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12 October 2026

Archived edition — written against the dataset as it stood on 12 October 2026, and its figures have not been restated since. See the current tape

The week added one row to the tape: a company-requested AIM suspension, not a listing.

  • Beowulf Mining plc was suspended on 12 October 2026 at the company's request amid uncertainty over a proposed strategic investment; the row records market=aim and no transfer.
  • Year to date the dataset holds 37 admissions and 62 cancellations, a net flow of -25.
  • 8 intentions to float are on record, of which 3 are live and none stale.
  • The median ITF-to-admission gap is published at 22.0 days on a sample of five; the post-ITF completion rate is withheld because the sample is too small.
  • 37 admissions have raised GBP 1,612,166,881, stated by 16 of them.

Dataset as of 12 October 2026 · 172 rows from 1 January 2026

One new row reached the tape this week, and it was a suspension rather than a listing: Beowulf Mining plc asked for its AIM trading to be suspended on 12 October 2026 amid what the row records as uncertainty over a proposed strategic investment. Against the year to date the tape remains dominated by departures — 37 admissions against 62 cancellations, a net flow of -25 — with the median gap from intention to float to admission published at 22.0 days on a sample of five.

Coverage: one trading day of new rows, 12 October 2026, the sole addition since the 7 October edition, set against the dataset running from 1 January 2026 to 12 October 2026.

1. A single suspension row, and it is the AIM variety

The only addition since the last edition is Beowulf Mining plc on 12 October 2026, suspended at the company's own request amid uncertainty over a proposed strategic investment. The row carries market=aim and transfer=False, so it does not bear on the Main Market confirmation this site covers and is not a venue transfer. It is one of 53 suspensions recorded in the dataset this year, a count that runs well ahead of the 37 admissions. For a CFO or company secretary, the arithmetic point is simply that suspensions are the most frequent single event type on this tape and the reason given is company-side, not regulatory.

Sources

Counts, samples and withheld figures in this edition are derived by lib/tape.ts from the rows in tape/current.json as of 2026-10-12, which is the same file the page reads.

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Every claim in this edition was written from the dataset, and the dataset is public. The current tape carries every row with the announcement it was read from, plus the figures as they stand today.

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Compiled from regulatory announcements and cited to them. This is a record of what was announced, not a view on any issuer or any deal — it is not investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation.