AIM Market

Many investors like to invest in stocks on the AIM Market as these generally offer the potential for greater gains although by their very nature they will be more risky investments.  The ongoing success of the AIM Market can be demonstrated by the fact that the market recently celebrated its 25th birthday.

Originally established in 1995 with just 10 companies, the AIM market was launched to provide a platform for growth companies to raise equity capital.  Since it was founded over 3,800 companies have joined the AIM Market and the market is currently home to over 850 companies with a market capitalisation of over £100bn (figures as at June 2020).  As many companies on the AIM Market have very limited research coverage we aim (no pun intended!) to identify stocks which have significant growth potential.

Billington adds steel!

17 September 2026 - 435.5p The structural steel and construction safety solutions specialist has announced that it has won two significant contracts for data centre...

Caution may be needed at Supreme

17 September 2026 - 139.75p The manufacturer and supplier of fast moving consumer goods has issued a trading statement to coincide with its AGM and...

Recovery at Mpac priced in

15 September 2026 - 329.5p We last commented on shares in Mpac back in June when we rated them a buy at 210p and so...

LPA continuing to progress

11 September 2026 - 84.5p The specialist engineering group has announced a trading update for the year ending at the end of this month and...