Syncona is a London-based life science investor that owns a diversified portfolio of companies spanning across clinical stages. Resolution Therapeutics is an investee company of Syncona, and a cell ...

(Alliance News) - FW Thorpe PLC on Thursday announced annual profit growth and a higher dividend as its cost of sales fell sharper than revenue. The Worcestershire-based lighting systems firm said ...

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were mixed at midday on Thursday, with grocers outperforming, while housebuilders headed higher after dovish comments from Bank of England Governor Andrew ...

(Alliance News) - The Irish and British foreign ministers are expected to discuss the escalating conflict in the Middle East during their meeting in Dublin later on Thursday. The deputy Irish premier ...

Telecom Plus said it remains confident in its previous guidance, and expects customer growth between 12-14% for the full year, as well as adjusted pretax profit between GBP124 million and GBP128 ...

However, SSE said at the time that financial 2025 will see a 5% to 10% increase in its rebased dividend payment. SSE on Thursday said its renewables performance in the first half was ahead of a year ...

(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers on AIM on Thursday.

(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Thursday.

Tesco reported continued strong retail free cash flow of GBP1.26 billion in the first half compared to GBP1.37 billion last year, the fall reflecting a lower benefit from working capital and higher ...

This in part reflects the impact of the scale and timing of contract renewals and new contract mobilisation, industrial action and weak trading in the motorway services business. More recently, ...

Morgan Stanley cuts British American Tobacco to 'underweight' (overweight) Morgan Stanley cuts British American Tobacco price target to 2,500 (2,850) pence Jefferies cuts Aston Martin Lagonda to 'hold ...

The AIB Ireland services business activity index rose to 55.7 points in September from 53.8 in August, representing the second-fastest pace of expansion in 14 months after March's 56.6-point reading.