STOCK WATCH

THE next time a Thruvision investor walks through one of its scanners at an airport, the only thing security staff will find on them is wads of cash.

The AIM-listed company plans to give £8m back to shareholders after the sale of its video business to Volpi Capital in October.

Separately, Thruvision – whose scanners can detect weapons and drugs – says international sales look strong going into the new financial year. Shares rocketed 24.4pc, or 2.4p, to 12.25p.