Xpertise will become the second largest UK IT training company after its purchase of Parity’s training business.
Albany Capital has invested £2m in a Chinese food preservatives business.
Pan Pacific Aggregates is raising cash through a placing at less than one-third of yesterday’s share price.
Cash shell Drury Lane Capital is acquiring Adastra Software and has appointed Vin Murria as chief executive.
Proton Power Systems is looking to appoint a new chief executive.
Thomson Intermedia reported figures broadly in line with downgraded expectations.
Walker Greenbank continues to grow its sales.
More bad news from waste recycling containers supplier Straight.
Pulse Group decided to join Plus-quoted instead of Aim.
Network Data says its interim results will be below market expectations.
Leeds Group is trying to get two of its nominees appointed to the board of Dawson International.
Romac Investors has decided not to bid for Supporta.
Dry steam cleaning equipment supplier Proventec improved its underlying profits in the year to March 2008.
UBC Media reported a higher loss for the year to March 2008 but it will be a different business in a year’s time.
Western & Oriental says that travel bookings remain in line with expectations but many of these trips are being delayed until the next financial year.
Positive resource news from Bezant Resources helped the share price recover.
A positive trading statement helped Goldplat shares recover.
Ultima Networks says that its electric bicycles business has helped it grow turnover by 20% in the first half of 2008.
Acquisitions helped Vitesse Media prosper last year but trading is getting tougher.
PAQ International Holdings Ltd has agreed to sell its bags through one of China’s major electronic appliance retailers.
Angle has withdrawn from bid discussions with Braveheart Investments.
Conder Environmental plans to cancel its Aim quotation.
FibreGen’s stake in HaloSource Inc may not be worth as much as originally thought.
Medical House has signed a non-exclusive development and supply agreement with Dr Reddy’s Laboratories.
Landsbanki has resigned as nominated adviser to FibreGen.
Acta says that revenues increased substantially in the first half of 2008.
Atlantic Coal will need to raise additional finance later this year.
Online marketing services provider TMN has ended bid talks.
Real Good Food says that sales in its sugar division have fallen by 10% in the first half.
TurfTrax has sold its grounds management systems business.
Best of the Best coped well with the loss of its stand in Heathrow Terminal 3.
Greenhouse Fund is buying out the other shareholders in waste tyre recycler Molectra.
Financial problems continue for XL TechGroup Inc.
Newmark Security improved profits even before a £1.15m reduction in a past overseas tax liability.
Athens-based Globo grew strongly in the first half of 2007 and has a record order book.
IPTV software supplier ANT has won its first Japanese customer.
Asia Distribution Solutions Ltd has received a takeover approach.
Independent Media Distribution is thriving despite the tough advertising market.
FibreGen has sold its Chinese joint venture to Aim-quoted Evergreen Securities in order to finance the purchase of a minority stake from Aim-quoted St Peter Port Capital.
Judges Capital says its interim earnings per share will be more than double.
Syntopix is raising £1.5m to finance further research and development.
ReEnergy Group is looking for a new business.
UBC Media has revised the terms of the potential sale of its commercial division.
Mobile Streams made a small trading profit in the first half.
Secora has increased its stake in fragrance company Miller Harris.
Atlantic Global say interim profits will be higher.
Diagnostic products developer Akers Biosciences Inc has licensed its Lithium CLIA-Waived system to ReliaLAB.
Formjet is in talks with a potential acquisition.
Somero Enterprises Inc says it is on course to achieve the downgraded expectations following its profit warning two months ago.
Shares in Company Health Group have returned from suspension.
Braveheart Investment says that bid target Angle hasn’t given it access to its books.
Litcomp’s insurance business helped it grow profits by one-third in the year to March 2008.
Mariana Resources says the strike length of its silver prospect in Argentina has been extended.
Touchstone Group is taking a more conservative approach to its bad debts.
Business Control Solutions says that interim figures are in line with expectations but it is cautious about the second half.
Angle swung from loss to profit in the year to April 2008.
St Peter Port Capital wants FibreGen to buy its 25% stake in Emerald Bio-Energy.
Greatfleet’s invoice discounting provider has stopped advancing it funds.
Concurrent Technologies says that first half trading has been “encouraging”.
Mobile payments company e-pay Asia Ltd says that Malaysian transaction volumes have remained stable.
Mobestar has published its interim results three weeks after publishing its 2007 figures.
Noble has confirmed its resignation as nominated adviser to Proton Power Systems.
Probability continues to grow its number of registered customers.
Sareum is running out of cash and its shares have been suspended.
Things don’t look bright for Greatfleet and its share have been suspended.
Sagentia Group joined Aim after becoming the new holding company of the Switzerland-based technology consultancy of the same name.
Fully listed BATM is acquiring Vigilant Technology.
Full year figures will be in line with expectations at Rubicon Software.
Loanmakers will be hit by the withdrawal of First Plus from the lending market.
Karelian Diamond Resources believes that it has proved that the Seitapera kimberlite pipe is diamondiferous.
Marketing services group Twenty expects to make a loss in 2008.
White Star Property Holdings has finally published its 2006-07 accounts and interims to March 2008.
A strong contribution from last year’s acquisitions helped Omega Diagnostics grow in 2007-08.
Darwen has cut its share placing price from 40p to 30p.
Trust Property Management is starting to benefit from the cross-selling of its services to clients.
Aldgate Capital has made its first acquisition in the adult gaming centres sector.
Netcall says poor demand from financial services customers will hit revenues and profits.
New drilling results from Kryso Resources suggest that the widths of the Pakrut gold deposit are increasing at depth.
Pan Pacific Aggregates has added to its interests in the Sechelt Peninsula in British Columbia, Canada.
Cashbox has added 140 cash machines to its estate.
First Artist Corporation has ended talks with potential buyers of Dewynters.
Fourth quarter sales improved significantly at Shieldtech but it still made a loss last year.
York Pharma is acquiring two dermatological products for £22.6m.
Daniel Stewart believes that the takeover of Financial Objects makes Focus Solutions look undervalued.
Nordic Panorama plans to cancel its Aim quotation.
Stratex International has defined gold resources of nearly 1m ounces.
Bioganix has sent its accounts to shareholders.
1st Dental Laboratories says its interim figures will be below expectations.
Marine telematics services and equipment supplier MarineTrack is reversing into cash shell XSN.
Traction Technology is liquidating its main subsidiary.
Financial Objects has agreed a 60p a share bid from Swiss banking software supplier Temenos.
Daniel Stewart has upgraded its 2009 forecast for STM Group.
The 2007-08 profit forecast for Armour Group has been cut from £4.9m to £3.5m.
EBTM has raised £675,000 from a placing.
Mobile Doctors Group is making an acquisition that will double its size.
Cybit reported more than doubled profits of £1.69m.
A liquidator has been appointed to Diamond Lifestyle.
The merger of its US home entertainment business should help Contentfilm recover this year.
Marco Pierre White has sold his Conival shares.
Mentor Graphics has won the day with a revised bid for Flomerics.
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