See Today's AIM Risers Featuring Berkeley Energia rising over 35%
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Berkeley Energia rises 35% to 14p a share
shares rallied today after a period of speculation that the Spanish government plans to deny the permits it needs to open its main project tin Salamanca.
The company last week released a report on payments it has made to governments for the year ended 30 June 2018.
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AFC Energy rises 22% to 5.47p a share
is an industrial fuel cell power company which has developed and successfully demonstrated an alkaline fuel cell system, which converts hydrogen into "clean" electricity.
The Company is building upon an already established pipeline of commercial opportunities and driving the findings from the development phase of the technology into a technically optimised and commercially relevant fuel cell system.
It recently grant options for over 4,455,000 ordinary shares to employees and Jim Gibson, CEO of the company
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Great Western Mining rises 18% to 0.315p a share
shares rise today after trading volumes doubled.
Shares in the company have been experiencing declines last quarter after difficult drilling conditions and delays in testing the prospectivity of its various assets.
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AST rises 16% to 0.35p a share
shares rise as traders continue to take positions after the company continues to progress towards launching its Petisovci project in Slovenia.
The company was exploring proceedings against the Environment Agency (ARSO), the Environmental Minister and the State of Slovenia directly in courts, and in November a review from Minister Leben was followed by the resignation of the General Director of the ARSO.
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