Versarien, Gfinity And Drumz In SmallCap Round Up

London's AIM Index gained modestly at the beginning of the week. However, it finished lower than its session highs. It only increased by one point to reach 790.59.

Versarien's stock price rose by 43% today, bringing it to levels not seen since March. There was no new news to explain the increase in interest, but trading volumes were not as high as in recent weeks.

Gfinity's stocks went up by 20% and came in second place on the market. They experienced a surge in late trading, even though there was no new information.

Drumz company shares rose by 16%, which is good news. Someone related to a Non-Executive Director moved some shares into a SSAS, which is a good sign of long-term commitment. However, there were only limited trades and the difference between the buying and selling price was over 7%. So, we can't make too much out of this update.

ITSARM stock prices fell by 36% today. The company tried to cancel its share listing but investors disagreed. Now, ITSARM is asking the High Court to shut down the business.

Deepverge's stock dropped by 19% at the start of the day. The company provided an update that included plans to reduce costs and a warning that yearly accounts may not be filed on time, causing the shares to be suspended. Management is considering raising funds or selling business lines. A new contract in Ireland worth £2.3m over four years provided some positive news.

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