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The FTSE 100 fell 52 points to 8,792 as geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran pressured markets, while the Bank of England maintained interest rates at 4.25%. Oil prices rose 2.3% amid concerns over potential supply disruptions. The UK's AIM market celebrated its 30th anniversary, with highlights including the success of companies like Hiscox and Genus that transitioned from AIM to the FTSE 100/250. Thames Water faced potential nationalization amid financial struggles, and several companies, including Hays and NCC Group PLC, saw stock declines due to earnings reports and macroeconomic uncertainty.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has confirmed a £39 million investment over three years for National Construction Colleges (NCC) sites at Erith, Bircham, and Inchinnan. The funding aims to expand training programs, upgrade infrastructure, and support the construction industry through enhanced education and workforce development.

Buildots, an AI-powered construction management company, completed a $45 million Series D funding round led by Qumra Capital, bringing its total funding to $166 million. The investment supports expansion of its AI and computer vision platform to optimize construction projects, with clients including Turner Corp., STO Building Group, and Intel. The company aims to quadruple its North American presence and address global construction challenges.

Buildots, a construction management technology company, completed a $45 million funding round led by Qumra Capital, with participation from OG Venture Partners, TLV Partners, Poalim Equity, Future Energy Ventures, and Viola Growth. This brings its total funding to $166 million. The investment supports expansion of its AI and computer vision platform to improve project efficiency, address supply chain and labor challenges, and accelerate growth in data center and semiconductor construction. The company is expanding its global presence, including North America, Europe, and the UK, with clients like Intel and major contractors.