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

Under the plans, AIM - which was founded in the 1990s to help smaller companies gain access to capital - would be rebranded ...

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

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

A group of City executives and financiers has cooked up an audacious plan to revamp the Alternative Investment Market (AIM).

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 ...

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-listed companies have dropped to its ... 71 companies departed London’s junior stock exchange since February 2024, according to data from UHY Hacker Young. The number of IPOs also fell ...

A UK tech company cracking down on counterfeit handbags and jewellery is mulling a listing on the London Stock Exchange ... float on London's junior market AIM as soon as this week, insiders ...

A Kent vineyard is to delist from the London Stock Exchange’s AIM after its board said that the considerable cost and management time, legal and regulatory burden are disproportionate ...

Model railway maker Hornby becomes latest company to quit struggling Aim - The number of companies listed on London’s junior ...