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On this service, we spotlight what we imagine to be the easiest small-cap companies listed on the UK market. Usually these will probably be corporations valued at between £200m and £500m, and lots of of them may very well be listed on AIM, the so-called junior market run by the London Inventory Change.
“I previously recommended [this stock] believing it was an attractive way for investors to partake in the growth of a spread of quality businesses. With the valuation at the most attractive level since it was first added to the Scorecard in 2020, I believe now offers a compelling opportunity for new investors, and for existing shareholders, to average down into a lower share price.”
Mark Stones, Hidden Winners
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