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Tekcapital announced on Thursday that its autonomous vehicle technology investee Guident had inked a strategic partnership with AuVe Tech, an Estonian company specialising in autonomous transportation systems.

Pre-clinical antibody specialist Fusion Antibodies announced a conditional fundraising of £1.38m before expenses on Wednesday, to help it target mo re industry conferences and customers and generate further supporting data.

Agronomics reported a net asset value per share of 16.9p in its unaudited interim results on Wednesday, representing a slight decrease from the prior period.

Shares in electric vehicle drivetrain technology company Saietta more than halved on Tuesday, after it announced the sale of a production line in Sunderland following its failure to secure a commercial agreement.

Intelligent Ultrasound announced a new product on Friday, the portable ‘NeedleTrainer Plus’ ultrasound-guided needling training simulator, catering to the demands of military field-based hospitals and clinical networks in remote areas.

Symphony Environmental Technologies updated the market on Friday on the judgement of the General Court of the European Union, delivered on 31 January, around an EU directive prohibiting oxo-degradable products that do not properly biodegrade.

Schroders Capital Global Innovation Trust announced an investment of $1.6m (£1.3m) in Neurona Therapeutics, a prominent US-based clinical-stage cell therapy company, on Friday.

Surface coating specialist Hardide reported a 10% improvement in revenue in its preliminary results on Thursday, to a record £5.5m, driven by robust demand in the oil and gas sector, expanded aerospace work in the fourth quarter, and successful cost inflation recovery through selling prices.

Driver monitoring technology company Seeing Machines reported an underlying revenue growth rate of 28% for the first half on Thursday, amounting to $25.6m, excluding one-off Magna exclusivity payments.

Ride-hailing and food delivery behemoth Uber Technologies reported a 15% improvement in fourth-quarter revenue on Wednesday, to $9.9bn, beating market expectations for revenue of $9.8bn.