(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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Smarter Web Co PLC - Bristol, England-based website design agency - Buys 11 bitcoin at an average price of GBP53,901, worth a total of GBP592,915. This brings its total holdings to 2,706 bitcoin worth a total of GBP223.1 million. Quarter-to-date bitcoin yield is 11%.
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Technology Minerals PLC - London-based company focused on the battery metal circular economy - 48% owned subsidiary Recyclus Group Ltd is awarded a transfrontier shipment of waste licence and International Organization for Standardization accreditation. The licence enables the company to transport black mass to Europe under its offtake agreement with Glencore PLC. The licence covers up to 600 tonnes across 40 shipments and is valid through to January 2027. Says this provides "clear forward visibility on export capacity and revenue." Additionally, Nick Kounoupias has joined Recyclus's board as Technology Minerals's representative.
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Sunda Energy PLC - Southeast Asia-focused gas resource company - Updates on the conditional acquisition of Matahio Energy NZ Limited and its subsidiary companies that own and operate 100% of a group of production and exploration permits in New Zealand. Sunda has paid the initial deposit to the seller, Matahio Ventures Pte Ltd, in the amount of USD1.5 million. "Sunda is further pleased to inform that the company has submitted to the New Zealand government authorities the application for consent for the change of control of the operating companies of the production and exploration permits, in line with the requirements set out in the Crown Minerals Act of New Zealand," company says.
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Agronomics Limited - Ramsey, UK-based investment holding company - Receives regulatory approval in Japan and Brazil for its world-first non-browning banana variety. "The approvals clear the way for Tropic's non-browning banana to be imported, sold and consumed in both countries. In Brazil, the variety may also be grown-supporting expanded consumer access, new commercial opportunities and meaningful reductions in food waste across the value chain," company says.
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Kodal Minerals PLC - West Africa-focused mineral explorer and developer - Updates its on mining, processing, export and development activities at the Bougouni Lithium Project for the three months to March 31. Quarterly production totals 26,981 tonnes spodumene concentrate grading 5.3% lithium oxide. In March alone, production exceeds 10,900 tonnes at 5.3% lithium oxide and is the highest monthly production recorded to date at Bougouni. Post quarter, sends third shipment, totalling 20,000 tonnes spodumene concentrate, from the port of San Pedro, Ivory Coast on April 12. CEO Bernard Aylward says: "The March production of over 10,900 tonnes of spodumene concentrate and the recent loading and departure of the third export shipment to Hainan highlights the continued improvement and consistent delivery at the Bougouni operation. This third shipment increases total export to approximately 69,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate since November 2025 and the operation continues to benefit from the increasing market price performance of lithium."
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Alien Metals Ltd - minerals exploration and development focused on Australia - Joint venture partner West Coast Silver Ltd announces that an up to 1,500-metre, six-hole diamond drilling programme has commenced at the Elizabeth Hill silver project near Karratha, in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The programme is targeting areas directly below and next to the underground mine, where drilling in 2025 showed that silver extends to the surface. Drilling is expected to take between four and six weeks and results are expected to be received progressively through the second quarter.
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Mindflair PLC - investor in artificial intelligence technology - Makes new investment in Ralio Ltd, a UK-based payments infrastructure company building technology tailored for B2B AI agents. This investment was part of the USD2.5 million pre-seed funding round, with proceeds to be used to further develop Ralio's core platform and expand its engineering team in London. Director Nicholas Lee says: "Ralio is addressing an important infrastructure challenge at the intersection of AI and financial services. As AI agents become more capable of operating autonomously, the ability for them to transact safely, compliantly and with full accountability will be a critical enabling layer for enterprise adoption. We believe Ralio is well positioned in this emerging category with significant long-term potential."
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Kendrick Resources PLC - mineral exploration and development company with projects in Namibia and Sweden - Announces "highly encouraging results" from its ongoing drilling programme at the Teufelskuppe rare earth carbonatite project in Namibia, "further reinforcing the project's potential to host a globally significant light rare earth element resource." Highlights include: high-grade light rare earth oxide intercept of 3.4% over 7.0 metres from 109 metres. Says this confirms the presence of "significant mineralisation...further supporting the project's strong grade profile." Adds that "grades are consistent with, and in places exceed, surface sampling results," which returned an average of 3.2% total rare earth oxide across all eight carbonatite bodies. This places Teufelskuppe "among the more compelling rare earth projects globally in terms of grade," Kendrick adds. Additionally, identifies "multiple very high-grade intervals", including peak values of up to 14.8% by weight, 9.8 wt%, 6.5 wt%, 5.2 wt% and 3.9 wt% LREE, comprising a partially consolidated clay-carbonatite fill.
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S-Ventures PLC - London-based company that invests in brands across the natural, wellness, and food-tech sectors - Plans to raise up to GBP100,000 through a WRAP retail offer at 3.5 pence. Also, raises GBP300,000 gross through a subscription at the same price.
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By Aidan Lane, Alliance News reporter
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