See Today's AIM Risers Featuring Learning Technologies Group, Corero Network Security and Keystone Law
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Integrated Learning And Talent Software And Services Provider Rises
is up over 15% this morning following the announcement of its half year results. The performance has been positive following a successful acquisition and organic revenues growing.
Financial highlights include revenues up 60% to £33.8m, a 67% increase in the interim dividend to 0.15p and increasing EBIT margin of 26.3% up from 17.8%.
Jonathan Satchell, CEO of LTG said: “The first half of 2018 has been pivotal for LTG with the PeopleFluent acquisition confirming our shift towards recurring software revenues, and significantly increasing our US presence.”
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Network Security Firm Wins Resale Partnership Agreement With US Listed Network
is up 12% this morning following the news it has entered into a non-exclusive, multi-year global resale partnership agreement with Juniper Networks, an industry leader in automate, scalable and secure networks.
The resale partnership will broaden Corero’s routes to market, allowing its SmartWall software products and services to be resold as part of Juniper’s DDoS protection offering.
Ashley Stephenson, Corero CEO said: “We expect this relationship to significantly broaden our market reach and start delivering incremental revenue in H2 2018, with several opportunities currently being pursued with significant Juniper Networks' customers.”
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Foreign Exchange Service Provider Rises On Trading Update
rose 11% this morning following a trading update announcement.
The board announced that trading in September has been “particularly strong”. Investments made in the first half has begun to accelerate and driven strong sales performance.
The board anticipates the results for the full year ending 31 December 2018 will be “ahead of current market expectations”.
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A Fast Growing Challenger Law Firm Announces Interim Results
is up 11% this morning following strong interim results for the half-year. It was nominated for “law firm of the year” in the prestigious Lawyer Magazine Awards 2018.
Financial highlights include revenue up almost 30% to £19.9m, profits increasing over 40% to £2.3m and a strong operating cashflow of £2.2m.
James Knight, Keystone Law CEO commented: “Keystone an attractive proposition for good quality lawyers; thus, driving our expansion and enabling us to exploit the market opportunity which exists in the UK legal services sector, which we believe is ripe for disruption.”
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Precious Metals Exploration And Development Company Finds Gold
is up 10% this morning following the news that exploration mapping undertaken at its Creswick Project has identified a large gold system in the Dimocks Main Shale gold targets.
The gold sits between two large gold producing areas where it is estimated historically, 15 million ounces of gold has been produced in Victoria, Australia.
Craig Brown, CEO of ECR Minerals said: “We are excited by this discovery of a potentially large gold system at Creswick which has been identified by our technical team, led by Dr Rodney Boucher, and is the outcome of many years of detailed study. We are very grateful for the professionalism, experience and commitment that has been applied to reach this point."
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