3 shares I think have massive share price growth potential

Andy Ross looks at three AIM companies with fantastic share price growth potential.

| More on:

The content of this article was relevant at the time of publishing. Circumstances change continuously and caution should therefore be exercised when relying upon any content contained within this article.

You’re reading a free article with opinions that may differ from The Motley Fool’s Premium Investing Services. Become a Motley Fool member today to get instant access to our top analyst recommendations, in-depth research, investing resources, and more. Learn More.

If you want to make serious money from investing in shares, then you need to own at least some companies with big share price growth potential.

Massive growth potential in a very profitable industry

One such share, in my opinion, is the boutique asset manager Polar Capital (LSE: POLR). Its 12 autonomous teams run 25 funds, some of which are focussed on the technology industry and have been doing very well during the pandemic. The group aims to recruit best-in-class investment teams and give them the infrastructure to run their funds to outperform the market.

It has had some success in growing the number of teams under its umbrella. This has fed through to strong growth. There’s no reason why this can’t continue. The business model is very scalable because new investment teams can be easily integrated.

The group has net cash of £107m, so is well financed to see out Covid-19. The group is making progress in developing an Asian client base, which should really help it grow assets under management and profits in the future.

In difficult economic conditions, the group has maintained its dividend. But I think the major reason to own the shares is for the potential for future share price growth.

The undervalued tech share with massive growth potential

I think data solutions company D4T4 (LSE: D4T4) is a potentially undervalued tech share. A price-to-earnings ratio of 20 compares very favourably to other data-focused shares, as well as the broader technology industry.

Yet there are more reasons to believe the company, and its share price, can grow. Gross profit margins have been growing and most recently stood at over 60%.

The group has no debt, which is a major positive. Especially given that market conditions are challenging and clients are taking longer to sign deals.

Once the Covid-19 situation normalises, the board expects to go back to growing the dividend so the shares offer massive growth potential alongside a modest income.I think the focus for the business is investing in future growth.

Lastly, digital transformation within organisations, perhaps accelerated by the pandemic, will continue and that will help D4T4 to grow.

Going strong and with further to go

Team17 (LSE: TM17), is a gaming company I’ve bought because of its massive growth potential. The gaming market is in favour right now with investors, which should continue. The company has an entrepreneurial founder who still has a significant stake in the company. It has also been growing revenues quickly.

Most recently the shares were boosted by an announcement that Team17 had signed a publishing agreement with Tencent Games’ NExT Studios for its game, Crown Trick. The announcement builds on a growing record the developer has with Chinese gaming companies that could be a platform for profitable growth in the future.

But the shares have dropped back over the last week or so. This could make them good value right now, even though they’ve had a strong 2020 to date.

Andy Ross owns shares in Team17. The Motley Fool UK has no position in any of the shares mentioned. Views expressed on the companies mentioned in this article are those of the writer and therefore may differ from the official recommendations we make in our subscription services such as Share Advisor, Hidden Winners and Pro. Here at The Motley Fool we believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors.

More on Investing Articles

Young Caucasian man making doubtful face at camera
Investing Articles

£20,000 in savings? Here’s how you can use that to target a £5,755 yearly second income

It might sound farfetched to turn £20k in savings into a £5k second income I can rely on come rain…

Read more »

Snowing on Jubilee Gardens in London at dusk
Investing Articles

Last-minute Christmas shopping? These shares look like good value…

Consumer spending has been weak in the US this year. But that might be creating opportunities for value investors looking…

Read more »

Dominos delivery man on skateboard holding pizza boxes
Investing Articles

2 passive income stocks offering dividend yields above 6%

While these UK dividend stocks have headed in very different directions this year, they're both now offering attractive yields.

Read more »

Black woman using smartphone at home, watching stock charts.
Investing Articles

How I’m aiming to outperform the S&P 500 with just 1 stock

A 25% head start means Stephen Wright feels good about his chances of beating the S&P 500 – at least,…

Read more »

British pound data
Investing Articles

Will the stock market crash in 2026? Here’s what 1 ‘expert’ thinks

Mark Hartley ponders the opinion of a popular market commentator who thinks the stock market might crash in 2026. Should…

Read more »

Investing Articles

Prediction: I think these FTSE 100 shares can outperform in 2026

All businesses go through challenges. But Stephen Wright thinks two FTSE 100 shares that have faltered in 2025 could outperform…

Read more »

pensive bearded business man sitting on chair looking out of the window
Dividend Shares

Prediction: 2026 will be the FTSE 100’s worst year since 2020

The FTSE 100 had a brilliant 2026, easily beating the US S&P 500 index. But after four years of good…

Read more »

Portrait of elderly man wearing white denim shirt and glasses looking up with hand on chin. Thoughtful senior entrepreneur, studio shot against grey background.
Dividend Shares

Prediction: the Lloyds share price could hit £1.25 in 2026

The Lloyds share price has had a splendid 2025 and is inching closer to the elusive £1 mark. But what…

Read more »