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AIM companies valued at over £1bn hit nine-year low amid rise in takeovers and main market moves
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investmentweek.co.ukAccording to data from AJ Bell and the London Stock Exchange, only six companies on AIM reached the £1bn valuation threshold in 2024, down from 11 recorded a year prior and 30 in 2021. Dan Coatsworth, investment analyst at AJ Bell, argued that from the 30 companies and «excluding those still worth more than £1bn, seven have disappeared through takeovers, three have moved to the main market, and the rest have fallen below the £1bn level due to bad news or other negative factors». «The last time AIM ended a calendar year with less than six stocks worth in excess of £1bn was 2015,» he no...
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