‘E-commerce’ Beauty and Nutrition group THG plc (THG) has issued a “Q3 2026 Trading Statement” headlined “Strong profitability momentum drives upgrade of FY26 Adjusted EBITDA expectations to £103m”. The shares have currently responded up to 32p, but is the underlying trading momentum as positive as the headline suggests?
Describing itself as “a leading provider of walk-through security technology”, Thruvision Group (THRU) has issued a “Multiple orders received”-titled announcement and that “these orders represent further progress across three important areas of the group’s strategy”; high-throughput distribution environments, the ‘Prisons and Corrections’ market and further international development. What’s the details of the orders, with the shares currently back up to above 2p in response?
Most recently on company describing itself as “specialists in pre-clinical antibody discovery, engineering and supply” Fusion Antibodies (FAB), last month with the shares falling below 10p I concluded, with the financial position, an approx. £12 million market cap still sell. The shares most recently closed at 9.75p and what about now an “AGM statement H1 trading and research update” announcement?
With the exclusive right for Domino’s Pizza stores in Poland and Croatia, DP Poland (DPP) has issued a “Q3 2026 Trading Update” including “Poland total system sales increased by 10.4% in Q3 2026 and by 14.4% YTD September 2026… Croatia delivered total system sales growth of 35.3% in Q3 and 34.7% YTD” and that, “with tight control of liquidity, a larger franchised estate and further operational improvements, we believe the group is well positioned to create durable value for shareholders”. So what about a current further lower share price response to 6p?
Describing itself as “a leading provider of DDoS protection solutions”, Corero Network Security (CNS) has issued a “Q3 2026 Commercial Update” emphasising “Q3 2026 orders: up 50% to $11.1 million… YTD orders: up 28% to $25.4 million”. What about the shares currently up to above 14p in response?
Recruitment and “talent advisory” company operating in 29 countries, Robert Walters (RWA) has issued a “Q3 2026 Trading Update” including emphasising “a good trading performance… our momentum means we expect the financial result for the full year to be at least in line with current market expectations”. How positive is that from a current 140p share price?
Scientific technology-focused Oxford Instruments (OXIG) has issued an “Interim Trading Update” including “order intake up nearly 44%” and “net cash at the end of the period was £75m (H1 FY26: £45.1m)… and building momentum”. What about a currently slightly up further above 2900p share price in response?
‘Specialist professional recruitment company’ Michael Page (PAGE) has issued a “Third Quarter 2026 Trading Update” with a first ‘Highlight’ “group gross profit of £190.5m, +1.5% vs. Q3 2025; first quarter of growth since Q4 2022”. So what about a current 187p share price in response, approaching 4% lower?
‘Independent, premium cinema group’ Everyman Media (EMAN) has issued a “Proposed cancellation and Notice of GM” and with the shares currently sliding below 50p hopefully my prior warning was heeded.
Describing itself as “a leading provider of walk-through security technology”, Thruvision Group (THRU) has issued a “FY27 H1 Trading Update” including “full year revenue expectations remain unchanged at £8.0 million… order backlog has increased significantly, and as of 30 September was £2.6 million”. So what about a current approaching 9% lower share price response towards 2p?
