Research that starts from the filing.
Screens, methods and the odd surprise from ten years of AIM company accounts. Every figure links back to the page it was read from, so you can check the working.
The AIM 100 companies that grew revenue every year for a decade
Read from the filed accounts, which companies never printed a down year, and how many of them also converted that growth into cash.
Who changes the numbers after the fact? Restatements across the index
Every figure is read twice, once as filed and once from the following year's comparative. Here is where the two disagreed, and by how much.
Aug 2026 · 8 min readAdjusted versus statutory: the size of the gap, company by company
Adjusted profit is a company's own measure. We line it up against the statutory line it adjusts, over every year on record, and rank the gap.
Aug 2026 · 7 min readDilution on AIM: share counts over ten years of annual reports
Fundraising leaves a trail in the share count. We track it for every company and separate steady issuers from the occasional placing.
Jul 2026 · 5 min read£, £'000 or £m: why the printed scale matters when you read a filing
One company changed the scale of its revenue line twice in ten reports. A note on how the extractor keeps every figure in the units it was printed in.
Jul 2026 · 4 min readTwo thousand balance sheets that balance, and the three that did not
What the deterministic checks catch, what they let through, and what happens to a figure that fails one.
Jun 2026 · 6 min read