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Articles, news and expert analysis on company flotations and IPOs in the UK and Europe.

European IPO transactions up 11% in 2014

Figures show a continuation of rising IPO activity since 2009

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Aquatic Foods Group lands £9.3m on AIM flotation

Jersey holding company has large subsidiary based in China

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Domaine Chanzy first company to use crowdfunding as part of IPO

French winemaker launches campaign on UK-based platform Seedrs

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Record year for IPOs hints at future market conservatism

James Lyons, partner at Ashfords, looks back on recent London flotations and explains what kind of impact this may have for future listings.

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Crossrider becomes latest tech IPO and raises £45.9 million

Digital advertising group Crossrider has joined London's Alternative Investment Market and now plans to grow both organically and through acquisitions.

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Chargemaster raises £3 million after aborted 2013 flotation

Electric vehicles infrastructure company Chargemaster has raised new growth funds as it looks to build out into Europe.

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CityFibre’s life as a technology business on London’s AIM 

As one of a number of fast-growth tech ventures to IPO during 2014, director of strategy and policy Mark Collins tells GrowthBusiness how CityFibre's first six months as a public company have been.

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Why London’s AIM is an attractive alternative to NASDAQ

Melanie Wadsworth, corporate finance partner at Faegre Baker Daniels, takes a look at the rebound of the capital markets and how AIM might be better than NASDAQ for smaller businesses.

Company Flotations

CityFibre’s life as a technology business on London’s AIM 

As one of a number of fast-growth tech ventures to IPO during 2014, director of strategy and policy Mark Collins tells GrowthBusiness how CityFibre's first six months as a public company have been.

Company Flotations

Why London’s AIM is an attractive alternative to NASDAQ

Melanie Wadsworth, corporate finance partner at Faegre Baker Daniels, takes a look at the rebound of the capital markets and how AIM might be better than NASDAQ for smaller businesses.

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What being part of the London Stock Exchange’s ELITE programme is like

To continue with the strong growth Postcode Anywhere has achieved in recent years, founder and CEO Guy Mucklow explains why joining the ELITE programme is providing a valuable set of tools for this push.

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Neil Woodford-backed Xeros on life after IPO

An initial public offering is never an easy thing to get away, especially in a market of fluctuating valuations. We find out how the clean technology company Xeros went about achieving the feat and what it has in store for the future.

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The Future Fifty scheme: On the road to IPO

Green Man Gaming was one of 25 companies named as part of the first crop of Future Fifty firms in 2013. Six months later, CEO Paul Sulyok explains how being part of the programme has impacted on the business.

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Just Eat provides first bite for LSE’s High Growth Segment

Fast-growing companies, especially in the technology sector, now have a possible new home: LSE’s High Growth Segment. Melanie Wadsworth, partner at Faegre Baker Daniels, looks at what is required to list and how one of the most promising businesses in the country is set to use it.

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