WINNERS & LOSERS: Seeen up on partnership, Quadrise down on deal end

(Alliance News) - The following are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-cap and AIM stocks on Wednesday.

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MAIN MARKET SMALL-CAP WINNERS

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R8 Capital Investments PLC, up 9.1% at 0.12 pence

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capAI PLC, up 9.1% at 0.34p

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BSF Enterprise PLC, up 7.3% at 1.10p

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Residential Secure Income PLC, up 7.1% at 6.75p

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African Pioneer PLC, up 6.9% at 1.92p

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MAIN MARKET SMALL-CAP LOSERS

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NARF Industries PLC, down 16% at 0.185p

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Gem Resources PLC, down 13% at 0.35p

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Solvonis Therapeutics PLC, down 11% at 0.0825p

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Nanoco Group PLC, down 10% at 2.15p

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Nostrum Oil & Gas PLC, down 10% at 0.45p

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AIM WINNERS

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Fiinu PLC, up 32% at 6.25 pence

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Mothercare PLC, up 16% at 0.23p

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Seeen PLC, up 16% at 5.50p, subsidiary GTChannel Inc enters reseller partnership with Breeze Financial

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Blackbird PLC, up 15% at 4.50p

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Ampeak Energy Ltd, up 10% at 1.65p, reaches "major milestone" at Uskmouth

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AIM LOSERS

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Quadrise PLC, down 31% at 1.18p, Nouryon not extending sales agreement or to sign another agreement

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PACSCo Ltd, down 21% at 0.375p

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PipeHawk PLC, down 21% at 1.50p, actively considering potential acquisition opportunities

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KCR Residential REIT PLC, down 11% at 5.90p

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Cavendish PLC, down 8.6% at 5.85p, interim profit narrows

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Small-cap and AIM movers in focus:

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Seeen PLC, up 16% at 5.50 pence, 12-month range 3.50p-5.50p. The artificial intelligence-powered video technology company announces a strategic reseller partnership with Breeze Financial LLC, a subsidiary of Canadian merchant bank Intercap Inc, alongside USD700,000 in growth financing. The agreement, signed through Seeen's wholly owned subsidiary GTChannel Inc, aims to accelerate growth in its Creator Service Partner business and is expected to boost earnings from 2027. Breeze commits to introducing content creator channels generating USD600,000 in annualised revenue within two months, representing at least 10% growth in GTChannel's expected 2027 revenue compared with 2026. Breeze also agrees to provide a USD700,000 credit facility over two years, with total repayments of USD860,000, secured against Creator Service Partner revenue. Under the partnership, Breeze could receive warrants to subscribe for 1.5 million Seeen shares at 10p each if introduced channels generate an average of USD350,000 in monthly revenue over three months. Seeen says the financing will support organic growth and potential acquisitions, while the partnership is expected to generate additional revenue without increasing overhead costs. Chief Executive Adrian Hargrave says the agreement provides a strong foundation for growth in 2027 and beyond.

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Ampeak Energy Ltd, up 10% at 1.65 pence, 12-month range 1.50p-3.45p. The energy storage developer reports a major milestone at its flagship Afon Wysg 1 battery storage project at Uskmouth Sustainable Energy Park, following the delivery and installation of all batteries and key components. The 240 megawatt-hour project remains on track for energisation later in November and full commercial operation in the first quarter of 2027. Ampeak says all 55 batteries, supplied by Canadian Solar's e-STORAGE business, have been installed alongside 36 inverters, 18 twin skids and the main grid transformer. Construction of a new on-site substation is also complete, with high-voltage cabling installed to connect the facility to the national grid. The company is progressing plans to double the project's capacity to 480 megawatt-hours, targeting financial close for the expansion shortly after the initial facility begins commercial operations. Chief Executive Designate David Taaffe says the milestone brings the project closer to delivering significant energy infrastructure, with grid energisation and commissioning the next key steps.

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Quadrise PLC, down 31% at 1.18 pence, 12-month range 0.89p-3.30p. The supplier of lower-cost, lower-emission fuels and biofuels says it has agreed with Nouryon Surface Chemistry AB not to renew their exclusive global collaboration and emulsifiers sales agreement following its expiry on October 31. The companies will not enter into a new agreement until Quadrise's project requirements and expected volumes are confirmed. Quadrise says Nouryon remains interested in reaching a new agreement once these requirements are established and will continue supporting its trials through individual orders. Meanwhile, Quadrise says it has undertaken significant development work to diversify its future additive supplies, including emulsifiers, through formulation testing at its research facility. The work aims to broaden its supplier base, increase flexibility and strengthen the competitiveness of its MSAR and bioMSAR fuel products.

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PipeHawk PLC, down 21% at 1.50 pence, 12-month range 1.25p-3.25p. The provider of technology solutions reports a narrowed pretax loss of GBP283,000 for its financial year, compared with GBP310,000 a year earlier, despite revenue falling to GBP1.8 million from GBP3.7 million. PipeHawk says it is currently performing well despite wider market conditions and is actively considering potential acquisition opportunities.

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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News senior economics reporter

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