation**
Successful rollout of the TCSV17 telematics system and progress on the TCSV18 for UK/European and US markets.
Enhanced web and mobile application user interfaces, with positive feedback from alpha testing.
Expansion of connected dashboard camera solutions, integrated with tracking systems.
5. **4G Upgrade Programs**
Significant progress in France, with 18,000 units remaining to be upgraded by 2026.
Accelerated plans to replace 2G units in the UK due to earlier network sunsetting, with no expected material financial impact.
6. **Financial Reporting Review**
Ongoing discussions with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) regarding the treatment of tracking system costs, which may shift from amortization to depreciation under IAS 16. No conclusions have been reached yet.
7. **Management Commentary**
Executive Chairman Andy Walters expressed satisfaction with the record ARR growth and strong financial performance, positioning the company well for 2026.
Overall, Quartix demonstrated robust growth, innovation, and financial resilience, with optimism for continued expansion in existing markets.
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Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.2 (expected)Ahead of 36.2Not specified
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)7.7 (expected)Ahead of 7.7Not specified
Free Cashflow (£m)4.4 (expected)5.1+0.7 (£16.8% increase)
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) (£m)32.537.0+4.5 (£13.8% increase)
Net Revenue Retention (NRR)95.7%98.1%+2.4%
Customer Base29,95732,942+9%
Subscription Base (units)300,846333,922+11%
New Subscriptions (units)74,00079,576+7%
New Customers Acquired6,8757,501+9%
Cash Balance (£m)Not specified5.6Not specified
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Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26

Tesco PLC

**SummaryTesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26**
Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlights include
**UK & ROI**Like-for-like sales grew by +3.8%, driven by fresh food (+6.6% in the UK), investments in value, and improved customer satisfaction. The UK achieved its highest market share in over a decade (29.4% in the 4-week period), while ROI saw market share gains of +41bps to 24.0%.
**Booker**Sales declined by (1.3%) due to tobacco market weakness and a contract exit, though core catering sales grew by +2.4%.
**Central Europe**Sales increased by +1.0%, supported by fresh food and online growth (+14.3%).
**Group Performance**Overall like-for-like sales grew by +2.9%, with total sales up +3.6% to £24.969 billion.
**Strategic Initiatives**
Launched 340 new and improved own-brand Christmas products, with Finest range sales up +13.0%.
Recruited 28,500 additional colleagues and added 100,000 online delivery slots using AI-powered tools.
Expanded Everyday Low Prices to 3,000 branded products and enhanced Clubcard rewards.
**Outlook**
Tesco expects FY 2025/26 adjusted operating profit at the upper end of the £2.9bn to £3.1bn guidance range, with free cash flow within £1.4bn to £1.8bn.
**CEO Comment**
Ken Murphy highlighted strong customer satisfaction, value initiatives, and market share gains, emphasizing Tesco’s commitment to delivering value and quality for customers.
**Investor & Media Contacts**
Details provided for Investor Relations and Media inquiries, with an investor call scheduled for 9:00 am on 8 January 2026. Preliminary results will be announced on 16 April 2026.
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Tesco PLC Financials and Sales Growth Comparison (19 Weeks to 3 Jan 2026)

Region/SegmentSales (£m)Sales Change (Constant Rates)Sales Change (Actual Rates)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
UK18,716+4.4%+4.4%+3.7%
ROI1,265+6.7%+11.2%+4.6%
UK & ROI19,981+4.6%+4.8%+3.8%
Booker3,231(1.3)%(1.3)%(1.3)%
Central Europe1,757+2.3%+9.1%+1.0%
Group24,969+3.6%+4.3%+2.9%

Additional UK Revenue Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (19 Weeks)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Q3)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Christmas)
UK exc. Fuel18,716+3.7%+3.9%+3.2%
Fuel2,085(1.5)%(2.4)%+0.6%
UK Revenue20,801+3.1%+3.2%+3.0%

Additional Booker Sales Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
Core Retail1,179(0.4)%
Core Catering988+2.4%
Tobacco532(10.9)%
Best Food Logistics532+0.6%
Total Booker3,231(1.3)%
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Greggs PLC

**Greggs PLC Q4 Trading Update Summary (January 8, 2026):**
Greggs PLC reported strong performance in Q4 and FY25 despite challenging market conditions, highlighting continued outperformance and market share gains in the food-to-go sector.
**Key Highlights**
* **Sales Growth** Total sales increased 7.4% in Q4 and 6.8% for FY25, reaching £2,151 million. Like-for-like sales in company-managed shops grew 2.9% in Q4 and 2.4% for the full year.
* **Market Share Gains** Greggs continued to gain market share in visits, including breakfast and evening slots, despite subdued consumer confidence.
* **Estate Expansion** 207 new shops opened in 2025, resulting in a net increase of 121 shops. 2,739 shops were trading as of December 27, 2025, with plans for around 120 net new openings in 2026.
* **Supply Chain Investment** Development of new supply chain capacity, including the Derby frozen product facility (phased rollout from mid-2026) and Kettering chilled/ambient distribution center (opening 2027), is on track to support growth.
* **Financial Position** Year-end net cash stood at £47 million, down from £125 million in 2024 due to peak investment in supply chain. Capex is expected to significantly reduce in 2026 and 2027.
* **Outlook** Greggs anticipates full-year FY25 profits in line with expectations. While consumer confidence remains a headwind, they expect similar underlying profits in 2026, driven by store openings, cost management, and continued market share gains.
**CEO Comment**
Roisin Currie, CEO, emphasized Greggs resilience in a challenging market, highlighting their focus on value, convenience, and supply chain efficiency. She expressed confidence in the companys growth prospects, supported by new store openings and supply chain investments.
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Metric20242025Change
Total Sales (£ million)2,0142,151+6.8%
Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales GrowthN/A+2.4%N/A
Net Cash Position (£ million)12547-62.4%
New Shops OpenedN/A207N/A
Net New Shop OpeningsN/A121N/A
Total Shops Trading (as of year-end)N/A2,739N/A
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**Summary:** Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the companys confidence in its long-term prospects and strong financial position. Softcat has engaged J.P. Morgan Securities plc to conduct on-market purchases of up to 19,994,626 ordinary shares, which will be cancelled upon repurchase. The buyback is in line with the companys disciplined capital allocation policy and complies with regulatory requirements, including the Financial Conduct Authoritys UK Listing Rules and Market Abuse Regulation. The programme operates under shareholder authority granted at the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
**Summary**
Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the companys confidence in its long-term prospects and strong financial position. Softcat has engaged J.P. Morgan Securities plc to conduct on-market purchases of up to 19,994,626 ordinary shares, which will be cancelled upon repurchase. The buyback is in line with the companys disciplined capital allocation policy and complies with regulatory requirements, including the Financial Conduct Authoritys UK Listing Rules and Market Abuse Regulation. The programme operates under shareholder authority granted at the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
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**Summary:** Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026. **Key Points:** * **Primark (Retail):** * **UK:** Showed resilience with 3% sales growth (1.7% like-for-like) despite a challenging clothing market, gaining market share. Success attributed to initiatives improving customer value proposition. * **Continental Europe:** Struggled with a 5.7% like-for-like sales decline due to weak consumer confidence and delayed implementation of UK-style initiatives. * **US:** Volatile retail environment impacted performance. * **Overall:** Sales growth below expectations, leading to increased markdowns and lower profitability. Primark expects low single-digit sales growth in the first half of 2026, with potential impact on full-year operating profit margin. * **Food Businesses:** * **Mixed performance:** US market weakness, particularly in cooking oils and bakery ingredients, led to lower sales and a more cautious outlook. * **Grocery and Ingredients:** Expected to deliver adjusted operating profit moderately below last year. * **Sugar and Agriculture:** Guidance remains unchanged from November 2025. * **Group Outlook:** * Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS are expected to be below last year due to the performance of individual segments. **Additional Notes:** * ABF will release final revenue figures for the period on January 22, 2026. * An investor and analyst call was held on January 8, 2026. * The announcement contains inside information as per Market Abuse Regulation.
**Summary**
Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026.
**Key Points**
* **Primark (Retail)**
* **UK** Showed resilience with 3% sales growth (1.7% like-for-like) despite a challenging clothing market, gaining market share. Success attributed to initiatives improving customer value proposition.
* **Continental Europe** Struggled with a 5.7% like-for-like sales decline due to weak consumer confidence and delayed implementation of UK-style initiatives.
* **US** Volatile retail environment impacted performance.
* **Overall** Sales growth below expectations, leading to increased markdowns and lower profitability. Primark expects low single-digit sales growth in the first half of 2026, with potential impact on full-year operating profit margin.
* **Food Businesses**
* **Mixed performance** US market weakness, particularly in cooking oils and bakery ingredients, led to lower sales and a more cautious outlook.
* **Grocery and Ingredients** Expected to deliver adjusted operating profit moderately below last year.
* **Sugar and Agriculture** Guidance remains unchanged from November 2025.
* **Group Outlook**
* Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS are expected to be below last year due to the performance of individual segments.
**Additional Notes**
* ABF will release final revenue figures for the period on January 22, 2026.
* An investor and analyst call was held on January 8, 2026.
* The announcement contains inside information as per Market Abuse Regulation.
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Associated British Foods PLC Financial Comparison (2025 vs 2026)

Metric2025 (Prior Year)2026 (Current Year)Change
Primark UK Sales GrowthNot Provided+3%N/A
Primark UK Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided+1.7%N/A
Primark Europe Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided-5.7%N/A
Primark US Sales GrowthNot Provided+12%N/A
Primark Overall Sales GrowthNot Provided+1%N/A
Retail Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Grocery Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Ingredients Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-2%N/A
Sugar Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-5%N/A
Agriculture Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-4%N/A
Group Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-1%N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit Margin (Primark)Not Provided~10% (expected)N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Grocery)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Ingredients)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Group Adjusted Operating ProfitNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A
Adjusted EPSNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A

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Coral Products
Positive
**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)** **Overview** Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results for the six months ending October 31, 2025. The report highlights significant financial and operational improvements, despite a challenging economic environment. **Financial Highlights (H1 2026 vs. H1 2024)** - **Revenue Growth**: Group sales (excluding intercompany sales) increased by **21.5%** to £19.2 million, while sales including intercompany transactions rose by **29.4%** to £21.1 million, driven by vertical integration. - **Profitability**: Gross profit surged by **39.5%** to £6.7 million, and underlying operating profit jumped by **4,579%** to £1.31 million. Reported profit before tax turned positive at £0.1 million, compared to a £1.3 million loss in H1 2024. - **EBITDA**: Underlying EBITDA grew by **144.3%** to £1.78 million. - **Earnings per Share**: Underlying basic earnings per share improved to **0.74p** from a loss of 0.48p in H1 2024. **Strategic and Operational Achievements** - **Intercompany Sales**: Increased by **225%** to £1.9 million, reflecting successful integration of Group businesses. - **Business Performance**: Structural improvements at Manplas Ltd are yielding financial benefits, while Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd is performing as expected. - **Sustainability**: Progress in increasing recycled content across products and investments in sustainable technologies, such as the rPET extrusion line (slightly delayed to January 2026). - **Operational Efficiency**: Focus on manufacturing optimization is enhancing gross margins and operational efficiency. **Divisional Performance** - **Flexible Division**: Strong performance with successful integration of Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd, focusing on sustainable profitability. - **Rigid Division**: Solid revenue growth and improving gross margins due to operational efficiencies. - **Distribution Division**: Continued growth with deeper customer penetration and success in securing orders for innovative products like the single polymer lotion pump. **Outlook** - The Group expects **marginally higher revenue** in H2 2026, driven by new business wins and operational restructuring. - Full-year 2025 outlook remains positive, with a focus on returning all businesses to profitability, strengthening the balance sheet, and optimizing cash generation. **Management Commentary** CEO Ian Hillman emphasized the positive results despite economic challenges, attributing success to the strengthened product portfolio and dedicated employees. The focus remains on profitability, balance sheet improvement, and cash generation. **Financial Position** - Net assets stood at **£12.06 million** as of October 31, 2025. - Net debt increased to **£13.84 million**, partly due to drawdowns under a new invoice discounting facility to fund working capital for Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd. **Dividend** No interim dividend was declared, as the Board prioritizes investment, debt reduction, and cash generation. **Conclusion** Coral Products PLC demonstrated robust financial and operational progress in H1 2026, with significant improvements in revenue, profitability, and strategic initiatives. The Group remains optimistic about its full-year performance, focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence.
**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)**
**Overview**
Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results for the six months ending October 31, 2025. The report highlights significant financial and operational improvements, despite a challenging economic environment.
**Financial Highlights (H1 2026 vs. H1 2024)**
**Revenue Growth**Group sales (excluding intercompany sales) increased by **21.5%** to £19.2 million, while sales including intercompany transactions rose by **29.4%** to £21.1 million, driven by vertical integration.
**Profitability**Gross profit surged by **39.5%** to £6.7 million, and underlying operating profit jumped by **4,579%** to £1.31 million. Reported profit before tax turned positive at £0.1 million, compared to a £1.3 million loss in H1 2024.
**EBITDA**Underlying EBITDA grew by **144.3%** to £1.78 million.
**Earnings per Share**Underlying basic earnings per share improved to **0.74p** from a loss of 0.48p in H1 2024.
**Strategic and Operational Achievements**
**Intercompany Sales**Increased by **225%** to £1.9 million, reflecting successful integration of Group businesses.
**Business Performance**Structural improvements at Manplas Ltd are yielding financial benefits, while Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd is performing as expected.
**Sustainability**Progress in increasing recycled content across products and investments in sustainable technologies, such as the rPET extrusion line (slightly delayed to January 2026).
**Operational Efficiency**Focus on manufacturing optimization is enhancing gross margins and operational efficiency.
**Divisional Performance**
**Flexible Division**Strong performance with successful integration of Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd, focusing on sustainable profitability.
**Rigid Division**Solid revenue growth and improving gross margins due to operational efficiencies.
**Distribution Division**Continued growth with deeper customer penetration and success in securing orders for innovative products like the single polymer lotion pump.
**Outlook**
The Group expects **marginally higher revenue** in H2 2026, driven by new business wins and operational restructuring.
Full-year 2025 outlook remains positive, with a focus on returning all businesses to profitability, strengthening the balance sheet, and optimizing cash generation.
**Management Commentary**
CEO Ian Hillman emphasized the positive results despite economic challenges, attributing success to the strengthened product portfolio and dedicated employees. The focus remains on profitability, balance sheet improvement, and cash generation.
**Financial Position**
Net assets stood at **£12.06 million** as of October 31, 2025.
Net debt increased to **£13.84 million**, partly due to drawdowns under a new invoice discounting facility to fund working capital for Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd.
**Dividend**
No interim dividend was declaredas the Board prioritizes investmentdebt reductionand cash generation.
**Conclusion**
Coral Products PLC demonstrated robust financial and operational progress in H1 2026, with significant improvements in revenue, profitability, and strategic initiatives. The Group remains optimistic about its full-year performance, focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence.
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MetricSix months to 31 October 2025Six months to 31 October 2024 (restated)% Change
£'000£'000%
Group Sales (excluding Interco sales)19,23115,807+21.5%
Group Sales (including Interco sales)21,12616,355+29.4%
Gross Profit6,6834,810+39.5%
Reported Profit / (Loss) before taxation118(1,271)+108%
Underlying Reported Profit /(Loss) before taxation660(431)+180%
Underlying Operating Profit1,31028+4,579%
Underlying EBITDA1,776727+144.3%
Net Debt(13,843)(10,309)-34.3%

Debt Comparison

Metric31 October 202531 October 2024% Change
Other Borrowings(5,814)(6,435)+9.7%
Lease Liabilities (Current)(948)(1,194)+20.6%
Lease Liabilities (Non-Current)(3,371)(1,835)-83.7%
Total Debt(10,133)(9,464)-7.1%
**Notes:** * The tables compare key financial metrics and debt levels for Coral Products PLC between the six months ending 31 October 2025 and the six months ending 31 October 2024 (restated). * The percentage changes are calculated based on the restated figures for 2024. * The debt comparison table focuses on the changes in borrowing and lease liabilities, which are the primary components of the company's debt. * The tables are presented in HTML format with borders, padding, and headers for clarity.
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Quartix Holdings Plc
Positive
**Summary:** Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include: 1. **Financial Performance:** - Revenue and adjusted EBITDA exceeded market expectations. - Free cashflow reached £5.1m, despite significant outflows for a 4G upgrade program in France, restructuring costs, and a corporation tax pre-payment. - The company ended the year with a cash balance of £5.6m. - A proposed single ordinary dividend of 10 pence per share for the year, subject to AGM approval. 2. **Growth Metrics:** - Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) increased by £4.5m (+14%) to £37m, outpacing 2024 growth. - Net Revenue Retention (NRR) improved to 98.1% from 95.7% in 2024. - New customer acquisition grew by 9%, and new subscriptions increased by 7%. 3. **Regional Performance:** - Strong ARR growth in the UK (+11%), France (+15%), Italy (+43%), and Spain (+35%). - Moderate growth in the USA (+6%) and Germany (+26%), with plans for further improvement in 2026. 4. **Product Innovation:** - Successful rollout of the TCSV17 telematics system and progress on the TCSV18 for UK/European and US markets. - Enhanced web and mobile application user interfaces, with positive feedback from alpha testing. - Expansion of connected dashboard camera solutions, integrated with tracking systems. 5. **4G Upgrade Programs:** - Significant progress in France, with 18,000 units remaining to be upgraded by 2026. - Accelerated plans to replace 2G units in the UK due to earlier network sunsetting, with no expected material financial impact. 6. **Financial Reporting Review:** - Ongoing discussions with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) regarding the treatment of tracking system costs, which may shift from amortization to depreciation under IAS 16. No conclusions have been reached yet. 7. **Management Commentary:** - Executive Chairman Andy Walters expressed satisfaction with the record ARR growth and strong financial performance, positioning the company well for 2026. Overall, Quartix demonstrated robust growth, innovation, and financial resilience, with optimism for continued expansion in existing markets.
**Summary**
Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
1. **Financial Performance**
Revenue and adjusted EBITDA exceeded market expectations.
Free cashflow reached £5.1m, despite significant outflows for a 4G upgrade program in France, restructuring costs, and a corporation tax pre-payment.
The company ended the year with a cash balance of £5.6m.
A proposed single ordinary dividend of 10 pence per share for the year, subject to AGM approval.
2. **Growth Metrics**
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) increased by £4.5m (+14%) to £37m, outpacing 2024 growth.
Net Revenue Retention (NRR) improved to 98.1% from 95.7% in 2024.
New customer acquisition grew by 9%, and new subscriptions increased by 7%.
3. **Regional Performance**
Strong ARR growth in the UK (+11%)France (+15%)Italy (+43%)and Spain (+35%).
Moderate growth in the USA (+6%) and Germany (+26%), with plans for further improvement in 2026.
4. **Product Innovation**
Successful rollout of the TCSV17 telematics system and progress on the TCSV18 for UK/European and US markets.
Enhanced web and mobile application user interfaces, with positive feedback from alpha testing.
Expansion of connected dashboard camera solutions, integrated with tracking systems.
5. **4G Upgrade Programs**
Significant progress in France, with 18,000 units remaining to be upgraded by 2026.
Accelerated plans to replace 2G units in the UK due to earlier network sunsetting, with no expected material financial impact.
6. **Financial Reporting Review**
Ongoing discussions with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) regarding the treatment of tracking system costs, which may shift from amortization to depreciation under IAS 16. No conclusions have been reached yet.
7. **Management Commentary**
Executive Chairman Andy Walters expressed satisfaction with the record ARR growth and strong financial performance, positioning the company well for 2026.
Overall, Quartix demonstrated robust growth, innovation, and financial resilience, with optimism for continued expansion in existing markets.
Below is an HTML table comparing the financial and debt-related metrics year-on-year based on the provided text. Since the text does not explicitly mention debt figures, the table focuses on financial metrics such as revenue, ARR, free cashflow, and customer/subscription growth.
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.2 (expected)Ahead of 36.2Not specified
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)7.7 (expected)Ahead of 7.7Not specified
Free Cashflow (£m)4.4 (expected)5.1+0.7 (£16.8% increase)
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) (£m)32.537.0+4.5 (£13.8% increase)
Net Revenue Retention (NRR)95.7%98.1%+2.4%
Customer Base29,95732,942+9%
Subscription Base (units)300,846333,922+11%
New Subscriptions (units)74,00079,576+7%
New Customers Acquired6,8757,501+9%
Cash Balance (£m)Not specified5.6Not specified
### Notes: 1. **Debt**: The provided text does not include specific debt figures, so debt comparison is not included in the table. 2. **Revenue and EBITDA**: The 2024 figures are based on market expectations, while 2025 figures indicate they are ahead of these expectations but exact numbers are not provided. 3. **Cash Balance**: Only the 2025 cash balance is mentioned in the text. 4. **Percentage Changes**: Calculated where possible based on the provided data. This table provides a clear year-on-year comparison of key financial and operational metrics for Quartix Technologies PLC.
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TSCO
Tesco PLC
Positive
**Summary: Tesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26** Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlights include: - **UK & ROI**: Like-for-like sales grew by +3.8%, driven by fresh food (+6.6% in the UK), investments in value, and improved customer satisfaction. The UK achieved its highest market share in over a decade (29.4% in the 4-week period), while ROI saw market share gains of +41bps to 24.0%. - **Booker**: Sales declined by (1.3%) due to tobacco market weakness and a contract exit, though core catering sales grew by +2.4%. - **Central Europe**: Sales increased by +1.0%, supported by fresh food and online growth (+14.3%). - **Group Performance**: Overall like-for-like sales grew by +2.9%, with total sales up +3.6% to £24.969 billion. **Strategic Initiatives**: - Launched 340 new and improved own-brand Christmas products, with Finest range sales up +13.0%. - Recruited 28,500 additional colleagues and added 100,000 online delivery slots using AI-powered tools. - Expanded Everyday Low Prices to 3,000 branded products and enhanced Clubcard rewards. **Outlook**: Tesco expects FY 2025/26 adjusted operating profit at the upper end of the £2.9bn to £3.1bn guidance range, with free cash flow within £1.4bn to £1.8bn. **CEO Comment**: Ken Murphy highlighted strong customer satisfaction, value initiatives, and market share gains, emphasizing Tesco’s commitment to delivering value and quality for customers. **Investor & Media Contacts**: Details provided for Investor Relations and Media inquiries, with an investor call scheduled for 9:00 am on 8 January 2026. Preliminary results will be announced on 16 April 2026.
**SummaryTesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26**
Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlights include
**UK & ROI**Like-for-like sales grew by +3.8%, driven by fresh food (+6.6% in the UK), investments in value, and improved customer satisfaction. The UK achieved its highest market share in over a decade (29.4% in the 4-week period), while ROI saw market share gains of +41bps to 24.0%.
**Booker**Sales declined by (1.3%) due to tobacco market weakness and a contract exit, though core catering sales grew by +2.4%.
**Central Europe**Sales increased by +1.0%, supported by fresh food and online growth (+14.3%).
**Group Performance**Overall like-for-like sales grew by +2.9%, with total sales up +3.6% to £24.969 billion.
**Strategic Initiatives**
Launched 340 new and improved own-brand Christmas products, with Finest range sales up +13.0%.
Recruited 28,500 additional colleagues and added 100,000 online delivery slots using AI-powered tools.
Expanded Everyday Low Prices to 3,000 branded products and enhanced Clubcard rewards.
**Outlook**
Tesco expects FY 2025/26 adjusted operating profit at the upper end of the £2.9bn to £3.1bn guidance range, with free cash flow within £1.4bn to £1.8bn.
**CEO Comment**
Ken Murphy highlighted strong customer satisfaction, value initiatives, and market share gains, emphasizing Tesco’s commitment to delivering value and quality for customers.
**Investor & Media Contacts**
Details provided for Investor Relations and Media inquiries, with an investor call scheduled for 9:00 am on 8 January 2026. Preliminary results will be announced on 16 April 2026.
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Tesco PLC Financials and Sales Growth Comparison (19 Weeks to 3 Jan 2026)

Region/SegmentSales (£m)Sales Change (Constant Rates)Sales Change (Actual Rates)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
UK18,716+4.4%+4.4%+3.7%
ROI1,265+6.7%+11.2%+4.6%
UK & ROI19,981+4.6%+4.8%+3.8%
Booker3,231(1.3)%(1.3)%(1.3)%
Central Europe1,757+2.3%+9.1%+1.0%
Group24,969+3.6%+4.3%+2.9%

Additional UK Revenue Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (19 Weeks)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Q3)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Christmas)
UK exc. Fuel18,716+3.7%+3.9%+3.2%
Fuel2,085(1.5)%(2.4)%+0.6%
UK Revenue20,801+3.1%+3.2%+3.0%

Additional Booker Sales Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
Core Retail1,179(0.4)%
Core Catering988+2.4%
Tobacco532(10.9)%
Best Food Logistics532+0.6%
Total Booker3,231(1.3)%
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CER
Cerillion PLC
Positive
**Summary:** Cerillion plc, a provider of billing, charging, and customer relationship management software solutions, has secured its largest-ever contract, valued at approximately £42.5 million, with Oman Telecommunications (Omantel). This five-year agreement includes supplying and installing Cerillions BSS/OSS suite, along with ongoing support, maintenance, hosting, and managed services. The contract will support Omantels mobile, fixed-line, and broadband services across domestic and international markets. Cerillion was chosen after a competitive tender process, with its productized model, full-service delivery, and lower total cost of ownership being key factors in its selection. This win reinforces Cerillions market forecasts for FY26 and beyond, highlighting its strong position in the telecommunications sector. The company, headquartered in London with operations in India, Bulgaria, and other regions, has a 26-year track record and serves approximately 70 customers across 45 countries.
**Summary**
Cerillion plc, a provider of billing, charging, and customer relationship management software solutions, has secured its largest-ever contract, valued at approximately £42.5 million, with Oman Telecommunications (Omantel). This five-year agreement includes supplying and installing Cerillions BSS/OSS suite, along with ongoing support, maintenance, hosting, and managed services. The contract will support Omantels mobile, fixed-line, and broadband services across domestic and international markets. Cerillion was chosen after a competitive tender process, with its productized model, full-service delivery, and lower total cost of ownership being key factors in its selection. This win reinforces Cerillions market forecasts for FY26 and beyond, highlighting its strong position in the telecommunications sector. The company, headquartered in London with operations in India, Bulgaria, and other regions, has a 26-year track record and serves approximately 70 customers across 45 countries.
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AMRQ
Amaroq Minerals Ltd.
Positive
**Summary:** Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its 6-7koz annual guidance range. The company also secured the final Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Nalunaq mine, marking a significant milestone for both Amaroq and Greenland’s mining industry. CEO Eldur Olafsson highlighted the successful commissioning year, with mining and processing operations performing well, and expressed optimism for Phase 2 commissioning in Q2 2026, targeting a ~90% recovery factor. Amaroq plans to release its 2026 production guidance and budget in late February. The company continues to advance its portfolio, including the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal exploration in South Greenland.
**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its 6-7koz annual guidance range. The company also secured the final Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Nalunaq mine, marking a significant milestone for both Amaroq and Greenland’s mining industry. CEO Eldur Olafsson highlighted the successful commissioning year, with mining and processing operations performing well, and expressed optimism for Phase 2 commissioning in Q2 2026, targeting a ~90% recovery factor. Amaroq plans to release its 2026 production guidance and budget in late February. The company continues to advance its portfolio, including the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal exploration in South Greenland.
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AMRQ
Amaroq Minerals Ltd.
Positive
**Summary:** Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company anticipates steady mining and production activities continuing into 2026. Additionally, Amaroq secured approval from Greenlandic authorities for an **Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA)** for the Nalunaq project, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. Production targets and financial forecasts for 2026 will be released in late February 2026. CEO Eldur Ólafsson highlighted the achievement of surpassing production goals in the first year of Nalunaq’s operations and expressed pride in the IBA approval, which underscores positive developments in Greenland’s mining sector. He also acknowledged the team’s efforts in establishing and ramping up operations. Amaroq remains focused on increasing recovery rates to approximately **90%** by the second quarter of 2026 during Phase 2 operations. Amaroq’s primary focus is on gold and strategic metal exploration in Greenland, with Nalunaq as its flagship asset. The company also holds interests in the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal licenses across South Greenland, including advanced exploration projects for copper, nickel, and critical minerals. The press release includes forward-looking statements, contact details for inquiries, and acknowledgments of regulatory compliance and qualified persons overseeing technical information.
**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company anticipates steady mining and production activities continuing into 2026. Additionally, Amaroq secured approval from Greenlandic authorities for an **Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA)** for the Nalunaq project, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. Production targets and financial forecasts for 2026 will be released in late February 2026.
CEO Eldur Ólafsson highlighted the achievement of surpassing production goals in the first year of Nalunaq’s operations and expressed pride in the IBA approval, which underscores positive developments in Greenland’s mining sector. He also acknowledged the team’s efforts in establishing and ramping up operations. Amaroq remains focused on increasing recovery rates to approximately **90%** by the second quarter of 2026 during Phase 2 operations.
Amaroq’s primary focus is on gold and strategic metal exploration in Greenland, with Nalunaq as its flagship asset. The company also holds interests in the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal licenses across South Greenland, including advanced exploration projects for copper, nickel, and critical minerals.
The press release includes forward-looking statements, contact details for inquiries, and acknowledgments of regulatory compliance and qualified persons overseeing technical information.
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SDP Schroder Asia Pacific Fund
16:21
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

VANQ
VANQ Vanquis Banking Group PLC
16:21
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Schroders Plc', '15.971661', '16.470793']
AAS
AAS Abrdn Asia Focus PLC
16:19
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

IPC
IPC International Paper Company
16:16
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

SMIN
SMIN Smiths Group PLC
16:14
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

BEMO
BEMO Baring Emerging Europe Plc
16:14
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

CGEO
CGEO Georgia Capital PLC
16:13
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

ALW
ALW Alliance Witan Ord
16:12
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

BRIG
BRIG BlackRock Income and Growth…
16:10
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

SHAW
SHAW Shawbrook Group PLC
16:08
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

PCT
PCT Polar Capital Technology Tr…
16:06
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

FSFL
FSFL Foresight Solar Fund Ltd
16:02
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

RNEW
RNEW Ecofin U.S. Renewables Infr…
16:01
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Asset Value Investors Limited', '19.812210', '14.652104']
CSC
CSC Chesterfield Special Cylind…
16:01
Market

Notice of 2026 Annual General Meeting

TMO
TMO Time Out Group plc
16:00
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

GSCT
GSCT The Global Smaller Companie…
16:00
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

FCH
FCH Funding Circle Holdings PLC
15:57
Market

POS-Transaction in Own Shares

SAIN
SAIN Scottish American Investmen…
15:56
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

BGEU
BGEU Baillie Gifford European Gr…
15:55
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

BGUK
BGUK Baillie Gifford UK Growth F…
15:53
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

PCFT
PCFT Polar Capital Global Financ…
15:52
Market

Annual Overview from QuotedData

TEM
TEM Templeton Emerging Markets …
15:52
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

MNKS
MNKS Monks Investment Trust PLC
15:50
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

SMT
SMT Scottish Mortgage Investmen…
15:49
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

NCYF
NCYF CQS New City High Yield Fund
15:48
Market

Issue of Equity

FRGT
FRGT Franklin Global Trust Ord
15:48
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

CWR
CWR Ceres Power Holdings PLC
15:46
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
ASL
ASL Aberforth Smaller Companies…
15:46
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

HFEL
HFEL Henderson Far East Income L…
15:41
Market

Issue of Equity

SMWH
SMWH WH Smith PLC
15:37
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

<mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> of 7,972 shares

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of 7,972 shares
MDZ
MDZ MediaZest plc
15:36
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Oberon Investments Limited', '14.802000', '15.125000']
BIPS
BIPS Invesco Bond Income Plus Li…
15:34
Market

Issue of Equity

CVSG
CVSG CVS Group Plc
15:32
Market

Standard form for notification of major holdings

<mark style="background-color:yellow">TR1</mark> Buy

<mark style="background-coloryellow">TR1</mark> Buy
['Octopus Investments Limited', 'Below 3', '4.990000']
RIO
RIO Rio Tinto PLC
15:31
Market

2026 Key Dates

KIE
KIE Kier Group PLC
15:31
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['UBS Group AG-Investment Bank & Global Wealth Management', '6.632870', '5.632930']
IEM
IEM Impax Environmental Markets…
15:27
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Jefferies Financial Group Inc', '2.525000', '0.914000']
CTY
CTY City Of London Investment T…
15:25
Market

Issue of Equity

AIE
AIE Ashoka India Equity Investm…
15:23
Market

Issue of Equity

ANII
ANII Aberdeen New India Investme…
15:22
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
MWY
MWY Mid Wynd International Inve…
15:18
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

COR
COR Coretx Holdings Plc
15:11
Market

Holding(s) in Company

<mark style="background-color:yellow">TR1</mark> Buy

<mark style="background-coloryellow">TR1</mark> Buy
['Peel Hunt LLP', '10.099517', 'Below 10']
DNA3
DNA3 Doric Nimrod Air Three Ltd
15:06
Market

Compulsory Redemption of Shares

TMPL
TMPL Temple Bar Investment Trust
15:06
Market

Sale of Shares from Treasury

CVCE
CVCE CVC Income & Growth Limited
14:58
Market

Issue of Equity

MOS
MOS Mobile Streams Plc
14:47
Market

Change of Name

JMGI
JMGI JPMorgan Emerging Markets I…
14:40
Market

Dividend Declaration

TUN
TUN Tungsten West PLC
14:31
Market

TR-1: Notification of major holdings

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Nigel Reed', '3.5', 0]
SSE
SSE SSE PLC
14:29
Market

Scrip Alternative

JTC
JTC JTC PLC
14:26
Market

Form 8.3

WG.
WG. WG.
14:26
Market

Form 8.3

JUST
JUST Just Group plc
14:26
Market

Form 8.3

LIO
LIO Liontrust Asset Management
14:18
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

TUN
TUN Tungsten West PLC
14:14
Market

TR-1: Notification of major holdings

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Drakewood Capital Management Limited', '11.73', 0]
BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
14:10
Market

Form 8.3 BAKKAVOR GROUP PLC

UTG
UTG Unite Group PLC
14:07
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Morgan Stanley', '0.000000', '5.040679']
FOXT
FOXT Foxtons Group Plc
14:05
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Converium Capital Master Fund LP', '6.094805', '5.010179']
SAVE
SAVE Savannah Energy PLC
14:02
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

PCFT
PCFT Polar Capital Global Financ…
14:01
Market

Polar Capital Global Financials Trust Fact Sheets

OIT
OIT Odyssean Investment Trust P…
14:01
Market

Issue of Equity

IDOX
IDOX IDOX plc
14:01
Market

Form 8.3

BOY
BOY Bodycote PLC
13:59
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['BlackRock, Inc.', '5.070000', '4.990000']
PCT
PCT Polar Capital Technology Tr…
13:58
Market

Polar Capital Technology Trust Fact Sheets

PCGH
PCGH Polar Capital Global Health…
13:58
Market

Polar Capital Global Healthcare Trust Fact Sheets

JTC
JTC JTC PLC
13:40
Market

Form 8.3

JUST
JUST Just Group plc
13:38
Market

Form 8.3

GYM
GYM The GYM Group PLC
13:34
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
DRX
DRX Drax Group PLC
13:29
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['BlackRock, Inc.', '5.010000', '4.970000']
NCC
NCC NCC Group plc
13:28
Market

Form 8.3

POW
POW Power Metal Resources plc
13:27
Market

Share Capital Reduction Effective

MTU
MTU Montanaro UK Smaller Compan…
13:26
Market

Quarterly Dividend

VANL
VANL Van Elle Holdings PLC
13:12
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
SCT
SCT Softcat plc
13:04
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

<mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> of Partnership Shares under the Softcat plc Share Incentive Plan

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of Partnership Shares under the Softcat plc Share Incentive Plan
HAYD
HAYD Haydale Graphene Industries
13:00
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Unicorn Asset Management Limited', '3.86', '5.09']
ADIG
ADIG Aberdeen Diversified Income…
13:00
Market

Apportionment Ratio for Nov 2025 B share issue

HAYD
HAYD Haydale Graphene Industries
12:56
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Unicorn Asset Management Limited', '5.09', 0]
MONY
MONY MONY Group plc
12:53
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

NBS
NBS Nationwide Building Society
12:50
Market

Publication of Final Terms

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
12:42
Market

Form 8.3 JUST GROUP PLC

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
12:41
Market

Form 8.3 JTC PLC

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
12:41
Market

Form 8.3 SOLGOLD PLC

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
12:41
Market

Form 8.3 NCC GROUP PLC

0UKI
0UKI Bank of Nova Scotia
12:32
Market

Form 8.3 Unite Group plc, The

NG.
NG. NG.
12:31
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

Monthly <mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of securities ("partnership

Monthly <mark style="background-coloryellow">purchase</mark> of securities ("partnership
0UKI
0UKI Bank of Nova Scotia
12:30
Market

Form 8.3 - NCC Group plc

APN
APN Applied Nutrition Plc
12:29
Market

Result of AGM

MRC
MRC The Mercantile Investment T…
12:27
Market

NOTIFICATION OF CROSS HOLDING

JCH
JCH JPMorgan Claverhouse Invest…
12:27
Market

NOTIFICATION OF CROSS HOLDING

INCH
INCH Inchcape PLC
12:24
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Mr George Horesh', '4.23', '3.9']
AA4
AA4 Amedeo Air Four Plus Limited
12:06
Market

Dividend Declaration

PMP
PMP Portmeirion Group PLC
12:04
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
BATS
BATS British American Tobacco PLC
12:01
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

VAL
VAL ValiRx plc
12:01
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Jaspal Singh', '2.960000', '4.510000']
KETL
KETL Strix Group Plc
11:41
Market

Result of General Meeting

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:38
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: UK Final Terms

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:33
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: Final Terms

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:28
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: UK Final Terms

RAT
RAT Rathbone Brothers PLC
11:27
Market

Form 8.3 - Idox Plc

RAT
RAT Rathbone Brothers PLC
11:24
Market

Form 8.3 - Empiric Student Property Plc

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:23
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: Final Terms

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:19
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: UK Final Terms

GNC
GNC Greencore Group
11:15
Market

Publication of a Prospectus

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:09
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: Final Terms

JADE
JADE Jade Road Investments Ltd
11:07
Market

Voting Results

WWH
WWH Worldwide Healthcare Trust …
11:04
Market

Correction-Transaction in Own Shares

GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
11:03
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: UK Final Terms

RNEW
RNEW Ecofin U.S. Renewables Infr…
11:01
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Stichting Privium Sustainable Impact Fund', '0.000000', 0]
BYIT
BYIT Bytes Technology Ltd
11:01
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Public Investment Corporation SOC Ltd', '5.210', '4.807']
IHG
IHG InterContinental Hotels Gro…
11:01
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['The Capital Group Companies, Inc.', '4.895671', '5.001115']
GLDA
GLDA Amundi Physical Gold ETC C
10:58
Market

Amundi Physical Metals plc: Final Terms

PCFT
PCFT Polar Capital Global Financ…
10:56
Market

Top Fifteen Equity Holdings and Exposures

CTPE
CTPE CT Private Equity Trust PLC
10:49
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

VEIL
VEIL Vietnam Enterprise Investme…
10:48
Market

Result of General Meeting

AFL
AFL Artemis UK Future Leaders p…
10:38
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['1607 Capital Partners, LLC', '10.951231', '11.826814']
AFL
AFL Artemis UK Future Leaders p…
10:37
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['1607 Capital Partners, LLC', '10.951231', '11.826814']
HHPD
HHPD Hon Hai Precision Industry …
10:36
Market

FII announcement company sets for dividend day

UTG
UTG Unite Group PLC
10:31
Market

Form 8.3

MVI
MVI Marwyn Value Investors Limi…
10:29
Market

Share Transfer

SOLG
SOLG SolGold PLC
10:28
Market

Form 8.3

JUST
JUST Just Group plc
10:26
Market

Form 8.3

IPF
IPF International Personal Fina…
10:25
Market

Form 8.3

GNC
GNC Greencore Group
10:22
Market

Form 8.3

JDG
JDG Judges Scientific Plc
10:19
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

ESP
ESP Empiric Student Property Plc
10:19
Market

Form 8.3

DWL
DWL Dowlais Group Plc
10:17
Market

Form 8.3

BAKK
BAKK Bakkavor Group PLC
10:15
Market

Form 8.3

0H7D
0H7D Deutsche Bank AG NA O.N.
10:08
Market

Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) Int Personal Finance plc

ESP
ESP Empiric Student Property Plc
10:08
Market

Form 8.3

RPI
RPI Raspberry Pi Holdings PLC
10:06
Market

Total Voting Rights

0H7D
0H7D Deutsche Bank AG NA O.N.
10:05
Market

Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) JTC Plc

0H7D
0H7D Deutsche Bank AG NA O.N.
10:04
Market

Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) Unite Group plc, The

BVC
BVC Batm Advanced Communication…
10:01
Market

Transaction in own shares and Total Voting Rights

WINV
WINV Axa Property Trust
10:01
Market

Form 8.3 - W.H. Ireland Group plc

0H7D
0H7D Deutsche Bank AG NA O.N.
10:00
Market

Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) IQE Plc

XGDU
XGDU Xtrackers IE Physical Gold …
09:57
Market

Final Terms

IGET
IGET Invesco Perpetual Select Tr…
09:54
Market

Block listing application

NEXS
NEXS Nexus Infrastructure plc
09:49
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
TGP
TGP Tekmar Group plc
09:29
Market

Contract Award for Logistics Port Development

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Please provide the text you would like me to summarize. Im ready when you are!
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ULVR
ULVR Unilever PLC
09:18
Market

Total Voting Rights

IPF
IPF International Personal Fina…
09:07
Market

Form 8.3

CNE
CNE Capricorn Energy PLC
09:06
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
TTE
TTE TotalEnergies SE
09:06
Market

Total Voting Rights

FCIT
FCIT F&C Investment Trust PLC
09:03
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

JMAT
JMAT Johnson Matthey PLC
09:02
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Allan & Gill Gray Foundation', '5.028400', 0]
EST
EST East Star Resources PLC
08:48
Market

Holding(s) in Company (Correction)

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Oberon Investments Limited', '5.242000', '6.237000']
EKF
EKF EKF Diagnostics Holdings Plc
08:41
Market

Share Buyback

RESI
RESI Residential Secure Income p…
08:40
Market

Fund Management Fee

ARR
ARR Aurora Investment Trust plc
08:35
Market

Block listing Interim Review

HKLD
HKLD HONGKONG LAND HLDGS
08:33
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

BP.
BP. BP.
08:31
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
OMG
OMG Oxford Metrics plc
08:11
Market

Total Voting Rights

HILS
HILS Hill & Smith Holdings PLC
08:10
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['BlackRock, Inc.', '4.920000', '5.000000']
BOY
BOY Bodycote PLC
07:58
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['BlackRock, Inc.', '4.990000', '5.040000']
DWL
DWL Dowlais Group Plc
07:31
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Morgan Stanley', '0.000000', '5.169689']
SMSN
SMSN Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd
07:24
Market

Notice of 4Q 2025 Earnings Release Schedule

SMSN
SMSN Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd
07:24
Market

4Q 2025 Pre-Earnings Guidance

JHD
JHD James Halstead PLC
07:21
Market

Block Listing Six Monthly Return

TXP
TXP Touchstone Exploration Inc
07:16
Market

APPOINTMENT OF NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

RAT
RAT Rathbone Brothers PLC
06:31
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

ADM
ADM Admiral Group PLC
06:17
Market

Director Declaration

BARC
BARC Barclays PLC
06:16
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

0A3D
0A3D iShares VII Public Limited …
06:11
Market

Net Asset Value

0A3E
0A3E 0A3E
06:11
Market

Net Asset Value

CMB1
CMB1 iShares FTSE MIB UCITS
06:11
Market

Net Asset Value

0A3G
0A3G 0A3G
06:11
Market

Net Asset Value

BBY
BBY Balfour Beatty plc
06:11
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

TRST
TRST Trustpilot Group PLC
06:06
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

PEY
PEY Princess Private Equity Hol…
06:05
Market

PGPE Ltd publishes November NAV

QHE
QHE Quantum Helium Limited
06:05
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

<mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> of Ordinary Shares

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of Ordinary Shares
ZEG
ZEG Zegona Communications Plc
06:02
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

GENF
GENF Genflow Biosciences plc
06:01
Market

Review of 2025

VEL
VEL Velocity Composites plc
06:01
Market

Notice of Investor Presentation

SSIT
SSIT Seraphim Space Investment T…
06:01
Market

SpaceTech Sector Newsletter - December 2025

FDR
FDR First Development Resources…
06:01
Market

Selta Project – Gold exploration update

RBD
RBD Reabold Resources Plc
06:01
Market

Publication of Favourable Formal Decree

GROW
GROW Draper Esprit PLC
06:01
Market

Transaction in Own Shares

AEI
AEI abrdn Equity Income Trust p…
06:01
Market

Recommended combination of AEI and SHRS

JSG
JSG Johnson Service Group Plc
06:01
Market

Completion of Share Buyback Programme

LBG
LBG LBG Media PLC
06:01
Market

Notice of FY 2025 Results

SCT
SCT Softcat plc
06:01
Market

Share Buyback Programme

**Summary:** Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the company…

**Summary**
Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the companys confidence in its long-term prospects and strong financial position. Softcat has engaged J.P. Morgan Securities plc to conduct on-market purchases of up to 19,994,626 ordinary shares, which will be cancelled upon repurchase. The buyback is in line with the companys disciplined capital allocation policy and complies with regulatory requirements, including the Financial Conduct Authoritys UK Listing Rules and Market Abuse Regulation. The programme operates under shareholder authority granted at the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
BuyBack
WIZZ
WIZZ Wizz Air Holdings PLC
06:01
Market

Notice of F26 Third Quarter Results Date

SWC
SWC Summerway Capital Plc
06:01
Market

Appointment of Non-Executive Director

AOM
AOM ActiveOps PLC
06:01
Market

Notification of Major Holdings

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['CANACCORD GENUITY GROUP INC', '9.9567', '10.9324']
HFG
HFG Hilton Food Group Plc
06:01
Market

Board and Senior Leadership Changes

VCP
VCP Victoria PLC
06:01
Market

Board Changes

AAU
AAU Ariana Resources plc
06:01
Market

Holding(s) in Company

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Hong Kong Xinhai Mining Services Limited', '10.19', 0]
EMVC
EMVC EMV Capital plc
06:01
Market

PDMR Dealing

EMV Capital Plc (AIM: EMVC), the deep tech and life sciences VC investment group, announces that on 06 January 2026 the Company was notified that Nick Salisbury, a PDMR, has transferred 7,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company …

EMV Capital Plc (AIMEMVC), the deep tech and life sciences VC investment group, announces that on 06 January 2026 the Company was notified that Nick Salisbury, a PDMR, has transferred 7,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") from his personal brokerage account to his Self-Invested Personal Pension for portfolio consolidation purposes. This transfer was effected by way of a sale of the Ordinary Shares at a price of £0.601 pence per share and a re<mark style="background-color:yellow">purchase</mark> of the Ordinary Shares at a price of £0.615 pence per share.
ACSO
ACSO Accesso Technology Group PLC
06:01
Market

Director/PDMR Shareholding

<mark style="background-color:yellow">Purchase</mark> of Ordinary Shares

<mark style="background-coloryellow">Purchase</mark> of Ordinary Shares
TUN
TUN Tungsten West PLC
06:01
Market

TR-1: Notification of major holdings

TR1 Buy

TR1 Buy
['Lansdowne Partners (UK) LLP', '29.900000', 0]
KAV
KAV Kavango Resources PLC
06:01
Market

PDMR Notification

JARA
JARA Jpmorgan Global Core Real A…
06:01
Market

Monthly Portfolio Update

SUPR
SUPR Supermarket Income REIT PLC
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

GNC
GNC Greencore Group
06:01
Market

Rule 2.9 Announcement

NBS
NBS Nationwide Building Society
06:01
Market

Directorate change

IEAC
IEAC iShares Core € Corp Bond UC…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IEAH
IEAH iShares Core € Corp Bond UC…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IGLO
IGLO iShares Global Government B…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IGLH
IGLH iShares Global Govt Bond UC…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IDJP
IDJP iShares MSCI Japan Small Ca…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IPXJ
IPXJ iShares MSCI Pacific ex-Jap…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IGLS
IGLS iShares UK Gilts 0-5yr UCIT…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

GILE
GILE iShares Global Inflation Li…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

GILG
GILG iShares Global Inflation Li…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IEMS
IEMS iShares MSCI EM Small Cap U…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IWDG
IWDG iShares Core MSCI World UCI…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

AGGG
AGGG iShares Global Aggregate Bo…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

AGBP
AGBP iShares III Public Limited …
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IDP6
IDP6 iShares S&P SmallCap 600 UC…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IE15
IE15 iShares € Corp Bond 1-5yr U…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

EEXF
EEXF iShares € Corp Bond ex-Fina…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

ISXF
ISXF iShares Corporate Bond ex-F…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IGEA
IGEA iShares Emerging Asia Local…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

IEML
IEML iShares Emerging Market Loc…
06:01
Market

Dividend Declaration

UKRE
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**Summary:** Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026. **Key Points:** * **Primark (Ret…

**Summary**
Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026.
**Key Points**
* **Primark (Retail)**
* **UK** Showed resilience with 3% sales growth (1.7% like-for-like) despite a challenging clothing market, gaining market share. Success attributed to initiatives improving customer value proposition.
* **Continental Europe** Struggled with a 5.7% like-for-like sales decline due to weak consumer confidence and delayed implementation of UK-style initiatives.
* **US** Volatile retail environment impacted performance.
* **Overall** Sales growth below expectations, leading to increased markdowns and lower profitability. Primark expects low single-digit sales growth in the first half of 2026, with potential impact on full-year operating profit margin.
* **Food Businesses**
* **Mixed performance** US market weakness, particularly in cooking oils and bakery ingredients, led to lower sales and a more cautious outlook.
* **Grocery and Ingredients** Expected to deliver adjusted operating profit moderately below last year.
* **Sugar and Agriculture** Guidance remains unchanged from November 2025.
* **Group Outlook**
* Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS are expected to be below last year due to the performance of individual segments.
**Additional Notes**
* ABF will release final revenue figures for the period on January 22, 2026.
* An investor and analyst call was held on January 8, 2026.
* The announcement contains inside information as per Market Abuse Regulation.
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Associated British Foods PLC Financial Comparison (2025 vs 2026)

Metric2025 (Prior Year)2026 (Current Year)Change
Primark UK Sales GrowthNot Provided+3%N/A
Primark UK Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided+1.7%N/A
Primark Europe Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided-5.7%N/A
Primark US Sales GrowthNot Provided+12%N/A
Primark Overall Sales GrowthNot Provided+1%N/A
Retail Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Grocery Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Ingredients Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-2%N/A
Sugar Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-5%N/A
Agriculture Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-4%N/A
Group Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-1%N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit Margin (Primark)Not Provided~10% (expected)N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Grocery)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Ingredients)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Group Adjusted Operating ProfitNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A
Adjusted EPSNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A

Note: Debt figures were not provided in the text, so they are not included in the comparison.

### Explanation: - **Metrics**: The table includes key financial metrics such as sales growth, revenue growth, and adjusted operating profit margins/profits for different segments of Associated British Foods PLC. - **Comparison**: Since the prior year (2025) figures are not explicitly provided in the text, the "Change" column is marked as "N/A". - **Styling**: Basic CSS is applied to make the table more readable. - **Debt**: As debt figures are not mentioned in the text, they are excluded from the table with a note at the bottom.
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**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)** **Overview** Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results fo…

**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)**
**Overview**
Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results for the six months ending October 31, 2025. The report highlights significant financial and operational improvements, despite a challenging economic environment.
**Financial Highlights (H1 2026 vs. H1 2024)**
**Revenue Growth**Group sales (excluding intercompany sales) increased by **21.5%** to £19.2 million, while sales including intercompany transactions rose by **29.4%** to £21.1 million, driven by vertical integration.
**Profitability**Gross profit surged by **39.5%** to £6.7 million, and underlying operating profit jumped by **4,579%** to £1.31 million. Reported profit before tax turned positive at £0.1 million, compared to a £1.3 million loss in H1 2024.
**EBITDA**Underlying EBITDA grew by **144.3%** to £1.78 million.
**Earnings per Share**Underlying basic earnings per share improved to **0.74p** from a loss of 0.48p in H1 2024.
**Strategic and Operational Achievements**
**Intercompany Sales**Increased by **225%** to £1.9 million, reflecting successful integration of Group businesses.
**Business Performance**Structural improvements at Manplas Ltd are yielding financial benefits, while Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd is performing as expected.
**Sustainability**Progress in increasing recycled content across products and investments in sustainable technologies, such as the rPET extrusion line (slightly delayed to January 2026).
**Operational Efficiency**Focus on manufacturing optimization is enhancing gross margins and operational efficiency.
**Divisional Performance**
**Flexible Division**Strong performance with successful integration of Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd, focusing on sustainable profitability.
**Rigid Division**Solid revenue growth and improving gross margins due to operational efficiencies.
**Distribution Division**Continued growth with deeper customer penetration and success in securing orders for innovative products like the single polymer lotion pump.
**Outlook**
The Group expects **marginally higher revenue** in H2 2026, driven by new business wins and operational restructuring.
Full-year 2025 outlook remains positive, with a focus on returning all businesses to profitability, strengthening the balance sheet, and optimizing cash generation.
**Management Commentary**
CEO Ian Hillman emphasized the positive results despite economic challenges, attributing success to the strengthened product portfolio and dedicated employees. The focus remains on profitability, balance sheet improvement, and cash generation.
**Financial Position**
Net assets stood at **£12.06 million** as of October 31, 2025.
Net debt increased to **£13.84 million**, partly due to drawdowns under a new invoice discounting facility to fund working capital for Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd.
**Dividend**
No interim dividend was declaredas the Board prioritizes investmentdebt reductionand cash generation.
**Conclusion**
Coral Products PLC demonstrated robust financial and operational progress in H1 2026, with significant improvements in revenue, profitability, and strategic initiatives. The Group remains optimistic about its full-year performance, focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence.
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MetricSix months to 31 October 2025Six months to 31 October 2024 (restated)% Change
£'000£'000%
Group Sales (excluding Interco sales)19,23115,807+21.5%
Group Sales (including Interco sales)21,12616,355+29.4%
Gross Profit6,6834,810+39.5%
Reported Profit / (Loss) before taxation118(1,271)+108%
Underlying Reported Profit /(Loss) before taxation660(431)+180%
Underlying Operating Profit1,31028+4,579%
Underlying EBITDA1,776727+144.3%
Net Debt(13,843)(10,309)-34.3%

Debt Comparison

Metric31 October 202531 October 2024% Change
Other Borrowings(5,814)(6,435)+9.7%
Lease Liabilities (Current)(948)(1,194)+20.6%
Lease Liabilities (Non-Current)(3,371)(1,835)-83.7%
Total Debt(10,133)(9,464)-7.1%
**Notes:** * The tables compare key financial metrics and debt levels for Coral Products PLC between the six months ending 31 October 2025 and the six months ending 31 October 2024 (restated). * The percentage changes are calculated based on the restated figures for 2024. * The debt comparison table focuses on the changes in borrowing and lease liabilities, which are the primary components of the company's debt. * The tables are presented in HTML format with borders, padding, and headers for clarity.
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QTX Quartix Holdings Plc
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**Summary:** Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include: 1. **Financial …

**Summary**
Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
1. **Financial Performance**
Revenue and adjusted EBITDA exceeded market expectations.
Free cashflow reached £5.1m, despite significant outflows for a 4G upgrade program in France, restructuring costs, and a corporation tax pre-payment.
The company ended the year with a cash balance of £5.6m.
A proposed single ordinary dividend of 10 pence per share for the year, subject to AGM approval.
2. **Growth Metrics**
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) increased by £4.5m (+14%) to £37m, outpacing 2024 growth.
Net Revenue Retention (NRR) improved to 98.1% from 95.7% in 2024.
New customer acquisition grew by 9%, and new subscriptions increased by 7%.
3. **Regional Performance**
Strong ARR growth in the UK (+11%)France (+15%)Italy (+43%)and Spain (+35%).
Moderate growth in the USA (+6%) and Germany (+26%), with plans for further improvement in 2026.
4. **Product Innovation**
Successful rollout of the TCSV17 telematics system and progress on the TCSV18 for UK/European and US markets.
Enhanced web and mobile application user interfaces, with positive feedback from alpha testing.
Expansion of connected dashboard camera solutions, integrated with tracking systems.
5. **4G Upgrade Programs**
Significant progress in France, with 18,000 units remaining to be upgraded by 2026.
Accelerated plans to replace 2G units in the UK due to earlier network sunsetting, with no expected material financial impact.
6. **Financial Reporting Review**
Ongoing discussions with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) regarding the treatment of tracking system costs, which may shift from amortization to depreciation under IAS 16. No conclusions have been reached yet.
7. **Management Commentary**
Executive Chairman Andy Walters expressed satisfaction with the record ARR growth and strong financial performance, positioning the company well for 2026.
Overall, Quartix demonstrated robust growth, innovation, and financial resilience, with optimism for continued expansion in existing markets.
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Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.2 (expected)Ahead of 36.2Not specified
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)7.7 (expected)Ahead of 7.7Not specified
Free Cashflow (£m)4.4 (expected)5.1+0.7 (£16.8% increase)
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) (£m)32.537.0+4.5 (£13.8% increase)
Net Revenue Retention (NRR)95.7%98.1%+2.4%
Customer Base29,95732,942+9%
Subscription Base (units)300,846333,922+11%
New Subscriptions (units)74,00079,576+7%
New Customers Acquired6,8757,501+9%
Cash Balance (£m)Not specified5.6Not specified
### Notes: 1. **Debt**: The provided text does not include specific debt figures, so debt comparison is not included in the table. 2. **Revenue and EBITDA**: The 2024 figures are based on market expectations, while 2025 figures indicate they are ahead of these expectations but exact numbers are not provided. 3. **Cash Balance**: Only the 2025 cash balance is mentioned in the text. 4. **Percentage Changes**: Calculated where possible based on the provided data. This table provides a clear year-on-year comparison of key financial and operational metrics for Quartix Technologies PLC.
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**Summary: Tesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26** Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlig…

**SummaryTesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26**
Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlights include
**UK & ROI**Like-for-like sales grew by +3.8%, driven by fresh food (+6.6% in the UK), investments in value, and improved customer satisfaction. The UK achieved its highest market share in over a decade (29.4% in the 4-week period), while ROI saw market share gains of +41bps to 24.0%.
**Booker**Sales declined by (1.3%) due to tobacco market weakness and a contract exit, though core catering sales grew by +2.4%.
**Central Europe**Sales increased by +1.0%, supported by fresh food and online growth (+14.3%).
**Group Performance**Overall like-for-like sales grew by +2.9%, with total sales up +3.6% to £24.969 billion.
**Strategic Initiatives**
Launched 340 new and improved own-brand Christmas products, with Finest range sales up +13.0%.
Recruited 28,500 additional colleagues and added 100,000 online delivery slots using AI-powered tools.
Expanded Everyday Low Prices to 3,000 branded products and enhanced Clubcard rewards.
**Outlook**
Tesco expects FY 2025/26 adjusted operating profit at the upper end of the £2.9bn to £3.1bn guidance range, with free cash flow within £1.4bn to £1.8bn.
**CEO Comment**
Ken Murphy highlighted strong customer satisfaction, value initiatives, and market share gains, emphasizing Tesco’s commitment to delivering value and quality for customers.
**Investor & Media Contacts**
Details provided for Investor Relations and Media inquiries, with an investor call scheduled for 9:00 am on 8 January 2026. Preliminary results will be announced on 16 April 2026.
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Tesco PLC Financials and Sales Growth Comparison (19 Weeks to 3 Jan 2026)

Region/SegmentSales (£m)Sales Change (Constant Rates)Sales Change (Actual Rates)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
UK18,716+4.4%+4.4%+3.7%
ROI1,265+6.7%+11.2%+4.6%
UK & ROI19,981+4.6%+4.8%+3.8%
Booker3,231(1.3)%(1.3)%(1.3)%
Central Europe1,757+2.3%+9.1%+1.0%
Group24,969+3.6%+4.3%+2.9%

Additional UK Revenue Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (19 Weeks)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Q3)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Christmas)
UK exc. Fuel18,716+3.7%+3.9%+3.2%
Fuel2,085(1.5)%(2.4)%+0.6%
UK Revenue20,801+3.1%+3.2%+3.0%

Additional Booker Sales Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
Core Retail1,179(0.4)%
Core Catering988+2.4%
Tobacco532(10.9)%
Best Food Logistics532+0.6%
Total Booker3,231(1.3)%
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**Greggs PLC Q4 Trading Update Summary (January 8, 2026):** Greggs PLC reported strong performance in Q4 and FY25 despite challenging market conditions, highlighting continued outperformance and market share gains in the food-to-go sector…

**Greggs PLC Q4 Trading Update Summary (January 8, 2026):**
Greggs PLC reported strong performance in Q4 and FY25 despite challenging market conditions, highlighting continued outperformance and market share gains in the food-to-go sector.
**Key Highlights**
* **Sales Growth** Total sales increased 7.4% in Q4 and 6.8% for FY25, reaching £2,151 million. Like-for-like sales in company-managed shops grew 2.9% in Q4 and 2.4% for the full year.
* **Market Share Gains** Greggs continued to gain market share in visits, including breakfast and evening slots, despite subdued consumer confidence.
* **Estate Expansion** 207 new shops opened in 2025, resulting in a net increase of 121 shops. 2,739 shops were trading as of December 27, 2025, with plans for around 120 net new openings in 2026.
* **Supply Chain Investment** Development of new supply chain capacity, including the Derby frozen product facility (phased rollout from mid-2026) and Kettering chilled/ambient distribution center (opening 2027), is on track to support growth.
* **Financial Position** Year-end net cash stood at £47 million, down from £125 million in 2024 due to peak investment in supply chain. Capex is expected to significantly reduce in 2026 and 2027.
* **Outlook** Greggs anticipates full-year FY25 profits in line with expectations. While consumer confidence remains a headwind, they expect similar underlying profits in 2026, driven by store openings, cost management, and continued market share gains.
**CEO Comment**
Roisin Currie, CEO, emphasized Greggs resilience in a challenging market, highlighting their focus on value, convenience, and supply chain efficiency. She expressed confidence in the companys growth prospects, supported by new store openings and supply chain investments.
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Metric20242025Change
Total Sales (£ million)2,0142,151+6.8%
Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales GrowthN/A+2.4%N/A
Net Cash Position (£ million)12547-62.4%
New Shops OpenedN/A207N/A
Net New Shop OpeningsN/A121N/A
Total Shops Trading (as of year-end)N/A2,739N/A
### Notes: 1. **Total Sales** and **Net Cash Position** are directly comparable year-on-year. 2. **Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales Growth** is only provided for 2025, so no comparison is available. 3. **New Shops Opened**, **Net New Shop Openings**, and **Total Shops Trading** are only provided for 2025, so no comparison is available. 4. The percentage change in **Net Cash Position** is calculated as: `( (£47 - £125) / £125 ) * 100 = -62.4%`. This table provides a clear comparison of the key financials and debt position between 2024 and 2025 for Greggs PLC.
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**Summary:** Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its …

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its 6-7koz annual guidance range. The company also secured the final Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Nalunaq mine, marking a significant milestone for both Amaroq and Greenland’s mining industry. CEO Eldur Olafsson highlighted the successful commissioning year, with mining and processing operations performing well, and expressed optimism for Phase 2 commissioning in Q2 2026, targeting a ~90% recovery factor. Amaroq plans to release its 2026 production guidance and budget in late February. The company continues to advance its portfolio, including the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal exploration in South Greenland.
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Gullframleiðsla ársins 2025 um 6.600 únsur1, yfir miðgildi framleiðslumarkmiðs ársins (6-7 þús. únsur) og Samkomulag við stjórnvöld um samfélagsleg áhrif og sjálfbærni („Impact Benefit Agreement“)

**Summary:** Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company a…

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company anticipates steady mining and production activities continuing into 2026. Additionally, Amaroq secured approval from Greenlandic authorities for an **Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA)** for the Nalunaq project, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. Production targets and financial forecasts for 2026 will be released in late February 2026.
CEO Eldur Ólafsson highlighted the achievement of surpassing production goals in the first year of Nalunaq’s operations and expressed pride in the IBA approval, which underscores positive developments in Greenland’s mining sector. He also acknowledged the team’s efforts in establishing and ramping up operations. Amaroq remains focused on increasing recovery rates to approximately **90%** by the second quarter of 2026 during Phase 2 operations.
Amaroq’s primary focus is on gold and strategic metal exploration in Greenland, with Nalunaq as its flagship asset. The company also holds interests in the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal licenses across South Greenland, including advanced exploration projects for copper, nickel, and critical minerals.
The press release includes forward-looking statements, contact details for inquiries, and acknowledgments of regulatory compliance and qualified persons overseeing technical information.
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Softcat plc

**Summary**
Softcat PLC, a leading UK IT infrastructure provider, announced the commencement of a £45 million share buyback programme on January 8, 2026. The programme, expected to complete in the first half of 2026, reflects the companys confidence in its long-term prospects and strong financial position. Softcat has engaged J.P. Morgan Securities plc to conduct on-market purchases of up to 19,994,626 ordinary shares, which will be cancelled upon repurchase. The buyback is in line with the companys disciplined capital allocation policy and complies with regulatory requirements, including the Financial Conduct Authoritys UK Listing Rules and Market Abuse Regulation. The programme operates under shareholder authority granted at the 2025 Annual General Meeting.
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Trading Update

Associated British Foods PLC

**Summary**
Associated British Foods plc (ABF) released a trading update on January 8, 2026, highlighting mixed performance across its retail and food segments for the 16 weeks ending January 3, 2026.
**Key Points**
* **Primark (Retail)**
* **UK** Showed resilience with 3% sales growth (1.7% like-for-like) despite a challenging clothing market, gaining market share. Success attributed to initiatives improving customer value proposition.
* **Continental Europe** Struggled with a 5.7% like-for-like sales decline due to weak consumer confidence and delayed implementation of UK-style initiatives.
* **US** Volatile retail environment impacted performance.
* **Overall** Sales growth below expectations, leading to increased markdowns and lower profitability. Primark expects low single-digit sales growth in the first half of 2026, with potential impact on full-year operating profit margin.
* **Food Businesses**
* **Mixed performance** US market weakness, particularly in cooking oils and bakery ingredients, led to lower sales and a more cautious outlook.
* **Grocery and Ingredients** Expected to deliver adjusted operating profit moderately below last year.
* **Sugar and Agriculture** Guidance remains unchanged from November 2025.
* **Group Outlook**
* Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS are expected to be below last year due to the performance of individual segments.
**Additional Notes**
* ABF will release final revenue figures for the period on January 22, 2026.
* An investor and analyst call was held on January 8, 2026.
* The announcement contains inside information as per Market Abuse Regulation.
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Associated British Foods PLC Financial Comparison (2025 vs 2026)

Metric2025 (Prior Year)2026 (Current Year)Change
Primark UK Sales GrowthNot Provided+3%N/A
Primark UK Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided+1.7%N/A
Primark Europe Like-for-Like Sales GrowthNot Provided-5.7%N/A
Primark US Sales GrowthNot Provided+12%N/A
Primark Overall Sales GrowthNot Provided+1%N/A
Retail Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Grocery Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided+1%N/A
Ingredients Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-2%N/A
Sugar Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-5%N/A
Agriculture Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-4%N/A
Group Revenue Growth (Constant Currency)Not Provided-1%N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit Margin (Primark)Not Provided~10% (expected)N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Grocery)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Adjusted Operating Profit (Ingredients)Not ProvidedModerately Below 2025N/A
Group Adjusted Operating ProfitNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A
Adjusted EPSNot ProvidedBelow 2025N/A

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### Explanation: - **Metrics**: The table includes key financial metrics such as sales growth, revenue growth, and adjusted operating profit margins/profits for different segments of Associated British Foods PLC. - **Comparison**: Since the prior year (2025) figures are not explicitly provided in the text, the "Change" column is marked as "N/A". - **Styling**: Basic CSS is applied to make the table more readable. - **Debt**: As debt figures are not mentioned in the text, they are excluded from the table with a note at the bottom.
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Half-year Financial Report

Coral Products

**Summary of Coral Products PLC Half-Year Financial Report (January 8, 2026)**
**Overview**
Coral Products PLC, a UK-based specialist in designing, manufacturing, and supplying plastic products, released its unaudited interim results for the six months ending October 31, 2025. The report highlights significant financial and operational improvements, despite a challenging economic environment.
**Financial Highlights (H1 2026 vs. H1 2024)**
**Revenue Growth**Group sales (excluding intercompany sales) increased by **21.5%** to £19.2 million, while sales including intercompany transactions rose by **29.4%** to £21.1 million, driven by vertical integration.
**Profitability**Gross profit surged by **39.5%** to £6.7 million, and underlying operating profit jumped by **4,579%** to £1.31 million. Reported profit before tax turned positive at £0.1 million, compared to a £1.3 million loss in H1 2024.
**EBITDA**Underlying EBITDA grew by **144.3%** to £1.78 million.
**Earnings per Share**Underlying basic earnings per share improved to **0.74p** from a loss of 0.48p in H1 2024.
**Strategic and Operational Achievements**
**Intercompany Sales**Increased by **225%** to £1.9 million, reflecting successful integration of Group businesses.
**Business Performance**Structural improvements at Manplas Ltd are yielding financial benefits, while Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd is performing as expected.
**Sustainability**Progress in increasing recycled content across products and investments in sustainable technologies, such as the rPET extrusion line (slightly delayed to January 2026).
**Operational Efficiency**Focus on manufacturing optimization is enhancing gross margins and operational efficiency.
**Divisional Performance**
**Flexible Division**Strong performance with successful integration of Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd, focusing on sustainable profitability.
**Rigid Division**Solid revenue growth and improving gross margins due to operational efficiencies.
**Distribution Division**Continued growth with deeper customer penetration and success in securing orders for innovative products like the single polymer lotion pump.
**Outlook**
The Group expects **marginally higher revenue** in H2 2026, driven by new business wins and operational restructuring.
Full-year 2025 outlook remains positive, with a focus on returning all businesses to profitability, strengthening the balance sheet, and optimizing cash generation.
**Management Commentary**
CEO Ian Hillman emphasized the positive results despite economic challenges, attributing success to the strengthened product portfolio and dedicated employees. The focus remains on profitability, balance sheet improvement, and cash generation.
**Financial Position**
Net assets stood at **£12.06 million** as of October 31, 2025.
Net debt increased to **£13.84 million**, partly due to drawdowns under a new invoice discounting facility to fund working capital for Arrow Film & Foil Converters Ltd.
**Dividend**
No interim dividend was declaredas the Board prioritizes investmentdebt reductionand cash generation.
**Conclusion**
Coral Products PLC demonstrated robust financial and operational progress in H1 2026, with significant improvements in revenue, profitability, and strategic initiatives. The Group remains optimistic about its full-year performance, focusing on sustainable growth and operational excellence.
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MetricSix months to 31 October 2025Six months to 31 October 2024 (restated)% Change
£'000£'000%
Group Sales (excluding Interco sales)19,23115,807+21.5%
Group Sales (including Interco sales)21,12616,355+29.4%
Gross Profit6,6834,810+39.5%
Reported Profit / (Loss) before taxation118(1,271)+108%
Underlying Reported Profit /(Loss) before taxation660(431)+180%
Underlying Operating Profit1,31028+4,579%
Underlying EBITDA1,776727+144.3%
Net Debt(13,843)(10,309)-34.3%

Debt Comparison

Metric31 October 202531 October 2024% Change
Other Borrowings(5,814)(6,435)+9.7%
Lease Liabilities (Current)(948)(1,194)+20.6%
Lease Liabilities (Non-Current)(3,371)(1,835)-83.7%
Total Debt(10,133)(9,464)-7.1%
**Notes:** * The tables compare key financial metrics and debt levels for Coral Products PLC between the six months ending 31 October 2025 and the six months ending 31 October 2024 (restated). * The percentage changes are calculated based on the restated figures for 2024. * The debt comparison table focuses on the changes in borrowing and lease liabilities, which are the primary components of the company's debt. * The tables are presented in HTML format with borders, padding, and headers for clarity.
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Trading Update

Quartix Holdings Plc

**Summary**
Quartix Technologies PLC, a leading provider of subscription-based vehicle tracking systems, reported strong financial and operational performance for the year ended December 31, 2025. Key highlights include
1. **Financial Performance**
Revenue and adjusted EBITDA exceeded market expectations.
Free cashflow reached £5.1m, despite significant outflows for a 4G upgrade program in France, restructuring costs, and a corporation tax pre-payment.
The company ended the year with a cash balance of £5.6m.
A proposed single ordinary dividend of 10 pence per share for the year, subject to AGM approval.
2. **Growth Metrics**
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) increased by £4.5m (+14%) to £37m, outpacing 2024 growth.
Net Revenue Retention (NRR) improved to 98.1% from 95.7% in 2024.
New customer acquisition grew by 9%, and new subscriptions increased by 7%.
3. **Regional Performance**
Strong ARR growth in the UK (+11%)France (+15%)Italy (+43%)and Spain (+35%).
Moderate growth in the USA (+6%) and Germany (+26%), with plans for further improvement in 2026.
4. **Product Innovation**
Successful rollout of the TCSV17 telematics system and progress on the TCSV18 for UK/European and US markets.
Enhanced web and mobile application user interfaces, with positive feedback from alpha testing.
Expansion of connected dashboard camera solutions, integrated with tracking systems.
5. **4G Upgrade Programs**
Significant progress in France, with 18,000 units remaining to be upgraded by 2026.
Accelerated plans to replace 2G units in the UK due to earlier network sunsetting, with no expected material financial impact.
6. **Financial Reporting Review**
Ongoing discussions with the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) regarding the treatment of tracking system costs, which may shift from amortization to depreciation under IAS 16. No conclusions have been reached yet.
7. **Management Commentary**
Executive Chairman Andy Walters expressed satisfaction with the record ARR growth and strong financial performance, positioning the company well for 2026.
Overall, Quartix demonstrated robust growth, innovation, and financial resilience, with optimism for continued expansion in existing markets.
Below is an HTML table comparing the financial and debt-related metrics year-on-year based on the provided text. Since the text does not explicitly mention debt figures, the table focuses on financial metrics such as revenue, ARR, free cashflow, and customer/subscription growth.
Metric20242025Change
Revenue (£m)36.2 (expected)Ahead of 36.2Not specified
Adjusted EBITDA (£m)7.7 (expected)Ahead of 7.7Not specified
Free Cashflow (£m)4.4 (expected)5.1+0.7 (£16.8% increase)
Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) (£m)32.537.0+4.5 (£13.8% increase)
Net Revenue Retention (NRR)95.7%98.1%+2.4%
Customer Base29,95732,942+9%
Subscription Base (units)300,846333,922+11%
New Subscriptions (units)74,00079,576+7%
New Customers Acquired6,8757,501+9%
Cash Balance (£m)Not specified5.6Not specified
### Notes: 1. **Debt**: The provided text does not include specific debt figures, so debt comparison is not included in the table. 2. **Revenue and EBITDA**: The 2024 figures are based on market expectations, while 2025 figures indicate they are ahead of these expectations but exact numbers are not provided. 3. **Cash Balance**: Only the 2025 cash balance is mentioned in the text. 4. **Percentage Changes**: Calculated where possible based on the provided data. This table provides a clear year-on-year comparison of key financial and operational metrics for Quartix Technologies PLC.
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Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26

Tesco PLC

**SummaryTesco PLC Q3 & Christmas Trading Statement 2025/26**
Tesco PLC reported strong performance in its Q3 and Christmas trading period (19 weeks to 3 January 2026), with like-for-like sales growth across most segments. Key highlights include
**UK & ROI**Like-for-like sales grew by +3.8%, driven by fresh food (+6.6% in the UK), investments in value, and improved customer satisfaction. The UK achieved its highest market share in over a decade (29.4% in the 4-week period), while ROI saw market share gains of +41bps to 24.0%.
**Booker**Sales declined by (1.3%) due to tobacco market weakness and a contract exit, though core catering sales grew by +2.4%.
**Central Europe**Sales increased by +1.0%, supported by fresh food and online growth (+14.3%).
**Group Performance**Overall like-for-like sales grew by +2.9%, with total sales up +3.6% to £24.969 billion.
**Strategic Initiatives**
Launched 340 new and improved own-brand Christmas products, with Finest range sales up +13.0%.
Recruited 28,500 additional colleagues and added 100,000 online delivery slots using AI-powered tools.
Expanded Everyday Low Prices to 3,000 branded products and enhanced Clubcard rewards.
**Outlook**
Tesco expects FY 2025/26 adjusted operating profit at the upper end of the £2.9bn to £3.1bn guidance range, with free cash flow within £1.4bn to £1.8bn.
**CEO Comment**
Ken Murphy highlighted strong customer satisfaction, value initiatives, and market share gains, emphasizing Tesco’s commitment to delivering value and quality for customers.
**Investor & Media Contacts**
Details provided for Investor Relations and Media inquiries, with an investor call scheduled for 9:00 am on 8 January 2026. Preliminary results will be announced on 16 April 2026.
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Tesco PLC Financials and Sales Growth Comparison (19 Weeks to 3 Jan 2026)

Region/SegmentSales (£m)Sales Change (Constant Rates)Sales Change (Actual Rates)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
UK18,716+4.4%+4.4%+3.7%
ROI1,265+6.7%+11.2%+4.6%
UK & ROI19,981+4.6%+4.8%+3.8%
Booker3,231(1.3)%(1.3)%(1.3)%
Central Europe1,757+2.3%+9.1%+1.0%
Group24,969+3.6%+4.3%+2.9%

Additional UK Revenue Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (19 Weeks)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Q3)Like-for-Like Sales Growth (Christmas)
UK exc. Fuel18,716+3.7%+3.9%+3.2%
Fuel2,085(1.5)%(2.4)%+0.6%
UK Revenue20,801+3.1%+3.2%+3.0%

Additional Booker Sales Detail

CategorySales (£m)Like-for-Like Sales Growth
Core Retail1,179(0.4)%
Core Catering988+2.4%
Tobacco532(10.9)%
Best Food Logistics532+0.6%
Total Booker3,231(1.3)%
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Greggs PLC

**Greggs PLC Q4 Trading Update Summary (January 8, 2026):**
Greggs PLC reported strong performance in Q4 and FY25 despite challenging market conditions, highlighting continued outperformance and market share gains in the food-to-go sector.
**Key Highlights**
* **Sales Growth** Total sales increased 7.4% in Q4 and 6.8% for FY25, reaching £2,151 million. Like-for-like sales in company-managed shops grew 2.9% in Q4 and 2.4% for the full year.
* **Market Share Gains** Greggs continued to gain market share in visits, including breakfast and evening slots, despite subdued consumer confidence.
* **Estate Expansion** 207 new shops opened in 2025, resulting in a net increase of 121 shops. 2,739 shops were trading as of December 27, 2025, with plans for around 120 net new openings in 2026.
* **Supply Chain Investment** Development of new supply chain capacity, including the Derby frozen product facility (phased rollout from mid-2026) and Kettering chilled/ambient distribution center (opening 2027), is on track to support growth.
* **Financial Position** Year-end net cash stood at £47 million, down from £125 million in 2024 due to peak investment in supply chain. Capex is expected to significantly reduce in 2026 and 2027.
* **Outlook** Greggs anticipates full-year FY25 profits in line with expectations. While consumer confidence remains a headwind, they expect similar underlying profits in 2026, driven by store openings, cost management, and continued market share gains.
**CEO Comment**
Roisin Currie, CEO, emphasized Greggs resilience in a challenging market, highlighting their focus on value, convenience, and supply chain efficiency. She expressed confidence in the companys growth prospects, supported by new store openings and supply chain investments.
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Metric20242025Change
Total Sales (£ million)2,0142,151+6.8%
Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales GrowthN/A+2.4%N/A
Net Cash Position (£ million)12547-62.4%
New Shops OpenedN/A207N/A
Net New Shop OpeningsN/A121N/A
Total Shops Trading (as of year-end)N/A2,739N/A
### Notes: 1. **Total Sales** and **Net Cash Position** are directly comparable year-on-year. 2. **Company-Managed Shop Like-for-Like Sales Growth** is only provided for 2025, so no comparison is available. 3. **New Shops Opened**, **Net New Shop Openings**, and **Total Shops Trading** are only provided for 2025, so no comparison is available. 4. The percentage change in **Net Cash Position** is calculated as: `( (£47 - £125) / £125 ) * 100 = -62.4%`. This table provides a clear comparison of the key financials and debt position between 2024 and 2025 for Greggs PLC.
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Major Contract Win

Cerillion PLC

**Summary**
Cerillion plc, a provider of billing, charging, and customer relationship management software solutions, has secured its largest-ever contract, valued at approximately £42.5 million, with Oman Telecommunications (Omantel). This five-year agreement includes supplying and installing Cerillions BSS/OSS suite, along with ongoing support, maintenance, hosting, and managed services. The contract will support Omantels mobile, fixed-line, and broadband services across domestic and international markets. Cerillion was chosen after a competitive tender process, with its productized model, full-service delivery, and lower total cost of ownership being key factors in its selection. This win reinforces Cerillions market forecasts for FY26 and beyond, highlighting its strong position in the telecommunications sector. The company, headquartered in London with operations in India, Bulgaria, and other regions, has a 26-year track record and serves approximately 70 customers across 45 countries.
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Gold Production for YE 2025 and Award of Impact Benefit Agreement (“IBA”)

Amaroq Minerals Ltd.

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd., a mining company focused on Greenland’s mineral potential, announced that its Nalunaq gold mine exceeded production expectations for 2025, achieving ~6.6 thousand ounces (koz) of gold, above the mid-point of its 6-7koz annual guidance range. The company also secured the final Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Nalunaq mine, marking a significant milestone for both Amaroq and Greenland’s mining industry. CEO Eldur Olafsson highlighted the successful commissioning year, with mining and processing operations performing well, and expressed optimism for Phase 2 commissioning in Q2 2026, targeting a ~90% recovery factor. Amaroq plans to release its 2026 production guidance and budget in late February. The company continues to advance its portfolio, including the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal exploration in South Greenland.
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Gullframleiðsla ársins 2025 um 6.600 únsur1, yfir miðgildi framleiðslumarkmiðs ársins (6-7 þús. únsur) og Samkomulag við stjórnvöld um samfélagsleg áhrif og sjálfbærni („Impact Benefit Agreement“)

Amaroq Minerals Ltd.

**Summary**
Amaroq Ltd. announced that its gold production for 2025 at the Nalunaq mine in Greenland reached approximately **6,600 ounces**, exceeding the mid-range of its annual production target of **6,000–7,000 ounces**. The company anticipates steady mining and production activities continuing into 2026. Additionally, Amaroq secured approval from Greenlandic authorities for an **Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA)** for the Nalunaq project, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. Production targets and financial forecasts for 2026 will be released in late February 2026.
CEO Eldur Ólafsson highlighted the achievement of surpassing production goals in the first year of Nalunaq’s operations and expressed pride in the IBA approval, which underscores positive developments in Greenland’s mining sector. He also acknowledged the team’s efforts in establishing and ramping up operations. Amaroq remains focused on increasing recovery rates to approximately **90%** by the second quarter of 2026 during Phase 2 operations.
Amaroq’s primary focus is on gold and strategic metal exploration in Greenland, with Nalunaq as its flagship asset. The company also holds interests in the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project and strategic metal licenses across South Greenland, including advanced exploration projects for copper, nickel, and critical minerals.
The press release includes forward-looking statements, contact details for inquiries, and acknowledgments of regulatory compliance and qualified persons overseeing technical information.
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Market AI · 2026-01-08

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 down despite jump for defence stocks

Market Summary - 8th January 2026, 12:04 London Stock Market: FTSE 100 down 0.2% at 10,029.06, weighed by Tesco and AB Foods. FTSE 250 down 0.4% at 22,784.75; AIM All-Share up 0.1% at 782.35. …

Market AI · 2026-01-08

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Deutsche Bank Research says 'sell' Antofagasta

Here is the provided text formatted as bullet points in HTML, with each bullet point on a separate line: html 8th Jan 2026 09:30 The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Thursday morning…

Market AI · 2026-01-08

LONDON MARKET OPEN: FTSE 100 falls as Shell, AB Foods and Tesco sink

London Stock Market: FTSE 100 opened down 0.3% at 10,021.83. FTSE 250 down 0.3% at 22,805.38. AIM All-Share down 0.1% at 781.00. Cboe UK indices also declined, with Cboe UK 100 down 0.3%.…

Market AI · 2026-01-08

LONDON MARKET EARLY CALL: FTSE 100 to fall before Tesco, M&S updates

Here’s a bullet point summary of the text in HTML format: html London Stocks: Set to open lower on Thursday, with FTSE 100 futures down 0.4% at 10,003.91, ahead of trading statements from Tesco and Marks & Spencer…

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