UK Market Stocks: Top Gainers and Decliners

March 12, 2025 06:06 PM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media

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Highlights:

UK stock market sees significant movements, with notable increases and declines among listed companies.

Energy minerals, distribution services, and non-energy minerals among the strongest-performing sectors.

Health technology, consumer services, and finance stocks experience notable declines.

The UK stock market reflected a mix of gains and declines, highlighting diverse movements across various sectors. Companies in the energy minerals, distribution services, and non-energy minerals sectors recorded notable increases, while stocks in health technology, consumer services, and finance saw declines.

Top Gainers in the UK Market

Several companies witnessed significant growth in share price. GCM Resources PLC saw the highest increase, followed by Deltic Energy PLC, which also posted substantial gains. Solid State PLC recorded an upward trend, while European Metals Holdings Limited and Skinbiotherapeutics PLC rounded out the list of top gainers.

These companies demonstrated strong momentum across different industries, contributing to sectoral shifts within the UK market.

Declining Stocks in the UK Market

On the downside, Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals PLC recorded a decline, leading the list of stocks with lower valuations. Heavitree Brewery PLC also experienced a decrease, followed by Facilities by ADF PLC, which faced a downturn. Genip PLC and Diales Group PLC also saw declines during the session.

Market movements across these sectors remain dynamic, with shifts in various industries impacting stock valuations. Observers continue to assess ongoing trends influencing these fluctuations.

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