Re-registration of companies—glossary of terms
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Practice notesRe-registration of companies—glossary of terms
Published by a LexisNexis Corporate expert
Practice notes
This Practice Note contains a glossary of some of the most common terms and phrases used in the context of the re-registration of a company.
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| AIM | A securities market owned and operated by the London Stock Exchange plc, with lighter entry requirements and continuing obligations than the main regulated markets. Previously known as the Alternative Investment Market, but now simply known as AIM. |
| AIM company | A company with a class of its shares traded on AIM. |
| Application to re-register—private to public | An application for re-registration from private to public will be made on a Companies House form RR01. |
| Application to re-register—private to unlimited | An application for re-registration from private to unlimited will be made on a Companies House form RR05. |
| Application to re-register—public to private | An application for re-registration from public to private will be made on a Companies House form RR02. |
| Application to re-register—public to unlimited | An application for re-registration from public to unlimited will be made on a Companies House form RR07. |
| Application to re-register—unlimited to |
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