Just released: June’s small-cap stock recommendation [PREMIUM PICKS]

We believe the UK small-cap market offers a myriad of opportunities across a wide range of different businesses and industries.

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In this service, we highlight what we believe to be the very best small-cap businesses listed on the UK market. Typically these will be companies valued at between £200m and £500m, and many of them could be listed on AIM, the so-called junior market run by the London Stock Exchange.

“The firm’s resilience in the face of macro challenges is praise-worthy, but not only that, it seems well placed to grow”

Mark Stones, Hidden Winners

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