UK 15:51 Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Describing itself as a “tech-enabled localisation and digital media services partner to the global media and entertainment industry” (aren’t all localisation and digital media services businesses “tech-enabled”?!), Zoo Digital Group (ZOO) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2026 headlined “Return to growth, materially improved profitability and cash generation”. What about this from a currently approaching 9% higher 15.5p share price, £15.2 million market capitalisation?
Is it technically insolvent yet? Has all the fiat gone yet? These are the questions that Falconedge (EDGE) will have to answer when it finally publishes its results for the year to May 31 and I reckon the deadline for that is November 30. As I showed here it faces a real fiat crisis and there is no way it can avoid a material uncertainty warning or worse. Today it again shows the folly of its business model.
I have always been a bear of sub scale lifestyle grift/merchant bank Marechale (MAC) and its summer pivot into a blockchain investment bank conglomerate did not impress me much. Key to that was the purchase of Blubird, a loss making tokenization platform entity previously courted by the Valereum fraud. On August 13 it announced a $118 million coral spoof. How about an update?
Transport testing, simulation and measurement products and services company AB Dynamics (ABDP) has announced results for its year ended 31st August 2026 headlined “Repositioning with purpose”. However, a considered need for “repositioning” suggests current challenges.
The pattern continues. A very few small and low grade companies join AIM. Meanwhile some shitcos leave the Casino as they are going bust but the killer is that more and more good companies, the 9ones that give AIM credibility are off as a result of takeovers or to escape the Cesspit by upgrading to the Main Market.
Perhaps it was my goading yesterday but Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) has today, finally appointed, a new NED and she appears, at a headline level, credible but…
Fake Sheikh Day is December 9. It was on that day in 2025 that Paul Atherley first announced that Cascade, the Channel Islands based entity backed by UAE money was to bankroll Pensana (PRE). By March 2026 $15 million had arrived with the rest expected shortly. You know the rest.
Shares in UK civil engineering infrastructure company Nexus Infrastructure (NEXS) were a previous successful tip here with profits banked early last year at a 165p bid price. That was another good call as the shares are now back below 100p... but there also now looks recovery potential again from here.
Describing itself as “a leading provider of asset protection technology and offshore energy services”, Tekmar Group (TGP) has issued a “Framework agreement with NMDC Infra”-titled announcement and what of the shares currently more than 4% higher at 12.5p in response?
In today's podcast I look at Atlas Metals (AMG) and why it is toast, Nvidia and its various "issues", the gold price mentioning en passant Amaroq (AMRQ) and Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) and finally Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX).
Describing itself as “a global provider of intelligent maritime surveillance systems for sovereigns and maritime navigation safety systems”, SRT Marine Systems (SRT) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2026 including emphasising “46% increase in revenues to £114.1m… 653% increase in profit before tax of £10.7m… £37.7m of net cash generated from operating… Cash balances of £57.1m at 30 June 2026 (30 June 2025: £9.9m)… increasing the company’s total contracted order book to £539.5m”. What about such compared to its valuation from a 69.5p share price?
Union Jack Oil (UJO) owns 16.67% of West Newton. It today issued an RNS stating that it “notes” a feasibility study by Reabold Resources (RBD) announced earlier for creating a gas field to power an AI data centre at West Newton in the grim North of England. That was it. It “notes.” That was Union Jack’s way of saying this is cobblers. There is the issue of the possible injunction that Reabold has not told you about. There is more.
Most recently on company describing itself as an “advanced computer vision technology company that designs AI-powered operator monitoring systems to improve transport safety” Seeing Machines (SEE), in September with the shares down to 4.15p I wrote ‘“interim extension of convertible loan notes”, refinancing challenges then?’ concluding to still avoid/sell. The shares most recently closed at 3.755p and what about them now down towards 3p on the back of a “Q1 FY2027 Quarterly KPIs” announcement?
I am hopeful that we will get results from Skinbiotherapeutics (SBTX) for the year to June 30, and, more importantly some guidance on this year’s numbers, the cashburn and cash position soon, possibly this week. But…
I shall turn later on to what Reabold Resources (RBD) says about its key West Newton asset in an RNS. But first what it does not say. The injunction.
