AIM services

As AIM specialists, we offer a range of AIM admission and support services, backed by our wide AIM market experience.

Whether your company is looking to raise funds ahead of an IPO, requires assistance selecting a NOMAD or broker, is seeking reporting accountants to conduct the due diligence necessary to meet the admission requirements for an AIM admission or seeking advice on tax related matters, our team of AIM accountants will spend the time getting to know your company and working with you to achieve your goals.

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Blakemore

Manchester

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Egan

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Latest news

Sharp rise in cost of listing on AIM sparked by Eurozone fears

The cost of listing on AIM has risen at its fastest rate in more than five years according to our findings.
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AIM liquidity plummets in wake of Eurozone crisis

Liquidity on AIM has plummeted following the Eurozone crisis, our new figures show.
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Eurozone crisis heaps pressure on AIM recovery

Our latest research has shown that the on-going Eurozone crisis is heaping pressure on AIM, with company departures from the market once again outpacing new listings.
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Major turnaround for AIM as new listings finally outpace departures

Our new research reveals a dramatic and unexpected turnaround for AIM with the number of new companies joining the market overtaking those leaving the market for the first time since before the financial crisis.
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AIM listings cost inflation cools down

Our reserach reveals that the cost of listing on AIM has risen at its slowest rate in over five years.
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UHY Hacker Young advise on the AIM flotation of TMT Investments Plc

We acted as reporting accountants and auditors on the recent AIM listing of TMT Investments plc, the telecoms and technology investments group.
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AIM reaches turning point in return to stability

New research from UHY Hacker Young and Trowers & Hamlins LLP, the City law firm, suggests that AIM is reaching a turning point in its return to normality with an influx of new issues and a sharp fall in the number of delistings. During 2010 the number of companies leaving AIM fell by 44% from 280 in 2009 to 157.

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AIM companies emerge from recession twice as cash-rich as FTSE-100 companies

Our recent research has revealed that AIM companies have come out of the recession twice as cash-rich as FTSE-100 companies.
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AIM delistings rise by 25% - but M&A activity is the dominant cause

The number of companies delisting from AIM has risen by 25% in the last quarter to 45* in Q3 2010, up from 36 in Q2 2010 reveals research from UHY Hacker Young and Trowers & Hamlins LLP, the City law firm.
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Latest publications

February 2012: Experience with stock market clients

Hemscott December 2011

Our Capital Markets specialists have significant experience advising and supporting fully listed, AIM and PLUS clients. This document provides a list of stock market clients as at February 2012.
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