Flotation

Making the most of the markets

May 08 issue

AIM is a well-established source of capital and forum for deals, while the PLUS Quoted market is striving to carve a niche at the junior end of the corporate spectrum. The winners of the 2008 Growth Company Awards tell Robert Tyerman how they are seizing the opportunities that these exchanges provide

Secrets of success

Mar 08 issue

There’s no better way to learn how to be successful than hearing from those at the top of their game. Robert Tyerman speaks to some of the winners of the fourth annual Quoted Company Awards, organised by Business XL’s sister magazine Growth Company Investor

PLUS: an exchange on the rise?

Feb 08 issue

If you’re running a young company and seeking a modest cash injection, PLUS Markets may well be worth a look. Robert Tyerman reports

Size and the City

Dec 07/Jan 08 issue

The Alternative Investment Market has its attractions, but the short-term approach of investors may be the exact opposite of what you require to achieve long-term growth. Marc Barber reports

Reaching the promised land

Oct 07 issue

Since the Alternative Investment Market was established in 1995, it’s become the public listing of choice for ambitious entrepreneurs intent on fast growth. Robert Tyerman tells you what you need to know

The high-risk way to go public

Jul/Aug 07 issue

If you’re determined to conduct an IPO but know that your business lacks the financial clout to make it happen, it may be worth considering pre-float finance. Robert Tyerman reports

Should I float on AIM?

May 07 issue

If you’re committed to faster growth, you should seriously consider a float on AIM. Robert Tyerman speaks to leading advisers who can show you the way – and raise significant sums for you in the process.

On the PLUS side

Oct 06 issue

A change of name and an overhaul of its structure are just some of the reasons why PLUS, the UK’s most junior stock exchange, is attracting more growing companies than ever before...

How to float on AIM

Jul/Aug 06 issue

London’s junior market has developed a strong reputation for attracting growth companies looking to float on a lightly regulated market. Robert Tyerman explains the basics of going public and picking the advisory team to help you reach new heights...

How to take the cash shell route

Jul/Aug 06 issue

One way of floating on AIM is to find a ‘shell’. This is a company already quoted on the market that either has no continuing business or assets, apart from some remaining cash, or has been specially created as a quoted vehicle to pursue investment opportunities...


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