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Greatland Gold rises 28% to 1.665p a share

Greatland Gold (GGP)  shares rise following the announcement yesterday that it intersected a “world class intersection” of gold at its 100% owned Havieron license in Western Australia.

Gervaise Heddle, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "The remarkable peak gold and copper grades of 211.3gt/t and 8.45% respectively are significantly higher than in previous drilling. Importantly, we have seen significant widths of copper well in excess of 0.5%

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Highland Natural Resources has risen 27.84% to 2.45p a share.

Highland Natural Resources (HNR)  continues to rise, in spite of a recent fall in its share price.

Their latest announcement offers a reassurance to investors that the set back is not expected to have any impact on the company’s near-term financial performance. The Company stated it "remains in discussions with several parties with regard to commercialising this project and the directors anticipate a revenue contribution during 2019"

HNR continues to generate revenue, and this is only expected to increase, the Board noted.

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Physiomics rises 21% to 5.3p a share

Physiomics (PYC)  shares rise as trading volume in the R&D based pharmaceutical increases by over ten-fold.

The company reported revenue and grant income increased 90% in Financial Year Jun 2018, following a renewed sense of momentum in the business.

The acceptance of the use of modelling and simulation in the R&D process and the evolution of its Virtual Tumour technology has underpinned it’s success. 

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Falanx Group rises 26% to 3.6p a share

Falanx Group (FLX)  released its interim results this week posting a 51% revenue increase, with the cyber division reporting a 198% increase in revenue.

It has recently secured a contract from high-profile UK government department as well as a new client contract providing monitoring services for a three year period.

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