17th Feb 2020 16:52
(Alliance News) - Northern Venture Trust PLC on Monday reported a first quarter fall in net asset value, though Northern 2 VCT PLC and Northern 3 VCT PLC both reported growth.
Northern Venture's net asset value per share slipped 1.5% to 68.9 pence in December, from 67.9p at the end of September. This was after the firm paid a 2.0p dividend in December.
Northern 2's NAV per share climbed 1.3% to 63.8p at the end of December from 63.0p in September, and Northern 3's NAV per share was 2.4% higher at 94.3p from 92.1p.
Northern Venture shares closed 0.8% higher at 64.00 pence each in London on Monday afternoon. Northern 2 was untraded, last quoted at 57.00p, with Northern 3 also untraded at 85.00p.
Northern Venture reported three realisations during the period, including its entire holding in Brady PLC, an AIM-listed software company which is the object of an agreed takeover by Hanover Active Equity Fund II Sca SICAV-RAIF, a private equity firm.
By Eric Cunha; [email protected]
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