About the AIM 26 Rule

Since the 20th of February 2007, all AIM (Alternative Investment Market) companies have been required to maintain corporate websites by the London Stock Exchange.

For the purpose of corporate transparency and disclosure, these AIM compliant websites must provide specific financial and governance data. Any updates should be communicated to shareholders regularly.

AIM Compliant Websites

All AIM Rule 26 websites have to provide the following information free of charge:

• the country of incorporation
• the main country/countries of operation
• a business description
• who the directors are and details (normally as in the admission document)
• a description of the members of the board of directors and their responsibilities within the company
• For a non-UK company, the site should state the difference in rights to the UK shareholders
• if there are restrictions on the transfer of AIM securities, details must be stated
• annual, half-yearly and quarterly reports must be published on the site
• admission documents
• all publications sent to the shareholders within the past 12 months
• details of the nominated advisor and other key advisors
• the number of AIM securities in issue and the percentage not available to the public

AIM Compliant websites by Susumu

Susumu has notable experience in developing and managing AIM Rule 26 compliant websites. Many of our clients opt for a secure content management system, which means they can update the information themselves with even basic computer knowledge. Clients can gain access to update information from anywhere with an Internet connection by going to a specified address and simply entering their secure username and password.

Alternatively Susumu has offered ongoing maintenance for clients who prefer not to update the website directly. Other services such as stock price charts and tickers as well as RNS email news alerts have also been integrated.

Please contact us for more information on AIM Compliant websites and to view our portfolio.