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The reporting standards on AIM are atrocious. For roughly nine to ten months of every year, shareholders in the overwhelming majority of companies are left in the dark as to how their company is performing financially. What scarce information there is, is usually out of date by the time of release. The London Stock Exchange really needs to address this glaring weakness, but so long as it maintains the pretence of operating “the world’s most successful growth market” I doubt anything will be done. Sefton Resources (SER) once again provides a perfect case in point why this issue matters so much.
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