Listing on AIM

The AIM, a sub-market of the LSE, allows smaller companies from any sector/ country to float shares with a more flexible regulatory system compared to the Main Market. Launched in 1995, it has over 2,500 listed companies, raising more than 34 billion sterling pounds in the process. To join AIM, companies do not need a particular financial track record or trading history. There is also no minimum requirement in terms of size or number of shareholders.

Specialist advisers, which are crucial to the market's success, range from dedicated Nominated Advisers (Nomads) who play a central role in the life of an AIM company, to consultants, lawyers and accountants. We act as dedicated consultants in this respect.

The Indian companies which have already listed on AIM are Great Eastern Energy Corporation, Noida Toll bridge and property funds like Raheja, Hiranandani, Ishaan and Unitech (Rs. 3,000 crores) with numerous companies in the process of listing like UTV.