The cybersecurity consultancy's shares have risen well above their 50p placing price within two days of debuting on AIM.
Chaleit Holdings (AIM: CHA) saw its shares climb a further 15.7% to 66.5p on Thursday, extending gains made since dealings in the cybersecurity consultancy began just a day earlier.
The move takes the stock well clear of its 50p placing price, with investors apparently encouraged by the strength of demand around the float. Chaleit raised £1.1m through the placing, while founder Dan Haagman separately banked £1m by selling existing shares as part of the listing process.
Chaleit's rapid re-rating was one of several standout moves on AIM, where small-cap investors had plenty to digest. Power Probe (LON: PWR) rose 17.6% to 53.5p after unveiling a $1m share buyback programme, though the stock remains well below its 82p flotation price from December 2025. Mercantile Ports & Logistics (LON: MPL) bounced 24.5% to 3.3p ahead of a tribunal ruling on its disputed Karanja Terminal & Logistics project, where creditors have backed a rival ownership proposal that Mercantile is contesting.
Not every mover was heading in the right direction. MyCelx Technologies (LON: MYX) tumbled 19.8% to 46.5p after flagging a delayed $2m Middle East order and warning of a further $1m-$1.5m hit to 2026 revenues from customer disruption, prompting its chief executive to step in with a $500,000 bridging loan. Next Fifteen Group (LON: NFG) fell 11% to 293.75p despite describing trading as in line with expectations, after interim like-for-like revenues slipped 1% to £216.4m and pre-tax profit dipped 2% to £30.2m.
For Chaleit, the near-term focus will be on whether early momentum can be sustained once the initial post-IPO trading enthusiasm settles, with the market watching for further updates on trading performance now that the company has completed its transition to public markets.
This report is based on Chaleit Holdings’s announcement and coverage by UK Investor Magazine. Company announcements can be tracked via London Stock Exchange RNS and Investegate, and the full results calendar is worth watching for the next update.
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