AIM IPOs March 2021
March was a much busier month for new arrivals on AIM with seven IPOs and one transfer from the Main Market. Our regular update here covers all the newcomers to AIM in March 2021, with the shares of one innovative company already up strongly.
At the end of March 2021 there were 822 companies on AIM, with the total market value of London's growth market £137.2 billion, another record period end value. This compares to 816 companies at the end of February 2021, when AIM’s market value was £134.4 billion. There were 8 genuine new arrivals in the month and 3 departures, one of which was acquired by another AIM company.
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