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Asos makes stock exchange listing move

Fashion e-tailer Asos has confirmed it will be delisting the company’s Ordinary Shares on AIM from February 21. The retailer will be admitting the shares to the premium segment of the Official List of the Financial Conduct Authority (FDA) and to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange effective from the morning of February 22. It...

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Hotter Shoes owner Unbound Group debuts on AIM

The owner of British footwear retailer Hotter Shoes has debuted on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). Unbound Group announced earlier this month it would be moving from LSE’s main market to AIM as part of a rebranding at the group, which aims to be an online multi-brand retail platform targeted at the 55+ demographic. The...

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Online marketplace Fruugo to float on London's AIM market

UK-based online marketplace Fruugo has announced plans to float on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange. The company, which sells fashion, beauty and accessories among other categories, said the objective of the float is to raise its funding and profile “to fuel a significant increase in the rate of growth of new retailers using Fruugo...

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In The Style debuts on London’s AIM market

Manchester-based fashion e-tailer In The Style has debuted on AIM, a sub-market of the London Stock Exchange. The womenswear retailer placed 5.5 million new ordinary shares and 24.5 million existing ordinary shares at a price of 200 pence apiece, raising 11 million pounds for the company and 49 million pounds for selling shareholders. At the...

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Mothercare moves to AIM amid restructuring

Maternity and childrenswear specialist Mothercare has moved from The London Stock Exchange to the junior market, AIM, as part of its almost-completed restructuring. “Our resilient performance through the pandemic bears out the robustness of the Mothercare business today,” said chairman Clive Whiley in a statement. He continued: “We are not...

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Footasylum confirms intention to float on AIM

Premium fashion and sports footwear retailer Footasylum has confirmed its intention to float on AIM, a market of the London Stock Exchange, following reports last week about the brand’s plans. Footasylum said the capital raised from the placing, which is expected to commence in November, will be used to drive growth in its multi-channel...

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Quiz announces plans to float on AIM

Womenswear retailer Quiz has announced its intention to float on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), a market of the London Stock Exchange, as it looks to raise funds to accelerate growth. Dealings in the company’s shares are expected to commence in July. Quiz will become the latest affordable fashion brand to go public after Asos and...

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Joules to float on Aim at 160p a share

British lifestyle retailer Joules, which is set to float on the London Stock Exchange junior Aim market, has set the placing price at 160 pence per share, valuing the company at 140 million pounds. Joules aims to raise approximately 77.5 million pounds through its initial public offering, and the retailer expects admission to the Aim market to...

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MySale valued at 340 million pounds ahead of next week's flotation

Australian online apparel retailer MySale is has announced plans to list on the London’sAlternative Investment stock market on 16 June, a step which has valued the company at 340 million pounds. MySale has set the placing price at 226 pence per ordinary share, issuing 150,647,610 ordinary shares which is equal to 41.2 percent of the company. Sir...

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Boohoo.com enjoys strong debut on London's Alternative Stock Market

Boohoo.com witnessed shares grow as much as 70 percent during its debut on London's Aim this Friday, after the online fashion retailer raised 300 million pounds through an initial public offering this week and valuing the company at 560 million pounds upon its entry to trading. The placing price was set at 50 pence a share for 600 million...

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Boohoo fixes price for IPO

Online British fashion retailer Boohoo.com has set the share price for its upcoming initial public offering at 50 pence a share. The company is set to float 6 hundred million shares on London' s Alternative market (AIM) 8 a.m on March 14, with a market capitalization of 560 million pounds. The Manchester-based online retailer said it was raising...

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Boohoo.com to list on Aim mid-March

British online fashion retailer Boohoo.com is preparing to list on London's Alternative Investment Market (Aim.) The exchange is part of the London Stock Exchange and is focused in its domestic market, intended for young companies. In a regulatory filing posted on Friday, the online fashion retailer outlined plans to list on Aim on March 14. It...