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Aim 100 2025 Part 1: Thirty years on – Aim finds itself in a precarious position

Dan Jones explains what’s going on in London’s junior market alongside important data and information on this year’s first 50 companies

Aim 100 2025: 100 to 91

Looking at the likes of Bioventix and Knights Group, we explore the investment case for the smallest 10 stocks in the Aim 100

Aim 100 2025: 90 to 81

From Gateley to Brickability, find out which of this batch of Aim stocks we rate a Buy

Aim 100 2025: 80 to 71

Which of Keystone Law, Begbies Traynor and LBG Media are Buys? Find out here

Aim 100 2025: 70 to 61

This batch of junior companies includes miners, software stocks and a plumbing business. But which ones are worth owning?

Aim 100 2025: 60 to 51

Our final segment of Part 1 looks at the likes of MS International, Impax Asset Management and Science Group

Aim 100 2025 Part 2: Does bigger equal better?

Dan Jones analyses and provides data and information on the largest 50 companies listed on London’s junior market

Aim 100 2025: 50 to 41

Our first segment of the Aim 100 Part 2 looks at the likes of Yu Group, Next 15 and AB Dynamics

Aim 100 2025: 40 to 31

From YouGov to Restore and Mortgage Advice Bureau, find out which names in this batch of Aim stocks we rate a Buy

Aim 100 2025: 30 to 21

Which of Cerillion, ITM Power, and Polar Capital are Buys? Find out here

Aim 100 2025: 20 to 11

This batch of junior companies includes Everplay, Serica Energy and MP Evans. But which ones are worth owning?

Aim 100 2025: 10 to 1

Looking at the likes of Fevertree and Jet2, we explore the investment case for the largest 10 stocks in the Aim 100