Boohoo returns to the AIM top spot, but small pharma is dominating the headlines
At the end of April 2020 there were 840 companies on AIM, with the total market value £88.5bn. This compares to 843 companies at the end of March 2020 when AIM’s market value was £74.3bn. Ignoring reverse takeovers there were no new arrivals in the month and three departures.
AIM followed other major stock markets in enjoying a strong bounce in April but, not surprisingly given the very challenging environment, London's junior market didn’t attract any new arrivals.
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