What is the market cap of the AIM?
At launch, AIM comprised only 10 companies valued collectively at £82.2 million. As at May 2021, 821 companies comprise the sub-market, with an average market cap of £80 million per listing.
How many companies are listed on the AIM market?
The companies on AIM are spread across 37 different sectors (90 different sub-sectors) and come from 26 different countries. In fact, over 250 companies listed on AIM are from outside of the United Kingdom, making it proportionally one of the most diverse exchanges in the world.
Who is listed on the AIM market?
FTSE AIM 100: Market overview
| EPIC | Name | Current price (p) |
|---|---|---|
| BREE | Breedon Group plc | 70.30 |
| BRK | Brooks Macdonald Group | 2,350.00 |
| BUR | Burford Capital Ltd | 700.00 |
| CTH | Caretech Holdings plc | 720.00 |
Are AIM companies public companies?
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What is the smallest company on AIM?
25 Smallest AIM Companies By Market Cap:
- VELA TECHNOLOGIES PLC (VELA) – £0.92m.
- MOTIF BIO PLC (MTFB) – £0.91m.
- ONLINE BLOCKCHAIN PLC (OBC) – £0.87m.
- ST JAMES HOUSE PLC (SJH) – £0.86m.
- ENERGISER INVESTMENTS PLC (ENGI)– £0.84m.
- BILLING SERVICES GROUP LIMITED (B4S) – £0.82m.
- VINTANA PLC (VITA) – £0.81m.
What company owns AIM?
Renton-headquartered aircraft parts supplier AIM Aerospace is now Sekisui Aerospace, after the Japan-based Sekisui Chemical purchased the company for $510 million.
Is AIM an MTF?
AIM is not a regulated market, but instead is defined as a Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF).
What is the difference between LSE and AIM?
The Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is a specialized unit of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) catering to smaller, more risky companies. The companies listed on AIM tend to be smaller and more highly speculative in nature, in part due to AIM’s relaxed regulations and listing requirements.
Does FCA regulate AIM?
The Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) From an AIM company perspective, it has powers to investigate disclosures made by an AIM company where they may be false or misleading statements and which (intentionally or recklessly) induce investors to trade or refrain from trading in the company’s securities.
How much does it cost to float on AIM?
Last but not least, floating on AIM is expensive. You need to weigh up the potential cash gain against the costs of the listing process. Generally speaking, you should be looking to raise at least £4m from the flotation to justify the costs. Most listings incur costs of about £400k, plus brokers’ fees of about 4%.
Is AIM an EU regulated market?
AIM operates as a multilateral trading facility but is not a regulated market. AIM is a prescribed market and is also designated as a SME growth market.
Are AIM shares free of CGT?
You won’t be taxed on dividends from AIM shares held in an ISA, nor will you have to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on any of the profits you make.
Do you pay capital gains tax on AIM shares?
How do I find quoted companies on the AIM market?
AIM Quoted Company Search. A detailed search of quoted companies on the London Stock Exchange AIM market. Use the search below to simply search by company name or AIM sector, alternatively use the ‘More Filters’ detailed search to find companies by EPIC, Region, NOMAD, Broker, List Date and more.
Is aim a good investment in 2020?
As depicted by the extreme variation in size below, AIM offers investors a huge variety of investment opportunities (updated 13th May 2020). *The illiquidity in the trading of the shares above means you should proceed with the utmost caution when considering investing in the real lower-end of the FTSE AIM market.
Should you invest in the lower end of the FTSE AIM market?
*The illiquidity in the trading of the shares above means you should proceed with the utmost caution when considering investing in the real lower-end of the FTSE AIM market. To add to this, several of the smallest AIM companies listed above currently have their shares suspended or are looking towards potentially delisting from the market.
Where can I find the aim issuers that have been delisted?
You can however find the AIM issuers that have delisted each month in the AIM Statistics. Where can I find the Country of Operation for an issuer? This data is only available for AIM issuers and can be found in the AIM section.