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The AIM-listed ceramics firm said its revenue growth in export markets remained strong across the year, while its performance in the UK improved in the second half of the year
Analysts at the City broker said they expect the floor coverings firm’s numbers for the current year to be broadly in line with expectations
The FTSE 250-listed industrial thread manufacturer said ThreadSol's cloud-based digital applications provide an excellent fit with its existing Coats Global Services business
Third-quarter earnings were modestly below the company's expectations says CEO Robert Wallstrom
The maker of Lucky Strike cigarettes said its US business was performing well with volumes in line with expectations
Joules reported a 17.6% increase in first-half revenue despite a difficult retail market
Movado CEO Efraim Grinberg is bullish on Movado's acquisition last October of MVMT, the maker of affordable watches and sunglasses
Twine has developed a proprietary digital thread dyeing system, allowing thread to be produced on demand at any colour and length
BATS shares have been hammered over the past year, part of which is down to threats from the FDA that it will look to ban flavoured cigarettes
The AIM-listed clothing retailer reported EBITDA for the period of £5.6mln, up 11% on the same period a year ago, while revenues climbed 19% to £66.7mln
Creightons has been focusing on winning and extending business with UK retailers and investing in its e-commerce platforms to increase its reach
Vision Direct said customers who entered their details into its website between November 3 and 8 could be affected by the hack
Diploma's revenues were boosted by recently acquired FS Cables and Coast Fabrication
The privately-held denim jeans company is looking to go public around the first quarter of 2019, as per a CNBC report
Citing unnamed sources, the Wall Street Journal has claimed that FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb wants to crack down on menthol cigarettes due to their popularity with young people
Deals with retailers such as Boots and Tesco should aid the transformation and boost the company's distribution network
The review, commissioned by the company and conducted by former High Court deputy judge Peter Susman QC, said the case for the technology was “clear and compelling”
The firm develops a catalogue of products, including its d2w oxi-biodegradable plastics and d2p anti-microbial ranges, in a bid to capitalise on the global push toward greener plastic
Reckitt said the quarter was impacted by a temporary manufacturing disruption at its European Infant Formula and Child Nutrition IFCN plant and affected sales to a number of markets
The UK market, which comprised 44% of first-half sales, had seen retailers cutting back on stock levels and Christmas orders