During an ‘exceptionally difficult’ 2009, in which new issues and fundraisings remained comparatively thin on the ground, PLUS says its stock exchange put in a steady performance in terms of new admissions and corporate activity.
AIM bounced back strongly in 2009, with the index opening the year at 395 points and finishing December up 66 per cent at 654.17.
Grid spend increase gets green light
OFT move irks bus firms
Dazzling December for London retail
Tapping the markets
Licence deals set to increase
Budgets to rebound, suggests advertising survey
Bonuses and break-ups to the fore
Panmure positive on the insurance sector
Upside potential at property play, says the broker
House builder is worth holding, says Numis
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Organic composting specialist TEG Group is pursuing long-term contracts after turning £1.6 million annual losses into £155,000 pre-tax profits.
Bid candidate Cyprotex is moving its drug discovery services into toxicology after pre-tax profits down 15 per cent to £460,413.
Forte Energy expects new uranium resource figures for its Mauritanian projects shortly and could start producing from Guinea by 2012.
