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Why UK small caps look mispriced today

Abby Glennie provides an update on the UK smaller companies investment landscape.

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Abby Glennie

Co-Manager, Aberdeen UK Smaller Companies Growth Trust

Duration: 7 Mins

Date: 09 Jun 2026

In this short video, Aberdeen UK Smaller Companies Growth Trust Co‑Manager Abby Glennie explains that smaller companies are often seen as more domestically focused, which can be a concern when sentiment towards the UK economy is weak. However, this can also create opportunities for small caps to outperform larger companies in the UK. Abby also discusses the trust’s portfolio exposures and the key factors driving performance.

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