
Shares in prize draw operator Good Life Plus (LON: GDLF) rebounded 11.8% to 0.475p despite plans to ask shareholders for approval to leave Aquis because it says there is limited liquidity, and it is getting funding outside of the market.
Probiotics developer ProBiotix Health (LON: PBX) increased interim revenues by one-third to £1.34m and the loss was reduced. The first orders have been delivered to Kemin China Technology. The current order book is at record levels. There was £1.3m in cash at the end of June 2025. The full interims will be published on 8 September. The share price improved 11.1% to 10p, which is the highest level since March.
FALLERS
Fintech Amazing AI (LON: AAI) wanted to raise £200,000 via a book build and ended up raising £150,000 at 0.5p/share. The cash will be used to buy Bitcoin. Chief executive Paul Mathieson bought shares in the book build and converted debt at the same price. There were more than 86 million shares issued to him. He also bought 70,000 shares at 1p each in the market. He owns 54.75%. The share price slumped 77.5% to 0.675p.
Digital assets company Vaults Capital (LON: V3TC) completed a placing raising £1m at 16.5p/share. New director Sarah Gow bought 236,000 shares at 16.5p each. The share price declined 44.4% to 9.25p.
Coinsilium Group Ltd (LON: COIN) has purchased 112.0009 Bitcoin and the total cost of the holding is £9.99m. The share price slumped 38.9% to 16.5p.
The Smarter Web Company (SWC) has raised another £17.5m at 295p/share, having sought a minimum of £15m. The company held 1,600 Bitcoin which had a total cost of £127.25m. The 30-day BTC yield is 419%. There was £4m in cash available at the beginning of the week. The share price dipped 29.3% to 277.5p.
Vault Ventures (LON: VULT) holds 4 Bitcoin, 711.93 Ethereum and 2,200.32 Solana. The market capitalisation is greater than NAV. The share price decreased 13.3% to 0.0195p.
Valereum (LON: VLRM) entered into a non-binding agreement with fully listed First Class Metals to explore asset-backed tokenisation of mineral exploration projects in the latter’s portfolio. This could generate non-dilutive capital for projects and enhance liquidity. The share price slipped 11.4% to 3.5p.
Majestic Corporation (LON: MCJ) is launching a 50,000 square foot recycling facility in Wrexham. This will produce precious metals, base metals and critical materials. The share price fell 8% to 115p.