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HgCapital Trust shares rise despite dip in net asset value

ALN

HgCapital Trust PLC’s share price rose in the third quarter, backed by growth in its core investments despite currency pressures.

During the three months ending September 30, the London-based investment vehicle, which invests in private software and services companies, saw its share price increase by 6.6%, narrowing the discount to its net asset value from 7% to 1%. Year-to-date, its share price has risen by 20%.

HgCapital’s net asset value declined by 0.9% over the quarter, primarily due to ‘adverse’ foreign exchange movements. At quarter-end, the net asset value per share stood at £5.21, with total net assets of £2.4 billion.

HgCapital shares were up 1.0% at 521.08 pence in London on Thursday afternoon.

The company attributed its long-term performance to its top 20 investments, which make up 76% of the portfolio. These investments reported 20% growth in sales and a 24% rise in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation over the past year, with Ebitda margins reaching 34%.

HgCapital reported £420 million in available resources, including an undrawn £312 million bank facility, and £720 million - 30% of net asset value - in committed capital for investment over the next three to four years. Third-quarter investments totalled £213 million, with co-investments now comprising 10% of the portfolio, up from 5% at the start of the year.

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