- Large cap growth doesn't come cheap
- More Aim-listed companies rank well against small company tests
Bigger companies that offer good growth prospects just don’t come cheap nowadays and that’s reflected in the results of our FTSE All Share screen. The largest company passing even 6/8 tests is insurance and investment business Legal & General (LGEN).
Against our different set of tests just for smaller companies, packaging specialist Macfarlane (MACF) gets 7/7.
On Aim, which is also tested against the small company rules, Cohort (CHRT), a holding company for defence-related businesses gets full-marks. So does Smart Metering Systems (SMS), which is involved in rolling out the eponymous technology. Joining them at the top of the Aim class is asset and energy support services company Sureserve Group (SUR).
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