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• Minmet 'very happy' to recommend 10p a share offer
  29 Aug, 2008 17:36
  Oil and gas explorer Minmet has received a conditional £9.2m offer to buy the business from NRG Holdings International.

• Small caps round-up: Adwalker, Angus and Ross, Rheochem
  29 Aug, 2008 14:58
  Adwalker, the company that pays people to wear jackets with LCD screens displaying advertising, reported an 11% rise in turnover in the year to 28 February and said it was…

• Evolution falls into losses but confident
  29 Aug, 2008 13:19
  Equity market volatility and weaker IPO scene pushed Evolution into losses for the half year but the investment bank remains confident in its prospects for the full year.

• Alizyme says Colal-pred submission date uncertain
  29 Aug, 2008 11:48
  Drug developer Alizyme said timing of the Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) for its ulcerative colitis treatment Colal-Pred is now uncertain.

• Cadogan expects 'exciting' second half
  29 Aug, 2008 11:31
  Cadogan Petroleum has shrugged off concerns about two of its key licences in the Ukraine and promises an "exciting second half of 2008".

• Oxford Biomedica boss departs
  29 Aug, 2008 11:23
  Gene therapy group Oxford Biomedica has parted company with its chief executive after less than two months at the helm.

• Profit flat at Aga Rangemaster
  29 Aug, 2008 10:30
  Trading during the first half has been "resilient" at refrigerator and cast iron cooker group Aga Rangemaster, although profit remained flat on the year before.

• Lavendon interims impress
  29 Aug, 2008 10:10
  Hydraulic lift rental specialist Lavendon made "good progress" in the first half, with profit up 43% and trading since the end of the period in line with expectations.

• City job drought hits Robert Walters
  29 Aug, 2008 09:23
  Recruitment firm Robert Walters is still cautious about the short term outlook as pre-tax profit fell 15% to £9.8m during the first half.

• T Clarke 'performing well'
  29 Aug, 2008 09:22
  Half year profit jumped 39% at electrical engineering and contracting firm T Clarke, in line with expectations despite the tough economic environment.

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