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WINNERS AND LOSER: Red Capital secures funding; Supply@Me account delays

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(Coalition News) – Following are the bulls and bears among small stocks on the London Main Market and AIM on Monday.

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Main Market Winners

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Red Capital PLC, up 37% at 33.5 pence, hedges debt obligations, appoints CEO

Nostrum Oil & Gas PLC, up 24% at 1.65p, boosted by higher oil prices.

capAI PLC rose 14% to 1.10p

Hydrogen Capital Growth PLC was up 8.6% at 6.60p

Intuitive Investments Group PLC, up 8.3% at 209.00p

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Big market they lose little money

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Supply@Me Capital PLC, down 17% at 0.0025p, will miss the earnings deadline.

Resolute Mining Ltd, down 12% at 67.80p

Chill Brands Group PLC changed to +11%.

PYX Resources Ltd changed to +11%.

ICFG Ltd, down 11% at 12.50p

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AIM winners

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Karelian Diamond Resources PLC changed +29% compared to yesterday

Christie Group PLC, up 25% at 150.00p, annual earnings growth

AOTI Inc, up 19% to 50.50p, study shows long-lasting healing of chronic wounds with its TWO2 treatment

Braime Group PLC, up 19% at 950.00p

IQE PLC, up 16% at 55.30p

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Losers of AIM

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Kazera Global PLC, down 26% at 1.00p, 2A mining site in South Africa in final regulatory stages

Mirriad Advertising PLC, down 23% at 0.0023p

Celsius Resources Ltd, down 15% at 0.55p, says it was not informed of MIC’s intentions to drive sales and operations

Frontier IP Group PLC, down 9.1% at 20.00p

Kodal Minerals PLC changed -9.1% compared to the previous trading day

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Small cap and AIM focus movements:

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Red Capital PLC, up 37% at 33.5 pence, 12-month range 9.50p-35.00p. Secures GBP1.6 million in funding and outlines proposed board changes. The Jersey-based company plans to raise funds by placing and unsecured convertible loan notes, as it has received binding commitments. It also proposes the appointment of Greig Gilbert as chief executive officer and Scott Gilbert as non-executive chairman.

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Supply@Me Capital PLC, down 17% at 0.0025 pence, 12-month range 0.0020p-0.016p. The company says it will miss an April 30 deadline to publish its 2025 results. As a result, Supply@Me shares will be suspended from Friday. The company says auditors Bright Graham Murray need more time to complete their procedures to finalize the accounts. “The Supply@Me team has been working tirelessly with Bright Graham Murray to deliver the accounts on time,” said Chief Executive Officer Alessandro Zamboni. “Shareholders should be reassured that publishing the accounts and lifting the suspension of share trading remains our priority.”

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Kazera Global PLC, down 26% at 1.00 pence, 12-month range 0.59p-2.30p. It provides strategic and operational updates highlighting progress across its South African heavy sands operations. It says its 2A Mining Right is in the final stages of approval, while discussions with a strategic partner continue to support the transition to high-quality production. Experimental work confirms the potential to develop the product up to about 41% of TiO2. It adds that it has launched an operational restructuring to reduce costs and improve efficiency, including scaling back director salaries, while continuing negotiations to resolve its African Tantalum asset and secure near-term funding.

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Celsius Resources Ltd, down 15% at 0.55 pence, 12-month range of 0.27p-1.30p. Responds to reports regarding the sale and distribution of OLSA to Kiri. He says he was not informed of Maharlika Investment Corp’s intention to proceed with the project and is now taking advice from legal and financial advisors. It adds that it is updating the status following the announcement.

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Headlam Group PLC, up 3.6% at 29.10 pence, 12-month range 28.10p-99.80p. It receives a notice of demand from 10% shareholder First Seagull AS, which wants to replace its chairman and two directors due to “decreasing operational performance”. The Birmingham, England-based flooring distributor says the notice of appeal proposes the removal of Chairman Stephen Bird and directors Jemima Bird and Karen Hubbard. First Seagull proposes the appointment of Andrew Davis as chairman and Managing Director Stian Husvaeg as a non-executive director. Norwegian alternative investment fund First Seagull says Headlam’s board “endorsed and oversaw a strategy developed by external consultants and implemented by a leadership with limited experience in setting up” which “undermined” its “dominant market position in competition with key customers”.

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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News reporter

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