Roundhouse AI updates AIM admission details

what happened

According to the London Stock Exchange’s RNS service, Singapore-based Roundhouse AI Ltd has updated its information ahead of the expected admission of its shares to AIM on 13 October 2026. The company has developed the Roundhouse Dashboard, an infrastructure platform for assessing the identity, reputation and settlement activity of autonomous AI agents using x402 settlements and on-chain identities.

The company is seeking admission for 282,089,832 no-par-value ordinary shares at an issue price of 5 pence. The total comprises 250,247,721 ordinary shares, 30,000,000 Placing Shares and 1,842,111 WRAP Offer Shares. Capital raised on admission is expected to be approximately £1.6 million, with an anticipated market capitalisation of approximately £14.1 million. About 44.75% of AIM securities will not be in public hands, while the shares will remain freely transferable.

Roundhouse AI’s listing on the Access Segment of the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market will be cancelled concurrently with the AIM admission. Matthew (Matt) Lodge is chief executive officer and executive chairman, and Elliot Francis Fielding is finance director. Beaumont Cornish Limited is the nominated adviser and Clear Capital Markets Limited is the broker.

why it matters

The move gives investors a new AIM admission framework for Roundhouse AI after its Aquis listing is cancelled. The company says it plans to add commercial features, standardised scores and benchmarks based on its existing data on autonomous-agent activity.

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