Rare stamp and coin firm Stanley Gibbons is eyeing an exit from London’s AIM market, raising fresh concerns about the junior market’s allure. (PA)
(Picture: PA Wire)London’s market for high-growth companies has suffered another blow as stalwart Stanley Gibbons seeks to axe its listing after nearly 40 years on the junior market.
The rare coin and stamp seller, founded in 1856 by English stamp dealer Edward Stanely Gibbons, wants to exit the UK’s Alternative Investment Market, or AIM, because of the lack of benefits of remaining listed.
