Why companies left AIM in July and August 2023

There were eight companies that left AIM during July and August. There were four companies that were taken over, one voluntary winding-up, one went bust, one did not have a nominated adviser and one switched to the Specialist Funds Segment of the London Stock Exchange. 
10 July
Xpediator
Transport and logistics group Xpediator agreed a 42p/share bid that was originally proposed last year. The shareholders also received a special dividend of 2p/share. The acquisition is valued at £62.3m. The consortium is led by Stephen Blyth, the former chief executive of Xpediator, and involves Justas Ve...

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