AIM investors stitched-up | Another takeover offer
The latest company to announce a move to the Main Market from AIM, hasn’t given much thought to its long-suffering shareholders, as we reflect on here. Elsewhere, a high-quality software group continues to trade well, England’s largest winemaker reports a dream harvest and an eyewear business attracts multiple suitors. We also cover a mildly disappointing update from one of our Bonkers Bargains, which brought an unexpectedly big sell-off in the shares. Read on here for more on this and other news.
Cerllion: year of consolidation Cerillion (AIM:CER), the billing, charging and customer relationship management software solutions provider, reassured with its full year trading update. Having surged to highs of 1970 pence in August 2024 on the back of stunning growth and regular upgrades, the shares have fallen back since; while the rating still looks quite rich, could now be a good buying opportunity? Revenue for its financial year to the end of September 2025 climbed 3.5% to £45.3m, behind consensus forecasts, reflecting the timing of contract wins. However, adjusted profit before tax is expected to be slightly ahead of the consensus…