The Times on Saturday featured Image Scan Holdings (IGE), noting an upturn in the share price following an order worth £500,000 from Scanlogic. No further share price movement was witnessed during this morning’s session, as the shares remained at 24.75p.
The Sunday Telegraph provided a review of Neutrahealth (NUT), commenting that the sector was growing in popularity. The piece went on to suggest that this was fuelled by an ageing population and that the Company’s profit is expected to grow to £1.6m this year. It concluded with a “Buy” recommendation and the share price continued to rise this morning, adding 2.00p to reach 13.50p.
Rift Oil (RIFT) appeared in the Financial Times this weekend, which noted that the share price had risen after the announcement that a big enough sample had been recovered from its well in Papua New Guinea. The Company reported that it will release further results when possible, but no further movement was seen this morning, where the share price remained 7.63p.
Monday morning prices were taken between 9.00am and 10.00am on 30 May 2006.
The following companies, in which City Equities customers may have an interest, released announcements to the market this morning. These can be found by entering the relevant company name or ticker code in the search box on this site.
African Platinum (APP): Drilling Report.
Central China Goldfields (GGG): Exercise of Warrants.
Delling Group (DLG): Re Contract.
Egdon Resources (EDR): Re Farm-Out Agreement.
FfastFill (FFA): Re Contract.
Formation Group (FRM): FIFA Contract.
Interactive Gaming (IGH): Re Agreement.
iTrain (IRN.L): Re Contract.
TripleArc (TPA): Notice of Results.
Westside Acquisitions (WST): Final Results.
Tuesday 30 May – Final Results from Westside Acquisitions (WST). RICS House Letting Survey.
Wednesday 31 May – Consumer Credit Data.
Thursday 1 June – Manufacturing Sector PMI.
Friday 2 June – Construction Sector PMI.
The next Penny Share Review will be posted on Monday 5 June 2006.
Compiled by Chris Richards.
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