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COMPANIES listed on the London Stock Exchange Group PLC's (LSE.LN) AIM 100 market don't disclose enough information on pay packets, according to a study published Monday.

The debate on how much executives are paid has been raging in the U.K., fueled by incidents such as the pension payout for former RBS Group PLC (RBS.LN) boss Fred Goodwin, but while the focus has been on larger companies, it is expected to filter down to the growth markets.

According to a report by Hewitt New Bridge Street, only 65% of AIM 100 companies publish an executive pay report, with a minority putting this to a shareholder vote.

DOMINO'S PIZZA UK & IRELAND PLC (DOM.LN) Monday lifted its interim dividend and said it is on track to beat expectations for the full year, after posting a 25% increase in first-half pretax profit due to soaring online sales.

The pizza delivery company recorded pretax profit for the 26 weeks ended 28 June of GBP13.6 million, up from GBP10.9 million a year earlier.

Online sales surged 39% to GBP35.2 million and now make up more than a quarter of all sales.

At 1045 GMT, shares +19.75 pence, or 9%, at 239.25 pence.

FUTURA MEDICAL PLC (FUM.LN), a drug developer, Monday said it has signed an evaluation agreement with an unnamed major pharmaceutical company for the development and commercialisation of its pain relief product TPR100.

The Guildford, England-based company said the evaluation period may lead to a commercialization agreement for rights to TPR100 in certain territories.

At 1045 GMT, shares +1 pence, or 4%, at 23.5 pence.

MICHELMERSH BRICK HOLDINGS PLC (MBH.LN) said it has successfully completed the refinancing of all of its term loans and overdraft facilities.

The brick, land development and landfill company said its existing Bridging Loan and Revolving Loan facilities with Barclays PLC (BARC.LN) have been extended with repayment now due June 1, 2011.

Michelmersh said it has also received further funding from Venture Structured Finance, part of ABN Amro BV.

At 1045 GMT, shares +1.5 pence, or 7.1%, at 22.5 pence.

STHREE PLC (STHR.LN), an international recruitment company, said it will maintain its interim dividend at 4 pence despite reporting an 88% on-year fall in first-half pretax profit, pointing to its cash balances and its rapid bounce back from downturns in the past.

In the six months to May 31, SThree, which focuses on the information and communication technology markets, posted pretax profit of GBP2.7 million, compared with GBP21.8 million in the six months to June 1, 2008.

Revenue fell to GBP280.6 million from GBP295.4 million.

At 1045 GMT, shares -6.75 pence, or 4%, at 179.75 pence.

INTERSERVE PLC (IRV.LN), a U.K. services, maintenance and building group, said it has been awarded a place on a construction framework worth a possible GBP500 million over the next four years.

Construction Framework South West, which involves 10 other contractors, is intended for new-build or refurbishment projects worth more than GBP1 million.

Typical projects would include schools, civic buildings and health service buildings, Interserve said.

At 1045 GMT, shares +0.5 pence, or 0.29%, at 170 pence.

SYNCHRONICA PLC (SYNC.LN), a mobile email and data synchronisation provider, said it expects first-half sales to rise by six times and to win more new customers in the second half.

For the six months to June 30, the firm expects to post sales of at least GBP1.2 million, up from GBP190,000 a year earlier.

The firm said historically the bulk of its sales are generated in the second half of the year, giving it confidence for its full-year results.

At 1045 GMT, shares +0.28 pence, or 11%, at 2.88 pence.

CAPITAL & REGIONAL PLC (CAL.LN), a property investor, said its banks have agreed to waiver some of its banking covenants as it continues to renegotiate the terms, looking to get more financial flexibility.

The firm said its banks have agreed to waiver its net asset value and gearing covenants until Sept. 30.

In a statement for the first half ended June 30, Capital & Regional said it was making good progress on negotiating amended banking arrangements for both the group and its X-Leisure fund.

At 1045 GMT, shares +1.75 pence, or 6%, at 29 pence.

HARDY OIL & GAS PLC (HDY.LN) said one of its fields had to be shut down this month for the unscheduled repair and maintenance of the offshore mooring facility.

The oil and gas explorer, which focuses on India, said the PY-3 field was shut down July 5 and poor conditions at sea have delayed the repairs needed to restart production.

At 1045 GMT, shares +2.5 pence, or 0.73%, at 345 pence.

FTSE AIM +0.4%

FTSE Small Cap +0.4%

-By Hannah Benjamin & Rachael Gormley, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842-9298; uksmallcaps@dowjones.com

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