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An oil and gas exploration and development company is to expand its interests in India after raising £25 million on AIM.
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A company formed to invest in growth businesses operating in China has raised US$25.38 million (£13.1 million) on AIM.
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An online ethical fashion retailer has joined AIM primarily to fund its projected growth and create an own-label collection. Adili raised £1.5 million after it placed more than 8.5 million ordinary shares at 17.5p each.
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An investment vehicle established to invest in the Vietnamese property market has raised US$90 million (£46 million) on AIM.
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Companies from the Middle East and North Africa have raised a total of £1.37 billion in AIM initial public offerings (IPOs), according to a report from Growth Company Investor, a sister title of GrowthBusiness.
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A specialist in fast-track construction, Qatar-based Panceltica has floated on AIM with a market capitalisation of £236.4 million.
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Over half of the companies listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) are valued under £20 million, making them perfect targets for acquisitive companies.
Company Flotations
A difficult new issues climate and challenging market conditions have taken their toll on London's junior market.
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The biggest concerns for companies looking to float on AIM are the initial cost, 'Short-termism' and regulation, according to business delegates.
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A Chinese manufacturer of own-brand bags for mobile phones and laptops has raised £1 million through an initial public offering on AIM at 6p.
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API Group, a manufacturer of packaging materials, has completed its move to AIM and cancelled its shares on the London Stock Exchange’s main market. The move follows cash flow problems disclosed late last year, which API resolved through an open offer underwritten by its two largest existing shareholders, raising £8 million.
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Smaller quoted companies, mostly listed on AIM, are failing to manage their non-executive directors (NEDs) effectively, according to research.