The decline of AIM

Jul 24

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continues. This is hardly surprising given that these small, some bordering on tiny, companies are drenched with costs which do not produce any profits. I am not sure what the answer is but, clearly, these costs are a mistaken emphasis.

Written by Simon Cawkwell, July 2026

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