SEEEN's Adrian Hargrave on How AIM Market Can Best Serve Both Growth Companies & Investor Interests

Why It Matters

The strategy signals to investors that SEEEN will combine organic expansion with selective AIM‑market acquisitions, driving revenue growth and delivering stronger returns.

Key Takeaways

• First deal since 2019 signals renewed acquisition strategy.
• Targeting organic growth via cross‑selling Medial and SEEEN solutions.
• Annualized revenue run‑rate reached $6.8 million overall last year.
• New reseller partnership with Tiger Tracks expands e‑commerce reach.
• Emphasis on leveraging AIM market for strategic, timely acquisitions.

Summary

Adrian Hargrave, CEO of SEEEN, outlined how the AIM market can simultaneously support high‑growth companies and investor interests, using the company’s first acquisition since 2019 as a case study. He emphasized that any future deals must be creative and complementary to organic expansion.

The company posted a $6.8 million annualized revenue run‑rate last year and is pursuing growth through cross‑selling Medial and SEEEN solutions, expanding its CSP business, and adding new customers in sports and e‑commerce. A recent reseller agreement with Tiger Tracks exemplifies the push to broaden market reach without relying solely on M&A.

Hargrave stressed, “We’re all believers in AIM; buying businesses at the right time of a company’s journey is a good way of doing that,” underscoring the strategic use of the market for timely acquisitions that add value to the existing customer base.

Investors can expect a steady stream of customer wins, announcements, and potentially more sensible acquisitions, positioning SEEEN for sustained revenue growth and enhanced shareholder returns.

Original Description

SEEEN's Chief Executive Officer, Adrian Hargrave explains why the Medial acquisition is a gold standard example of how the AIM market can best serve both growth companies and investor interests.

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