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Pebble Beach Systems (PEB) rises 40% to 5.875p a share

Pebble Beach Systems (PEB)  rose following an order update from which the company received an order of approximately £1m from a large European commercial broadcaster.

The order is for its traditional automation and playout technology - Pebble Beach Systems is a global software business specialising in solutions for playout automations.

A second order was also received from a European broadcast service provider for a value of approximately £1m for their new IP-based facility under construction in Zurich. 

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GBGI Limited (GBGI) rises 30% to £1.1 a share

GBGI Limited (GBGI)  reached an agreement to the terms of an all cash offer made by Bidco for the entire issued share capital of GBGI. 

The value of the cash offer implies a value of approximately £1.1682 per GBGI share based on the exchange rate and issued share capital of £101.6m on the announcement – and a 35% premium to the three month volume weighted average price of 86p a share

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Hydrogen Group (HYDG) rises 14% to 56.5p a share

Hydrogen Group (HYDG)  provided a trading update updating the markets on a “strong pipeline of business moving into the fourth quarter of 2018.”

It reports trading remaining robust, all regions outperforming 2017, and it expects profits to be ahead of current market expectations. 

Hydrogen Group is a global specialist recruitment group with clients in over 50 countries.

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Oilex (OEX) rises 25% to 0.395p a share

Oilex (OEX)  resumed trading yesterday following the decision made by the High Court of Gujarat India following the transfer of GSPC’s interest in the Cambay PSC following its failure to pay Cambay PSC expenses. 

Managing Director, Joe Salomon, said: "We are pleased that the Court has reached a decision representing a step forward.  Importantly, the Judge has recognised that Cambay is in the national interest, and Oilex is committed to meeting its undertakings to the GoI and contributing to India's energy security.  

He added “The Company will shortly engage with the GoI to seek the approval of revised work programmes with the aim of progressing with an active drill programme

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