76 companies have delisted from the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) in the past 12 months – a sharp increase of 62 percent from 47 delistings in the previous 12 months, research by UK accountancy group UHY Hacker Young has revealed.
The reasons cited by those companies included the high cost and time required to comply with AIM obligations (seven companies), the low share price they have achieved on AIM (two companies), and financial stres...