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PowerHouse Energy (PHE) rises 12% this morning to 0.485p a share

PowerHouse Energy (PHE) , the UK technology company pioneering hydrogen production from waste plastic and used tyres, rises 12% following the announcement the company has received an independent “Statement of Feasibility” for its proprietary full-scale commercial engineering design for the waste to power and waste to hydrogen technology processes known as DMG®

This development confirms to shareholders that the DMG® technology will thermally convert waste plastic and end of use tyres into high purity hydrogen and energy, meeting all current regulations and statutory requirements. 

David Ryan, Engineering Director of PowerHouse Energy, commented: “Gaining this Statement of Feasibility provides us with a key foundation in the engineering and risk mitigation programme giving us great confidence in the scale up and roll out of the technology"

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Location Sciences Group (LSAI) rises 14% this morning to 0.028p a share

Location Sciences Group (LSAI) , the mobile location data and intelligence firm, rises 12% following the announcement it signed a 24-month contract with Talon Outdoor Limited, the UK's leading Out of Home planning and buying agency.

Talon's clients, amongst many others, include McDonald's, Sony Pictures, VW Group and Google.

Mark Slade, Chief Executive Officer of Location Sciences, said : “There is too much smoke and mirrors in location data with vast differences in quality and accuracy. We are pleased that Talon, like many others, has recognised the accuracy and scale of our data.

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Asos (ASC) rises 13% to £56.58 a share

Asos (ASC)   the online fashion retailer, rises 13% following the release of its full-year results for the year to 31 August 2018.

The results included group revenues going up 24% to £2.42bn, retail sales up 24% to £2.35bn and Pre-tax profit up 28% to £102m.

Chief executive Nick Beighton said "This has been another year of substantial progress for ASOS. We delivered 26% sales growth and 28 per cent profit growth whilst investing heavily in the long-term potential of the business. Our reported profit increase was achieved despite bearing material transition costs due to our investment programme.

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Solid State (SOLI) rises 16% to 332p a share.

Solid State (SOLI) , the computing, power and communications product manufacturer rises 16% following the release of a trading statement for the six months ending 30 September 2018.

The company expects Group revenues for the period will be ahead of the comparative period at approximately £23.5m, following good trading in both the Value Added Distribution and Manufacturing divisions.

It benefitted from a one off client order of circa £1m in the first half, its divisions gaining benefit of foreign exchange tailwinds, the company considers prospects for the year to be positive and expects the Group to exceed market expectations for the current financial year.

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Proton Power Systems (PPS) rises 22% to 9.375p a share

Proton Power Systems plc (PPS) , the designer, developer and producer of fuel cells and fuel cell electric hybrid systems rises 22% to 9.375p as it continues to build momentum following its Joint Venture announcement.

The company has agreed in principle with e.GO Mobile AG to establish a joint venture to develop and produce a scalable, cost-effective fuel cell range extender for the e.GO Mover. It stated that it will make a further announcement when the final terms of the joint venture have been agreed.

Shares were at 6p a share on the day of the announcement

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