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Social Housing REIT invests mostly in newly developed social housing assets in UK. It said it was targeting a 3.0% increase in its dividend to 5.622 pence in 2025, up from the 5.46 pence paid for 2024 ...
(Alliance News) - UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed she does not plan to reduce the GBP20,000 limit on the amount that can be put into individual savings accounts each year.
(Alliance News) - Xeros Technology PLC on Tuesday reported that it narrowed its loss in 2024, but reported a fall in revenue. Xeros is a Rotherham, England-based laundry technology developer. Shares ...
The Asia-Pacific focused production and development company said pretax loss narrowed to USD43.4 million in 2024 from USD102.8 million in 2023. Revenue climbed 28% to USD395.0 million from USD309.2 ...
(Alliance News) - Amcomri Group PLC on Tuesday said reported double-digit growth in profit during 2024, following its initial public offering in London in December.
The firm described its first-quarter trading as a "solid start to the year". Shares in Luceco were up 4.0% at 154.31 pence on Tuesday afternoon in London. On US tariffs, Luceco expects the impact to ...
(Alliance News) - Knights Group Holdings PLC on Tuesday said it expects to report higher earnings for the 2025 financial year alongside an increase in senior fee earners at the business.
It said there was continued positive momentum in trading amid higher demand, primarily driven by housebuilding as repair, maintenance and improvement demand remained subdued. Forterra said its ...
Chief Executive Marie-Claire Dwek said the division went from "strength to strength" during the period, adding that it now accounts for around 67% of total revenue. Shares in Newmark climbed 10% to 79 ...
Some 10,012 people entered insolvency in England and Wales last month, which was 8% higher than in March 2025 and 4% higher than in April 2024. The total was made up of 589 bankruptcies, 3,837 debt ...
(Alliance News) - Topps Tiles PLC shares climbed on Tuesday as it swung to a pretax profit in the first half of the year, amid an improved sales trend which has continued into the second half.
Sterling faded to USD1.3357 early on Tuesday afternoon, from USD1.3365 at the time of the London equities close on Monday. The euro was weaker at USD1.1243 from USD1.1254. Against the yen, the dollar ...
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