(MENAFN- ProactiveInvestors)Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 12.30pm. RISERS CentralNic (LON:CNIC) up 10.2%. The company behind the .xyz domain name has become the first web domain wholesaler to sell 2mln new top-level domain (TLD) names. AdEPT Telecom (LON:ADT) up 9%. The Business telecoms suppliers posted another half year of healthy sales and profit growth as May acquisition Centrix chipped in the first time. Vodafone (LON:VOD) up 4.5%. A recovery in Europe helped the telecom giant to ring up a better-than-expected rise in second quarter revenue and predict forecast-topping earnings. FALLERS Tyman (LON:TYMN) down 6.5%. Revenue will be flat this year while underlying operating profit for the full year will be ahead of 2014 but below the range of current market expectations. Hornby (LON:HRN) down 5.9%.The Model railway maker Hornby warned full-year profit and revenue will fall short of expectations as it ramps up its turnaround effort in Europe. BTG (LON:BTG) down 4.8%. The specialist healthcare company saw revenues and sales rise in the first half but confirmed full-year revenue will be toward the bottom end of the group's guidance range. Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 9.45am. Risers Pressure Technologies (LON:PRES) up 23% to 180p. Underlying profits this year will be slightly ahead of expectations in spite of woes general in oil and gas sector. Premier Foods (LON:PFD) up 17% to 41.8p. Mr Kipling and Bisto gravy maker unveils first quarterly sales rise in two years as its turnaround strategy takes hold. MySquar (LON:MYSQ) up 16% to 8p. Myanmar-focused social media group gets lift from sweeping victory for pro-democracy groups in first general election since 1990. Fallers Lonmin (LON:LMI) down 23% to 10.2p. Under pressure again following yesterday's hugely dilutive US$407mln rescue right issue from the platinum miner. Powerhouse (LON:PHE) down 18% to 1.15p. Profit taking after announcement yesterday of possible G3-UHt power system order in central Europe. Wolseley (LON:WOS) down 5% to 3617p. Took a hit from weak construction markets in the UK and pledged to cut costs. First quarter like-for-like revenue declined 1.1% in Britain.
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