(MENAFN- ProactiveInvestors)Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm. RISERS Equatorial Palm Oil (LON:PAL) up 21.2%. Non-executive director bough 3.2mln shares at 3.67p a pop representing 0.9% of the company. Tern (LON:TERN) up 15%. Shares have been higher since Wednesday when its portfolio company Cryptosoft joined the partner programme of machine-to-machine (M2M) application development platform ThingWorx. Gulf Keystone Petroleum (LON:GKP) up 10.6%.Production and truck loading operations in Kurdistan have continued without interruption in a safe and secure manner. FALLERS Anglesey Mining (LON:AYM) down 9%. The resurgence in the resource sector it had hoped for has not yet materialised making it difficult for the company. The group has no revenues from the operation of its properties. The loss for the year after tax was £1.7mln compared to a loss of £7.1mln in 2014. Thomas Cook (LON:TCG) down 5.6%. Shares slipped after the package holiday firm blamed disruption caused by last month's terrorist attack in Tunisia and the Greek debt crisis for reducing the company's profits by about £25mln this year. Lloyds (LON:LLOY) down 2.7%. The banking giant struggled on the news that it is to set aside another £1.4bn for PPI payouts. The partly taxpayer owned bank also missed expectations. Profit increased to £1.2bn but analysts had expected a rise to around £1.9bn. Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 1pm. RISERS Enegi Oil (LON:ENEG) up 11.1%. The company said its joint venture company ABT Oil and Gas has sourced the "final essential" consortium member for its marginal field initiative. Proxama (LON:PROX) up 5.5%. It added the Standard Bank of South Africa to its client list after striking a deal with its subsidiary Diners Club to provide payment management systems. UBM (LON:UBM) up 5.1%. The company posted a £47.6mln profit for the six months to June this year down from £75.8mln the year prior but not as bad as some had expected. It is in line for full year expectations. FALLERS Essentra (LON:ESNT) down 7.3%. The specialist packaging and cigarette filter supplier said pre-tax profit fell in the first half of 2015. Revenue surged but it wasn't enough. Lonmin (LON:LMI) down 6.7%. According to reports its largest shareholder PIC which owns a 9.8% stake has said the company should find alternatives to refinancing its debt as commodity prices have collapsed. LMI has c. US$563m of debt facilities to renegotiate in the first half of next year. Antofagasta (LON:ANTO) down 4.4%. It said it will take a 50% stake in Barrick Gold's Chile copper mine. The deal will cost the miner US$1bn almost half of its cash balance for the stake in the Zaldivar copper mine. Shares dropped 4.4% to 555p. Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 9am. RISERS Thor Mining (LON:THR) up 25%. It said several companies were looking at its Molyhill project as it aims to secure financing and added the cost of the projected had reduced by 8%. Stride Gaming (LON:STR) up 12.1%. The company bought InfiApps for US$39.2mln with US$21.2mln upfront and up to US$18mln extra ove3r the next two years dependant on earnings. JD Sports (LON:JD. up 9%. The sportswear company revealed it expects pre-tax profits to come in 10% higher than the £110mln forecast by market analysts. FALLERS Oxford Pharmascience (LON:OXP) down 20%. Results of its OXPzero Naproxen (OXP005) were not as some had expected with the company saying further testing will be needed to improve the results. Lightwaverf (LON:LWRF) down 7.9%. It announced a placing and subscription of 6.2mln shares at 23p per share to raise approximately £1.44mln. Moneysupermarket.com (LON:MONY) down 5%. Martin Lewis the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com has sold a 1.6% stake in the company.
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