Source - Alliance News

The following is a round-up of earnings and trading updates by London-listed companies, issued on Friday and not separately reported by Alliance News:

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Audioboom Group PLC - London-based podcast producer - Says November was its ‘best ever month’. Revenue amounted to $9.1 million during the month, and it notes it is ‘gearing strongly’ to adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation profit. It notes total monthly distribution of a record 152 million downloads and video views, up 66% on-year. ‘Audioboom continues to deliver positive results in 2025. November represented our best ever month in our seasonally strongest quarter of the year, demonstrating both the capability of our operating model and the value of the automation embedded across the business. These efficiencies enabled November’s record revenue to strongly gear to adjusted Ebitda for the period. Our distribution and advertising inventory have grown significantly throughout the second half of the year following the acquisition of Adelicious in July 2025. We are a leader in video podcasting, maintaining our number-one ranking in the Podscribe video chart and strengthening our video monetisation engine,’ Audioboom adds.

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Orosur Mining Inc - South America-focused minerals explorer and developer - Says drilling at the Pepas prospect in Colombia is in the ‘final mile’ as part of a mineral resource estimate process. ‘The pieces are coming together for a January report,’ Chief Executive Officer Brad George says. ‘In the meantime, we are lining up targets for when the rig is freed up later in December. Drilling at El Pantano, as with any undrilled project, was high risk, but we have hit what we hoped to hit - a previously unknown mineral system. Now we need to focus in, and given the scale of the system, that is a challenge….but a good challenge.’ Pepas forms part of the Anza project. At Pepas, it notes a ‘shallow, high-grade body of gold mineralisation’. El Pantano is in Argentina. It owns 51% of the asset, an early-stage gold and silver project.

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Petro Matad Ltd - petroleum exploration, development and production in Mongolia - Says Heron-1 and Gazelle-1 have ‘produced well through November’, in what has been Petro Matad’s ‘most productive month to date’. On Heron-2, work has been suspended for the winter. ‘The refill of the well, which determines how frequently the pump outs can be conducted, has been slow, indicating either some downhole obstruction or low formation deliverability. The operation of the temporary facilities is impacted by low temperature and with winter conditions having now set in, the well has been suspended until the spring without delivering a definitive result on the well’s potential performance. Work on the data recovered during the operation will be evaluated in the next months to determine next steps,’ Petro Matad adds. Elsewhere, it notes ‘good progress’ has been made with PetroChina over the rewording of an oil sales pact. ‘Once complete this will remove the withholding of revenue applied and secure payment of the amount withheld to date. Only the relatively minor matter of tax payable on processing fees remains to be agreed and we have presented various options to PetroChina to resolve this and we are hopeful it will soon be agreed,’ Petro Matad says. The firm adds it has received a proposal for a Block XX farm-out by a counterparty. ‘We have hosted their due diligence visit to Mongolia and to the Block XX facilities, and discussions are continuing, focused on bringing this potential cooperation to a mutually agreeable conclusion,’ the company says.

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Botswana Diamonds PLC - Botswana and South Africa-focused diamond explorer - Reports annual results for the year to June 30, a ‘difficult year for the diamond industry but a year of significant progress’ for the company. Pretax loss during the year widens to £1.0 million from £564,106. It reports no revenue this time around. In the prior financial year, it saw royalties worth £23,606. ‘The company enters the new financial year with momentum and clear strategic direction,’ it adds.

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Kazera Global PLC - mining investment firm focused on heavy mineral sands and diamond output in South Africa - Pretax loss in year to June 30 widens to £4.2 million from £2.9 million a year prior. It reports no revenue, after generating a nominal revenue of £6,000 the year prior. ‘This has been a year defined by delivery. Just three years after the granting of the Walviskop mining right, our core projects are now converting into commercial output, stronger production capability and clear visibility of future revenues,’ CEO Dennis Edmonds says.

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Ecofin Global Utilities & Infrastructure Trust PLC - invests in global utilities and infrastructure - Net asset value per share September 30 year-end amounts to 245.65 pence, up 11% from 221.68p a year prior. It achieves a total return of 15%, below the MSCI World Index, FTSE All-Share Index and S&P Global Infrastructure Index, which return 16.8%, 16.2% and 15.4%. However, it beats the MSCI World Utilities Index, which rises 11.7% and the FTSE ASX Utilities Index, which rises 7.4%. The total dividend for the year is raised 3.7% to 8.50 pence per share and it eyes another rise of 9.0p, equating to a 5.9% increase in its quarterly payouts to 2.25p per share.

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Mindflair PLC - investor in artificial intelligence technology - Portfolio firm Vizgard Ltd selected for a the ‘prestigious’ Nato defence innovation accelerator for the North Atlantic programme. The programme gives firms resources and guidance to develop defence and security technology. ‘Vizgard was selected from nearly 4,000 submissions, one of the most competitive defence technology programmes in the world, shaping the future of defence and security technology across Nato alliance nations,’ Mindflair says. Nato has 32 member nations.

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Tekcapital PLC - intellectual property investment group - Innovative Eyewear Inc investee launches two new, light-adaptive sport smartglasses, as part of the Reebok Powered by Lucyd range. ‘The Reebok Smart Eyewear collection offers Innovative Eyewear’s most powerful music experience to-date, with an end-to-end enhanced sound system developed with leading audio engineers. The addition of these new photochromic variants expands the collection to indoor and hybrid indoor/outdoor users, such as athletes who enjoy weightlifting, CrossFit and pickleball,’ Tekcapital says.

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