(MENAFN- ProactiveInvestors)Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm. RISERS Regency Mines (LON:RGM) up 12.5%. The company has now disposed of its entire shareholding position in Ram raising net proceeds of AU$188000. TalkTalk (LON:TALK) up 6.2%. Rumours in the city suggest Deutsche Telekom Vodafone and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing chairman of Hutchison Whampoa could all be looking at the company for a potential £4 a share bid. WS Atkins (LON:ATK) up 4.4%. Infrastructure-related companies also ticked higher on the £61bn commitment to boost Britain's roads railways and flood defences. FALLERS Symphony Environmental Technologies (LON:SYM) down 10.7%. The firm is to spend around £300000 on a marketing campaign to increase awareness of the product meaning losses will be higher than expected for the year. Daily Mail Group (LON:DMGT) down 4.7%. Challenges in the print advertising market persist and the firm delivered a 4% decline in pre-tax profits for 2015. M Winkworth (LON:WINK) down 4.3%. The Chancellor raised stamp duty on second homes and buy-to-let properties by 3% in an effort to help first-time buyers. Here are some significant movers as at 1.30pm.. RISERS Tungsten explorer W Resources (LON:WRES) saw shares rise over 27% to 0.66p after it was granted development approval for its La Parrilla tungsten mine in Spain. It is the main approval required to move the fast track mine proposal towards production and follows the receipt of environmental approval in July. Noricum Gold (NMG) up 13% to 0.13p after the firm recently identified a new copper discovery at the Kvemo Bolnisi gold and copper project in Georgia. The high-grade recent assays showed copper grades of up to 4.02% and the find is next to an existing high-grade gold target. Strategic Minerals (LON:SML) was also gaining ground up 18% to 0.33p. There was no news but last week the commodities group told investors it had started bulk sampling at the Tatu coal mine on New Zealand's North Island. FALLERS SeaEnergy (LON:SEA) down 16.67% to 3.75p as it said today it had agreed a £1mln working capital loan for 12 months to help it battle the impact of the slide in oil prices. Mining titan Anglo American (LON:AAL) dropped 8.10% to 415.4p after the bank HSBC downgrades its rating to 'reduce' from 'hold' as it raised concerns the miner may scrap its dividend. Premier African (LON:PREM) also shed over 16% to 0.5p. In a corporate update yesterday the miner outlined some of the difficulties it had experienced at the Zimbabwean RHA tungsten project where open pit operations have been temporarily suspended to reduce cash outflow. But chief executive George Roach had said: 'Our experience to date has provided a solid platform from which we expect to see a move to profit during Q1 2016.' --------------------------- Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 9am. RISERS Thomas Cook (LON:TCG) up 8.9%. The travel and tour operator downplayed the impact of recent geopolitical events on its business as it made its first annual profit for five years. Herencia (LON:HER) up 6.7%. It has secured further high grade copper results from the Montenegro mine at the Pastizal project in Chile confirming the extensive mineralisation at the site. Plant Impact (LON:PIM) up 5%. The group has made a strong start to the new year with sales in the first quarter almost doubling to £3.7mln from 1.9mln the year before. John Brubaker CEO said: 'We are progressing in line with our planned strategy and are confident that this trend will continue." FALLERS Weatherly International (LON:WTI) down 30.4%. The Tschundi mine is not making sufficient operating cash for the service of its debt facility and the company is in discussion with Orion Mine Finance which has agreed to defer the payment due at the end of this month over the details of the new arrangement. Oilex (LON:OEX) down 16.1%. The firm has launched a review of its strategy and financing plans after shareholders voted down all resolutions at the company's AGM in Australia today. Tethys Petroleum (LON:TPL) down 5.4%. The AIM-quoted company says it intends to repay owed monies to both AGR Energy and Nostrum Oil & Gas as soon as it receives a draw-down of a new financing facility from Olisol Investments.
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