The Aquis Exchange weekly movers were led higher by Lift Global Ventures (LON: LFT), whose shares surged 64.3% to 0.575p after the company acquired a 2.18% stake in FourJaw Manufacturing Analytics. The £150,000 consideration was settled entirely in new LFT shares.
FourJaw Deal Drives LFT Surge
Lift Global Ventures issued 10,000,000 new ordinary shares at 1.5p each to fund the investment, according to the company’s announcement. The transaction was structured as a share-for-share exchange.
FourJaw is an industrial AI company whose machine-monitoring platform serves manufacturers. The deal gives LFT a foothold in applied manufacturing analytics as UK industry continues to adopt AI-driven production tools.
WeCap (LON: WCAP) rose 15.4% to 0.375p after its investee company WeShop was added to the US Russell 3000 index.
Coinsilium Group (LON: COIN) gained 15% to 2.3p. Non-executive chairman Malcolm Palle purchased 750,000 ordinary shares at 2.05p each, bringing his beneficial interest to 16,859,234 shares, or approximately 3.43% of issued share capital, per the regulatory announcement on EQS News. Coinsilium also trades on OTC Markets in New York under the ticker CINGF, as reported by Investing.com.
Healthcare IT supplier DXS International (LON: DXSP) rose 8% to 1.35p. The company said full-year revenues will be slightly lower than the prior year at around £3.4m, though a small profit is expected. Ten pilot deployments of its NextGen referral service are active, though NHS procurement decisions continue to be delayed.
Fallers: Bitcoin Exit and Vault Writedowns
Vault Ventures (LON: VULT) fell 11.8% to 0.375p after reporting a non-cash impairment of £2.12m on its Dubai activities. The company recorded a cash outflow from operating activities of £2.85m and held cash of £766,000 at the end of 2025.
Ormonde Mining (LON: ORM) dropped 12.7% to 0.24p. The company held cash of €1.09m at the end of 2025 and has since received the final deferred consideration for La Zarza. Cash used in operations during 2025 was €679,000.
Vaultz Capital (LON: V3TC) slipped 3.92% to 2.45p. The company is convening a general meeting on 21 July to seek shareholder approval to withdraw its Bitcoin treasury policy and dispose of its Bitcoin holdings in full, per the notice filed on Investegate.
Tomahawk Metals (LON: TMHK) declined 3.7% to 1.3p. The company entered an advisory agreement with Sven Honig and Voytech Sesulka to source and evaluate new projects. The advisers will also review the company’s antimony and gold licences in Slovakia, with sampling planned at the Saturn gold project in Western Australia.
Wishbone Gold (LON: WSBN) dipped 1.06% to 23.25p. Cash stood at £3.4m at the end of 2025, after a cash outflow from operations of £2.62m and capital investment of £2.05m.
The Vaultz Capital general meeting on 21 July represents the clearest binary event among the week’s movers: a shareholder vote against the disposal would leave the company holding Bitcoin under a policy it has already moved to withdraw.
