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Consumer electronics firm Kada becomes latest Chinese AIM addition

Kada Technology Holdings has become the second Chinese firm in a week to declare its desire to join London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM).

Opinion

AIM to please

Our new research into AIM paints a rosier picture than a year ago.

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Value of M&A on AIM soars

The value of acquisitions made by AIM-listed companies has jumped by £600 million during 2011, new research from GrowthBusiness shows.

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Acquisitive Trap Oil raises funds

North Sea-focused Trap Oil, an oil and gas exploration and appraisal company focused on the UK Continental Shelf, has raised £4.3 million through a placing on AIM.

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Sceptre to leave AIM and save costs

Shares in gaming group Sceptre Leisure  have slumped after the company unveiled plans to leave AIM in order to save costs.

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University spin-out Retroscreen Virology joins junior stock market

Retroscreen Virology Group has joined AIM through an initial public offering (IPO) worth £15 million.

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Imperial Innovations reveals total spend

Investments in ventures including Autifony Therapeutics have taken Imperial Innovations' outlay to £25.7 million for the past year.

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Zattikka debuts on AIM

Mobile games specialist Zattikka has begun dealings on AIM and raised £12.6 million in the process.

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AIM admission of Microsaic Systems

Scientific instrument developer Microsaic Systems has been admitted to AIM after raising £4 million through broker Numis.

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Acquisition deal for AIM-listed companies

AIM-listed Blinkx has acquired a fellow American and AIM company with the acquisition of Burst Media Corporation, the online advertising services and technology business.

Financial Management

Dealmaking in detail on AIM

Despite the recent climb in share prices, hundreds of companies on AIM are still valued at less than their annual turnover. GrowthBusiness explores new research on AIM and assesses the opportunities for ambitious acquirers.

Company Flotations

Capturing value on the AIM market

Despite the recent climb in share prices, hundreds of companies on AIM are still valued at less than their annual turnover.