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Tue, 18th Jun 2013 12:34
Hedge fund group Charlemagne Capital's assets under management fell 9.5% to $2.76bn from $3.05bn in the half year to June. Net management fees receivable were $10.4m compared with $8.4m, reflecting the higher average assets under management in the first half of 2010. "Charlemagne's investment perfo
Read moreDow Jones smallcap news is now on Twitter, allowing you to catch up on the news away from your desk. Go to http://twitter.com/DJ_UK_Smallcaps SKYEPHARMA PLC (SKP.LN) shares fell to a new low Thursday after the drug developer said its hopes of launching asthma treatment Flutiform in the U.S. wer
Read moreBankers IT says its net asset value per share was 448.7p as at 30 April, up 12.2% from the 399.9p on 31 October. The FTSE 100 rose 10.8% during that time. Profit before tax for the half-year to April increased to £61m from £18m a year ago and compares with £79.9m made in the year to October 2009. M
Read moreDow Jones smallcap news is now on Twitter, allowing you to catch up on the news away from your desk. Go to http://twitter.com/DJ_UK_Smallcaps MILOC GROUP, a Hong Kong-based healthcare company, is planning an initial public offering in London to raise funds to establish a network of traditional
Read moreDow Jones smallcap news is now on Twitter, allowing you to catch up on the news away from your desk. Go to http://twitter.com/DJ_UK_Smallcaps DS SMITH PLC (SMDS.LN), a packaging company, Thursday said it is targeting higher returns and less cyclical business as part of a major company review.
Read moreContract bio-manufacturing company Angel Biotechnology saw an almost four-fold increase in the value of contracts signed in 2009, as its revenue surged 55% to £1.48m from £0.95m in 2008. Loss before tax narrowed to £0.75m from £1.09m the year before. "The business development activities are delive
Read moreProperty services firm Speymill said trading for the year ended 31 December 2009 was in line with current market expectations. Biofutures said construction on site continues to progress as planned and off-site steel structure fabrication work is also progressing well. "Fabrication is well advance
Read moreResource stocks drove Footsie higher this morning ahead of the Easter break as commodity prices advance. Manufacturing activity has accelerated in China, while confidence in the Japanese manufacturing sector also improved. Xstrata, Randgold Resources, Rio Tinto and Vedanta Resources are the best p
Read moreMiners are leading London's top stocks higher in early dealings, while investors also ponder a mixed bag of retail-related updates. Xstrata, Randgold Resources, Rio Tinto and Vedanta Resources are the best performers in the mining sector. The cold snap in the early part of the year and tougher com
Read moreFootsie finished just a few points lower after an improvement on Wall Street helped London's leading share index recover most of its earlier losses. South Africa-focused bank Investec is leading the revival on its first day as a FTSE 100 constituent. Smiths Group is right behind after Smiths Interc
Read moreA firm start on Wall Street has given London a lift and pushed the Footsie back towards Friday's closing level. South Africa-focused bank Investec is leading the revival on its first day as a FTSE 100 constituent. Smiths Group is right behind after Smiths Interconnect, a division of the technology
Read moreAustralia-based company Seeing Machines warned that full-year results are not expected to achieve current market forecasts due to delayed revenue growth and changes in accounting treatment to expense all development costs. Pre-tax losses came to A$403,000 in the six month ended 31 December compared
Read moreLondon's gains were trimmed just before the close as traders took a few profits before heading off to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Nevertheless, it was the highest close for the Footsie since the middle of 2008. Mining stocks led the advance, despite conflicting views in the broking community on th
Read moreA firm opening by Wall Street gave UK shares an additional fillip over the lunchtime trading session. Miners are leading the advance, despite conflicting views in the broking community on their merits. Societe Generale is in the bearish camp, cutting sector giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto from 'b
Read moreLondon is now handily higher, with the strength of transport groups and miners cancelling out the subdued performance of ex-dividend stocks such as HSBC, Standard Life and Thomas Cook. The main point of interest is confirmation from bus and rail group Arriva that it has had an unsolicited bid appr
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