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Since its inception in 1995, 2,500 companies have joined the AIM market. An offshoot of the London Stock Exchange, AIM was devised as an international market for growing small to medium size companies.
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A truly international market
Among the 2,500 members are newly formed venture capital start-ups as well as long-established companies who are now in a position to expand.
AIM has raised more than £34bn for its members since it was formed and has resulted in a number of companies making the transition to the LSE's main market after enjoying major success on AIM.
AIM is incredibly diverse, boasting companies from a host of sectors across the world. These companies have been attracted by the prospect of a market that gives the opportunity to raise capital while utilising a pragmatic approach to regulation.
Key AIM attractions:
- No need for financial track record or trading history
- No minimum requirement in terms of size or number of shareholders
- Balanced regulatory regime