Life appears to be returning to normal in the smaller companies’ universe, six weeks since the referendum result. Although the impact on the sector remains unclear, those companies unduly exposed to economic growth (especially in the UK) are seen as vulnerable, whereas exporters, especially in US$, are viewed as beneficiaries. Some of the share price volatility after the outcome has subsided and most company news has been broadly positive. We have also seen some corporate activity. In s
03 Aug 2016
Smaller Companies bi-weekly
Braemar PLC (BMS:LON), 274 | EU Supply (EUSP:LON), 0 | FDM Group (Holdings) plc (FDM:LON), 334 | Synectics PLC (SNX:LON), 188 | FireAngel Safety Technology Group plc (FA:LON), 4.2 | Trifast plc (TRI:LON), 76.0 | James Cropper plc (CRPR:LON), 270 | PCF Group plc (RLW:FRA), 0
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Smaller Companies bi-weekly
Braemar PLC (BMS:LON), 274 | EU Supply (EUSP:LON), 0 | FDM Group (Holdings) plc (FDM:LON), 334 | Synectics PLC (SNX:LON), 188 | FireAngel Safety Technology Group plc (FA:LON), 4.2 | Trifast plc (TRI:LON), 76.0 | James Cropper plc (CRPR:LON), 270 | PCF Group plc (RLW:FRA), 0
- Published:
03 Aug 2016 -
Author:
Peter Ashworth -
Pages:
12
Life appears to be returning to normal in the smaller companies’ universe, six weeks since the referendum result. Although the impact on the sector remains unclear, those companies unduly exposed to economic growth (especially in the UK) are seen as vulnerable, whereas exporters, especially in US$, are viewed as beneficiaries. Some of the share price volatility after the outcome has subsided and most company news has been broadly positive. We have also seen some corporate activity. In s