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London Stock Exchange coverage collects every dated dive and session brief on LSE-listed companies, newest first.

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  1. Watkin Jones's £61 million cash exceeds its equity value. Delayed sales explain whyWatkin Jones plc (LSE:WJG) fell 14.4% as forward sales slipped. Its £61m net-cash headline does not settle what owners can claim.
  2. McBride's Vestacy-led £170 million programme comes with a £25 million debt peakMcBride plc (LSE:MCB) jumped 23.1% on a £170m manufacturing partnership. The filings show why a £25m debt peak leaves little room for a slow ramp.
  3. CAML rose 8.5% as copper did the work. Its next copper project costs 30.6% of the enlarged companyCentral Asia Metals (LSE:CAML) jumped 8.5% on an H1 cash surge; the price now asks Cygnus to justify 30.6% dilution.
  4. Britain bought Tungsten West at 36p. The market valued the same shares at 51.6pTungsten West PLC (LSE:TUN) rose 19.7% on a £71m state package. The 51.6p close now asks tungsten prices and execution to do much more.
  5. Volex's 15% rally shifts the burden from cable demand to cash conversionVOLEX PLC (LSE:VLX) surged 15.0% after a forecast upgrade. The filings show why July's cable growth now needs a much stronger cash bridge.
  6. The first Sanankoro renewal added £7.7 million before a licence application can beginCora Gold Limited (LSE:CORA) rose 11.4% after Sanankoro II's renewal. The price now tests permits, stream terms and a $138m build.
  7. Hunting's £100m sell-off priced more than a Kuwait delayHunting PLC (LSE:HTG) fell 14.5% after cutting EBITDA guidance. The cash bridge shows why Kuwait explains only part of the repricing.
  8. Gamma added £100m while Waterland left the carve-up price blankGamma Communications (LSE:GAMA) rose 11.60% after naming Waterland and Giacom; owner cash sets the line between bid premium and rumour.
  9. JD Sports cut £50 million from guidance and lost £642 million of equity valueJD Sports Fashion (LSE:JD) fell 14.32% after cutting FY27 profit guidance. We test why a £50 million midpoint cut erased £642 million.
  10. Trainline meets the fee-free future twice: once from the CMA, once from GBRTrainline (LSE:TRN) fell 14.07% as the CMA opened a drip-pricing probe; the fee layer beneath its capped commission is what the market repriced.
  11. Nostrum's asset sale still leaves a US$303 million creditor holeNostrum Oil & Gas (LSE:NOG) fell 37.5% after a US$304.6 million asset sale. The creditor waterfall still leaves ordinary equity behind.
  12. A few customer losses reopened GB Group's £285 million Americas valuationGB Group (LSE:GBG) fell 30.8% after Americas Identity attrition cut FY27 growth. The tape is challenging a £285 million unit valuation.
  13. Antofagasta's copper windfall cannot hide 35,000 tonnes of lost guidanceAntofagasta plc (LSE:ANTO) fell 6.8% after cutting copper guidance. We separate one weather loss from the delivery premium in its £37.56 share price.
  14. CLS has £43 million of sales left to prove its NTA is more than an appraisalCLS Holdings (LSE:CLI) fell 3.9% after H1 NTA dropped 11.5%. The remaining disposal target must now prove the office marks in cash.
  15. Oxford Biomedica's £40m guidance hole exposes the limits of backlog visibilityOxford Biomedica (LSE:OXB) cut FY26 revenue guidance by £40m at the midpoint. The filings show why backlog is not the same as cash.