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Netcall CEO Joins Key Discussions on Boosting AIM Market at 10 Downing Street

1st April 2025

On 1st April 2025, James Ormondroyd, Netcall’s CEO, was invited to participate in a roundtable meeting at 10 Downing Street with the Quoted Companies Alliance (QCA). The discussion focused on measures to enhance the attractiveness of the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) ahead of its 30th anniversary in June.

The meeting, which brought together executives from multiple AIM-quoted companies, focused on strategies to increase growth capital for small and mid-sized enterprises. Participants engaged directly with the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds MP, and the Prime Minister’s Special Advisor on Business & Investment, Varun Chandra.

Participants highlighted how AIM-quoted companies contribute to job creation, innovation and economic development across numerous industries and regions throughout the UK.

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“Today’s discussions highlighted the significant role that AIM-quoted companies have in contributing to regional economic growth across the UK. There’s a real opportunity to implement measures to strengthen the flow of growth capital to innovative businesses. It is positive that government representatives are engaging with us and offering encouragement on this matter.”

James Ormondroyd

CEO, Netcall

The meeting included executives from several AIM-listed companies and investors, with additional participation from the London Stock Exchange Group.

Key Discussions on Boosting AIM Market

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