Going into 2015, AIM had monumental expectations. 2014 was a record breaking year for London’s junior market with IPOs across the year raising £2.4bn (the largest since AIM’s inception). AIM’s 20th year made for a perfect battle ground between the bull and bear camps once more. The bulls, hailing the success of the world’s most successful growth market referencing Big Yellow, IP Group, Domino’s Pizza and of course ASOS. The bears, swiftly retorting back sen
02 Dec 2015
Happy Birthday AIM: it’s tough being the middle child
Kinovo PLC (KINO:LON), 58.0 | Stride Gaming (STR:LON), 0 | Premier Technical Services Group (PTSG:LON), 0 | TechFinancials, Inc. (TECH:PLU), 0.2 | Aquatic Foods Group (AFG:LON), 0 | Atlantic Lithium Limited. (ALL:LON), 11.7 | Tekcapital Plc (TEK:LON), 9.5 | Next 15 Group plc (NFG:LON), 380 | Cirata Plc (CRTA:LON), 28.9 | Columbus Energy Resources (CERP:LON), 0 | Leverage Shares WTI Oil ETC (WTI:LON), 1,552
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Happy Birthday AIM: it’s tough being the middle child
Kinovo PLC (KINO:LON), 58.0 | Stride Gaming (STR:LON), 0 | Premier Technical Services Group (PTSG:LON), 0 | TechFinancials, Inc. (TECH:PLU), 0.2 | Aquatic Foods Group (AFG:LON), 0 | Atlantic Lithium Limited. (ALL:LON), 11.7 | Tekcapital Plc (TEK:LON), 9.5 | Next 15 Group plc (NFG:LON), 380 | Cirata Plc (CRTA:LON), 28.9 | Columbus Energy Resources (CERP:LON), 0 | Leverage Shares WTI Oil ETC (WTI:LON), 1,552
- Published:
02 Dec 2015 -
Author:
Niall Pearson -
Pages:
12
Going into 2015, AIM had monumental expectations. 2014 was a record breaking year for London’s junior market with IPOs across the year raising £2.4bn (the largest since AIM’s inception). AIM’s 20th year made for a perfect battle ground between the bull and bear camps once more. The bulls, hailing the success of the world’s most successful growth market referencing Big Yellow, IP Group, Domino’s Pizza and of course ASOS. The bears, swiftly retorting back sen