0R15 7603.0 -1.7651% 0R1E 7406.0 -1.3848% 0M69 None None% 0R2V 168.75 -0.8811% 0QYR 1341.134 1.2177% 0QYP 392.5 -4.0342% 0LCV 132.52 -0.8084% 0RUK 2940.0 0.616% 0RYA 1742.0 -2.1348% 0RIH 157.95 -0.2211% 0RIH 155.51 -1.5448% 0R1O 171.25 9561.4951% 0R1O None None% 0QFP 8920.4336 76.9927% 0M2Z 296.7062 -0.5009% 0VSO 23.61 -33.6891% 0R1I None None% 0QZI 492.5 -0.1014% 0QZ0 220.0 0.0% 0NZF 859.0151 72.3546%
This report identifies companies that have positive operational growth metrics, decent fundamentals, sound management and substantial liquidity to support its strategic objectives.
Small stocks are risky but have the potential to generate scintillating returns too. Talking about the overall benefits, the AIM listed companies offer a much higher potential of growth as compared to the main market stocks albiet at higher risk levels.
Due to relaxed regulations, the Alternative Investment Market route is more speculative as compared to other exchanges. Institutional investors with high-risk appetite are majorly involved in such a market (AIM) while it offers lower levels of liquidity a
The Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) that is designed to help smaller companies access capital from the public market. Since AIM opened in 1995, more than 850 companies have been admitted. AIM allows these companies to raise capital by listing on a public exchange with better regulatory flexibility compared to the main LSE stock market.
AIM is seen as a more speculative investment universe due to its relaxed regulations as compared to larger exchanges. The regulation for companies listed on AIM is often referred to as being light-touch regulation.
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