Pan African Resources, Anglo Asian Mining, Great Southern Copper, AFC Energy, Galliford Try, XCE

Group 1 - Pan African Resources PLC reported a record first-half profit of $147.8 million, with revenue increasing by 157% [1] - Gold output for Pan African Resources rose by 51% to 128,296 ounces, and net debt decreased significantly [1] - The company declared an interim dividend of R0.12 per share [1] Group 2 - Anglo Asian Mining Plc anticipates that copper output will triple to between 20,000 and 25,000 tonnes by 2026, with copper becoming its main product [1] - The increase in copper production is driven by full-year output from the Gilar and Demirli projects [1] Group 3 - Great Southern Copper PLC has extended high-grade copper-silver mineralization at Cerro Negro in Chile, with new drilling indicating a broader system at depth [2] - Phase IV resource work is now planned for Great Southern Copper [2] Group 4 - AFC Energy PLC has received a revised permit from the UK Environment Agency, allowing it to sell hydrogen from its Dunsfold pilot plant [2] - This development is expected to accelerate revenue and support the future rollout of ammonia cracking units [2] Group 5 - Galliford Try Holdings PLC has secured a position on the £15.4 billion UK schools construction framework, which could lead to a steady pipeline of education projects across England [3] - Connecting Excellence Group Plc has begun trading on the US OTCQB under the ticker XCELF, aiming to broaden its investor base and enhance liquidity [3]