2019 started well for investors with U.S. stocks rallying on the back of trade talks between China and the U.S. resuming. Sterling rebounded in Q1 2019 as expectations built the UK would avoid a “no deal” Brexit, providing a further tailwind to more internationally focused UK companies. This sentiment spread across the globe and filtered its way down into small caps.
16 Apr 2019
Q1 2019 AIM Review
Kromek Group Plc (KMK:LON), 5.6 | SysGroup plc (SYS:LON), 33.5 | RA International Group Plc (RAI:LON), 9.2 | Cordel Group PLC (CRDL:LON), 3.6 | Crossword Cybersecurity Plc (CCS:LON), 4.5 | Manolete Partners Plc (MANO:LON), 118 | Cake Box Holdings Plc (CBOX:LON), 168 | Knights Group Holdings Plc (KGH:LON), 119
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Q1 2019 AIM Review
Kromek Group Plc (KMK:LON), 5.6 | SysGroup plc (SYS:LON), 33.5 | RA International Group Plc (RAI:LON), 9.2 | Cordel Group PLC (CRDL:LON), 3.6 | Crossword Cybersecurity Plc (CCS:LON), 4.5 | Manolete Partners Plc (MANO:LON), 118 | Cake Box Holdings Plc (CBOX:LON), 168 | Knights Group Holdings Plc (KGH:LON), 119
- Published:
16 Apr 2019 -
Author:
Darshan Patel -
Pages:
21
2019 started well for investors with U.S. stocks rallying on the back of trade talks between China and the U.S. resuming. Sterling rebounded in Q1 2019 as expectations built the UK would avoid a “no deal” Brexit, providing a further tailwind to more internationally focused UK companies. This sentiment spread across the globe and filtered its way down into small caps.