Aquis Stock Exchange Weekly Highlights 05.10.26

Time To ACT plc reported annual results showing turnover up 6% and gross margin improving to 69%. The company also announced a £600,000 coating order from a US Oil & Gas major for its Diffusion Alloys subsidiary.

Chris Heminway, CEO: “This order is part of the order intake that we have already flagged for September and is pleasing in many respects. It is the first large Project order placed with Diffusion Alloys for some time. It confirms that Diffusion Alloys is a globally recognised brand capable of winning work well beyond its home market in the UK.” Read more1 Read more2

Black Sea Property PLC reported interim results with revenue more than doubling to €1.63m for the six months ended June 2026, driven by a strong summer season at its Camping South Beach resort. Read more

Ethtry PLC reported interim results highlighting a 1,000 ETH treasury position, secured lending investments and a transformational acquisition of Dunbar Energy under contract.

Mike Murphy, Executive Director: “The Board looks to the remainder of 2026 with real confidence. Ethtry now has a substantial digital asset treasury, a growing book of secured, income-producing investments, an active development pipeline in solar and data centres, and a transformational acquisition under contract.” Read more

Wishbone Gold Plc reported interim results with cash of £3.14m, completion of the Silver Lake acquisition and a major drilling programme underway at the Red Setter Project in Western Australia.

Richard Poulden, Chairman: "The Company continues its strategy of exploration focused on its properties in Western Australia and in particular at the Red Setter Project which neighbours the Telfer Gold Mine. We look forward to bringing more good news to all of you in the coming months, creating more value for our shareholders.” Read more

Hydro Hotel Eastbourne plc declared an interim dividend of 15 pence per share, payable on 30 October 2026. Read more

Vaultz Capital plc announced a £3 million investment in a software company developing technology that extends the performance of GPU hardware used to run AI models, funded from its Bitcoin treasury.

Charlie Wood, Chairman: "AI requires enormous computing power, with access to GPUs becoming an increasingly important constraint on its growth. This technology is designed to overcome that limitation, allowing larger workloads to run on existing hardware and potentially reducing the number of chips, infrastructure and energy required. With independent testing already demonstrating the technology across real workloads and hardware, we see considerable commercial potential." Read more