STOCK WATCH

FOR investors who got into Mobile Streams in 2017, when shares were at 12.5p, the months since must have been depressing. Yesterday its halfyear results sent shares tumbling again, as they fell another 40pc, or 0.15p, to 0.23p.

At the end of last year it had £550,000 in cash, although it made a modest top-up in February. The firm, which handles mobile phone services in Latin America and India, generates some revenues in rupees and Argentinian pesos, which have fallen against the pound.