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redT aiming for critical mass

The developer of vanadium redox energy storage systems – big batteries – has logged over two dozen orders post period-end

Xeros may need funding

A question over cash-burn and funding will arise prior to any further market disruption

Sprue Aegis makes the best of a bad lot

The home safety specialist has turned things around rapidly

Lamprell makes investors wait

The rig contractor faces a testing interlude prior to the commencement of its joint venture with Saudi Aramco

Smiths has a stronger mix

The conglomerate looks in a stronger position through improved business mix and a sharper eye on working capital

Kier's streamlining all but complete

The construction group's rationalisation programme is nearing completion and orders are on the rise

Drones move beyond the battlefield

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) on the battlefield is now commonplace, but the rollout of civilian applications is gathering momentum – providing another potentially profitable avenue for investors

Gulf Marine sees utilisation collapse

The supplier of self-propelled, self-elevating support vessels has canned the half-year dividend as demand dries up

Political shifts for Gulf Keystone

Conditions have improved for the Kurdistan-focused oil company but political risk remains

Xeros in tune for Symphony deal

The innovative polymer bead maker has signed a potentially significant deal under its ‘Symphony Project’