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Zinc Media (ZIN) rises 8% to 0.5p a share 

Zinc Media (ZIN)  rises 8% following the announcement of several new international TV commissions across its different TV production businesses.

The commissions are worth approximately $6 million in revenue, a significant amount expected in the current financial year.

David Galan, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "These commissions serve not only to highlight and reinforce our strategy of securing long-running series but also to demonstrate our continued move into delivering premium content to the International market.

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Distil (DIS) rises 21% to 2.675p a share

Distil (DIS)  rises 21% following the announcement of if its interim results ending 30 September 2018.

The owner of premium drinks brands; reported revenues increasing 42.3% to £1.164m and gross profit increasing to 54.7% to £710,000. 

It also reported an increased investment in marketing support and achieving new listings in France and Canada. 

Don Goulding Executive Chairman said: "The strong growth momentum enjoyed in the previous financial year has continued into the six months to 30 September 2018 and I am pleased to report healthy year-on-year increases in revenue, profit and cash.

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Live Company Group (LVCG) rises 5% to 62p a share

Live Company Group (LVCG)  rises 5% as excitement builds around the company’s successful strategy

The company recently launched a tour of its Great Brick Safari exhibitions, contracting eight additional zoos and parks, including a major zoo in each of Europe and the USA, with the aim to form further partnerships with similar venues worldwide.

The debut exhibition of Bright Brick's Great Brick Safari at Marwell Zoo in 2017 was highly successful and provided the company with a proof of concept for its current strategy and a base for further expansion plans

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Yu Group (YU) rises 4% to 122.5p a share

The energy firm Yu Group (YU)  rises 4% after markets opened following the collapse of share prices.

It announced in a trading statement on Wednesday that is has found a £10 million black hole in its profit forecasts, after irregularities in the way it recognised accrued income for customer accounts, and non-payment of debts “significantly above” previously provided for.

Shares fell from 595p a share to a low of 86p a share following the announcement, but are up today with some traders seeing a buying opportunity.

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