(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Wednesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
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PensionBee Group PLC - London-based pension investment company - Revenue increases 38% to GBP12.5 million in the three months to March from GBP9.1 million the year prior. Adjusted loss before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation narrows to GBP500,000 from GBP2.0 million. Assets under management jump 29% to GBP7.49 billion at March 31 from GBP5.82 billion, with 315,000 invested customers, up 15% from 275,000. Chief Executive Romi Savona says: "Looking ahead, we remain focused on executing our UK and US strategies with discipline and ambition. In the UK, we are increasing our marketing investment directed towards customer-generating partnerships and new audiences, positioning the business to accelerate new customer growth over the remainder of 2026. In the US, brand awareness is building and our dual-channel growth strategy is gaining further traction as we work towards our goal of USD1 billion of [assets under administration]." PensionBee is targetting more than GBP100 million of revenue by end-2029 growing to more than GBP250 million by end-2034.
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Oracle Power PLC - developer of projects in Pakistan and Australia - Receives the preliminary heritage survey report from the recently completed heritage survey over the Northern Zone Intrusive Hosted gold project in Western Australia. The report over P25/2888, P25/2848 and P25/2651 (M25/389) indicates that no heritage places have been identified during the heritage survey, and it advises that the entire tenement package areas have been cleared with regard to heritage. A final heritage report is expected in about four weeks and will form part of the submission to the government. "This very important heritage clearance is a tremendous step forward for the long-term aspirations of Oracle and its co-development partner and stakeholders," says Chief Executive Naheed Memon.
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Renalytix PLC - London-based diagnostics company - Announces the successful completion of the transfer of laboratory operations to a "state of the art" facility in New York. The new facility significantly enhances operational capability, increasing testing capacity by more than 3.5 times and support growth to in excess of 100,000 tests per annum. "This expanded capacity positions the company to efficiently meet growing demand and support broader commercial adoption," it says. The move delivers immediate cost efficiencies, "materially" reducing the fixed cost base in the near term, with expected cost savings of over USD2.6 million on a net present value basis over five years. "The reduced cost base is expected to deliver immediate gross margin gains and drive meaningful operating leverage as testing volumes scale," it says. Further, announces that it has completed, to schedule, the submission for CE marking of the technical file for kidneyintelX.dkd. Expects to finalise the CE marking process in the third quarter of 2026 with initial testing of patients and data generation from the Steno Diabetes Center expected in the fourth quarter and expanding to services revenue generating testing at multiple sites in 2027.
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Insig AI PLC - London-based data science and machine learning firm - Says it has accepted an initial GBP250,000 of equity funding from Chief Executive Richard Bernstein. At the start of the month, Insig said it had received an expression of interest from Bernstein to invest GBP500,000 at 20 pence per share, a "substantial premium to the prevailing share price". "These funds will be used for general working capital purposes and potentially into a specific digital asset investment that meets the Company's investment criteria", Insig Ai says. Bernstein will subscribe for shares at 20p each, taking his stake in Insig AI to 17.6%. "This is an exciting time for the business. I am pleased to be increasing my investment," he says.
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CleanTech Lithium PLC - Chile-focused lithium explorer - Provides an update in relation to a legal claim involving its wholly owned subsidiary CleanTech Laguna Verde SpA. Last December a civil legal claim was lodged by the vendors of 23 mining concessions at Laguna Verde against CLV in relation to the non-payment of the second instalment as part of the sales and purchase agreement. While there has been no further developments of that civil claim, CleanTech understands that a related criminal complaint has now been filed by the LV Vendors to a local court in the Atacama Region against CLV, CleanTech Lithium Ltd and Atacama Salt Lakes SPA, both subsidiaries of the company, and certain directors and officers of the group, covering substantially the same matters. "These allegations are denied by the parties concerned and the company views these in the context of the previously announced contractual dispute. The company does not believe that this new legal action has any impact on its operations and strategic plans but will provide further updates to the market as appropriate," it says.
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TPXimpact Holdings PLC - London-based technology-enabled services company - Expects to report revenue of GBP78.1 million in the financial year ended March compared to GBP77.3 million the year prior, up 1.0% year on year, and ahead of market consensus of GBP76.2 million. Adjusted Ebitda is projected of GBP8.6 million, up 54% on-year from GBP5.6 million, with adjusted Ebitda margin of 11.0%, raised from 7.3%, as a result of the improvement in gross margin and tight control of costs and overheads. "I am delighted by the performance of the business during the last financial year, which provides a positive conclusion to our three-year turnaround plan. We have successfully reshaped the business into a more profitable, resilient and cash-generative organisation," says Chief Executive Bjorn Conway. The group expects to announce full year results on June 16.
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Celsius Resources Ltd - Philippines-focused gold and copper producer - Requests a trading halt on the Australian Securities Exchange effective Wednesday. Trading on AIM remains unaffected. The trading halt is requested pending the release of an announcement in relation to developments associated with an alternative conflict resolution process and governance of its Philippine affiliate company, Makilala Mining Co Inc. Notes MMCI has received correspondence from Sodor Inc in relation to the alternative conflict resolution process and the governance of MMCI.
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Creo Medical Group PLC - Chepstow, Wales-based medical device company - Says growth momentum has continued, with a strong trading performance in the first quarter. Year-on-year revenue growth was 60%, the upper limit of management's expectations which underpins Creo's view that it is on track to deliver 40% to 60% full year revenue growth during FY 2026. Along with top line growth, management continues to focus on improving the operational efficiency of the business. It expects to reduce underlying operating costs by 15% compared to FY25 on an annualised basis. Commercial progress continues to be made across the Company's product portfolio, supported by "excellent clinical validation".
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abrdn European Logistics Income PLC - London-based property investor in process of winding down - Net asset value per share is 33.5 EUR cents at December 31, down sharply from 90.8 cents the year prior. NAV total return is negative 11% compared to an 0.9% increase the year before. Share price return, however, is 24%, up from 0.1% in 2024. "The asset disposal programme is now well advanced," company says, with 25 of the original 27 assets now sold. "Overall, when taking into account the assets sold to date, achieved pricing and the pace of capital return, the board is satisfied with progress thus far and current indications suggest the wind-down should be completed broadly in line with its original value expectations." In aggregate, says distributions of 3.06 cents per share were paid in 2025, down from 3.36 cents in 2024.
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Ten Lifestyle Group PLC - London-based travel and lifestyle concierge technology platform - Pretax profit slumps to GBP235,000 in the six months to February from GBP1.1 million the year prior although revenue edges up to GBP36.0 million from GBP34.1 million. Net revenue grows 6.0% to GBP33.7 million from GBP31.8 million, or by 9% at constant currency. Lower profit includes exceptional items of GBP500,000 relating to restructuring costs (versus nil), and losses on foreign exchange of GBP800,000 (versus GBP100,000 gain). Says trading since the period end has been in line with expectations. Chief Executive Adam Cheatle says: "We are pleased to report continued profitable growth and record numbers of affluent people using our service. By maintaining our investment in technology, we are strengthening our market position, supporting contract wins and improving efficiency and service quality. We are seeing strong demand across our pipeline for our full range of services, from digitally enabled to digital-first programmes. This supports further profitable growth."
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Capricorn Energy PLC - oil and gas exploration and production company with assets in Egypt - Confirms that it has been in discussions regarding a possible offer for Deltic Energy PLC. Capricorn itself has been the subject of recent interest with an approach from Alamadiyaf al-Masiyyah for Trading LLC.
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By Jeremy Cutler, Alliance News reporter
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