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Card Factory reports solid post-lockdown store sales performance
Increased spend per transaction has offset lower footfall as customers are shopping less frequently but buying more
Symphony Environmental Technologies receives defence documents in EU case
The paperwork relates to a case being brought against the Commission, Parliament, and Council of the European Union
Lyst raises £60mln as it eyes market debut
The fashion shopping app, backed by luxury giant LMVH, was valued at US$700mln
Joules says full-year numbers to be ahead of consensus
Recent performance has been driven by digital growth, pent-up demand in stores and the acquisition of Garden Trading
Joules secures new sustainability-linked financing facility
The retailer plans to cut its carbon emissions, deliver 100% more sustainable materials in the manufacturing of its products and increase its employee engagement score
Nanollose plans staged scale-up to expand tree-free fibres product range to multiple markets
Significant interest has been received for both the 100% tree-free lyocell and various blends, with samples from upcoming pilot spins to be despatched to select brands and preferred partners.
InnovaDerma confident of a "return to historic consumption levels"
Chairman Ross Andrews provided some context on the market ahead of a general meeting to approve a £4.5mln fundraiser
Reckitt Benckiser shares slip as declines in health and nutrition revenue take shine off hygiene growth
The maker of Dettol and Air Wick reported net revenues of £3.5bn for the first quarter of 2021, up 4.1% on a like-for-like basis
PZ Cussons continues to enjoy COVID-19-pandemic-driven hygiene demand
Full-year results will be in line with the current range of market expectations
Poundland owner Pepco Group to float on Warsaw Stock Exchange
The retailer will appoint Richard Burrows, current chair of cigarette giant British American Tobacco, as its new chair
Symphony Environmental's anti-microbial film to protect Brazil bus passengers from COVID
The plastics specialist said a d2p anti-microbial film will be used to cover seats and handles on buses in the Brazilian city of Guarulhos
BATS, Imperial Brands bashed by US nicotine report
US might reduce the nicotine content in cigarettes to non-addictive levels
JD Sports eyes strong profit recovery after smooth US expansion
JD is “encouraged” with trading so far this year and resumed dividend payments
InnovaDerma unveils details of open offer proposed in January
The firm will raise up to £500,000 through an open offer
FTSE 250 hits all time-high – what it means for markets and the UK
Like fans of England’s football Championship know, the top league is not always the most exciting
InnovaDerma confident of quick rise in consumption levels as UK lockdown eases
The maker of Skinny Tan also said a recent £4mln fundraising will enable it to fund additional investment and “benefit from the substantial growth opportunities anticipated for 2021 and beyond”
Symphony Environmental eyes continued growth following 2020 revenue rise
The plastics technology firm reported a 200% increase in revenues from its finished products during the year, while sales of its d2p anti-microbial technology jumped 88%
Symphony Environmental completes study into d2w plastic technology
The company said the five-year study had proved “beyond doubt” that d2w is biodegradable in the marine environment and there is a direct correlation between lab results and real-world conditions
Are FTSE 100 stocks about to pop? Here's what one leading European investment bank thinks
A handful of blue-chip UK stocks feature in UBS’s 30 ‘conviction picks’ for 2021.