IGas, Bezant (BZT), Tremor (TRMR): Should you buy these 3 AIM stocks?

September 21, 2021 03:56 PM AEST | By Sreenivas D Ajankar

IGas, Bezant (BZT), Tremor (TRMR): Should you buy these 3 AIM stocks? — Image source: Phongphan, Shutterstock.com

IGas Energy Plc (LON:IGAS)

The company engages in oil and gas exploration and has major operations in England. It also operates in electricity generation.

The wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, GT Energy UK Ltd, has signed an agreement with SSE Heat Networks Limited to develop and commission the geothermal district heating project. The agreement grants exclusivity to the company for the period of 12 months, including certain milestones like executing a heat offtake agreement for a future geothermal plant.

IGas Energy Plc shares zoomed by 51.58% to GBX 28.80 on 20 September with a market cap of £23.82 million.

Bezant Resources Plc (LON:BZT)

FTSE AIM-listed company operates in the exploration and development of copper and gold. The company’s key mining project is in Northern Argentina, Zambia, and the Philippines.

The company has provided an update about its mining project located in Zambia, in which the company holds a 30% stake. The analysis of the drill hole completed at the site has a moderate grade copper deposit. The company plans to undertake further drilling at the site to examine the geophysical target peaks.

Bezant Resources Plc shares closed at GBX 0.15, down by 11.76% on 20 September with a market cap of £6.70 million.

Tremor International Ltd (LON: TRMR)

The company operates in the media segment providing digital advertising solutions to its clients.

The company has a global reach in the advertising solution and help its clients to reach the relevant audience and publisher. The company reported a significant growth in revenue and return to profitability in the six months period ended 30 June 2021. It reported revenue of USD 152.4 million and an operating profit of USD 36.4 million compared to a loss of 31.5 million in the same period last year. The revenue rose mainly due to considerable programmatic activity like data and business intelligence and higher video spending by clients.

Tremor International Ltd shares closed at GBX 680, down by 5.03% on 20 September with a market cap of £1087.23 million.

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