Rally could kick-start AIM new listings activity, says Nomad

Four companies joined the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in February, but that was not enough to counteract the 11 departures from London's junior market, notes Allenby Capital, an AIM nominated adviser (Nomad) and broker.

Four companies joined the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in February, but that was not enough to counteract the 11 departures from London's junior market, notes Allenby Capital, an AIM nominated adviser (Nomad) and broker.

There were 11 companies that delisted from AIM in February, with one going into administration and three returning to private status. The other seven disappeared as a result of being taken over, bringing to 17 the number of AIM companied snaffled up in the first two months of the year.

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