News & Comment
Aim-listed Atlantic Global ended the six months to June with operating profits up 31 per cent to £284,000, sales improved 67 per cent to £860,000 and cash resources of £1.8 million – and remains one of the few new Aim companies trading at a premium to its launch price. Leslie Copeland reports.
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Recommendations
Smaller companies have continued to fare especially well during August and September and our Company Watch and Company Profile recommendations continue to thrive. The average gain of all of our 2003 recommendations is an impressive 43 per cent.
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Atlantic Global's float on Aim last year following a £1.6 million Seymour Pierce-backed fundraising was a rather low-key affair. Atlantic slipped quietly onto the market with a value of £5.2 million – a prudent price tag for a venture that made £314,000 on sales of £1.2 million in 2001.
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Sector Articles
After a storming six months, locating value in the software sector is no longer as easy as it once was. But I've found three companies that I believe are still fundamentally under-valued
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Mike Foster talks to the shell supremo
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AIM's charge towards the 600-member mark continued unabashed this month with ten new companies entering the fray. As of 30 June London's junior market was home to 575 businesses – 12 months ago that figure stood at 429.
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