A group of executives and financiers has in recent weeks met with companies and brokers to find backing for a plan to ...

Hornby, a model train and toymaker backed by British billionaire Mike Ashley, has is seeking to cancel its trading on ...

The firm told markets Thursday it intends to strike its shares off London's AIM stock exchange, citing regulatory burdens, ...

London’s struggling Aim stock market for smaller companies suffered another setback today when one of its highest profile ...

Creightons said it intends to cancel its listing on the London Stock Exchange's main market and switch to London's junior AIM. The U.K. maker of personal care, beauty and fragrance products said ...

The London-listed respiratory-solutions company said that although it received commitments for around 2.2 million pounds ($2.8 million), its 2.9 million pounds minimum fund-raising condition--which ...

In the FTSE All-Share, DFS Furniture jumped 11% or 13.8p to 145p after reporting an acceleration in order intake at the start ...

AIM. In an announcement to the London Stock Exchange, Gusbourne said it had received a letter from majority shareholder Lord Ashcroft, requesting it to hold a meeting to consider going private.

(Alliance News) - Hornby PLC on Thursday called a general meeting to ask shareholders to approve its exit from the AIM market in London and re-registration as a private limited company, ending nearly ...

This 30-year-old segment of the London Stock Exchange was designed to help smaller companies secure capital, with fewer listing requirements than the main market. But now a growing number of AIM ...

Investing.com -- Hornby, a popular models and collectables group, is seeking approval from its shareholders to cancel trading of its shares on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), London’s junior ...

AIM and the wider London Stock Exchange have suffered an exodus in the past two years as a wave of companies have either been taken private or delisted. Last July, Britain's financial regulator ...