Las claves del proyecto que transformará la historia siderúrgica en España
Supondrá un antes y un después para la producción de acero, la economía, el empleo y la calidad del aire
N. A. E. GIJÓN. Domingo, 18 julio 2021, 01:38 Será una obra clave para la economía asturiana, que cambiará para siempre la forma de producir acero y que tendrá repercusiones en la cifra de trabajadores, su cualificación o en la calidad del aire del entorno.
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• NAV at the year end of 44.41p per share (2020: 46.35p), after dividend payments totalling 3.00p per share during the year
• Deployment of £6.91 million during the year, including new investments in 20 private and AIM quoted companies
The financial year to 28 February 2021 has been a period of significant challenge and uncertainty dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This public health crisis has had a wide-reaching impact across our society, and the Directors thoughts are with all of those who have been affected.
Despite the economic disruption experienced during the year, it is encouraging to report that your Company has continued to make positive progress, with NAV total return increasing to 144.32p per share. This reflects the strength and resilience of the investee portfolio, where most companies successfully adjusted their business models to enable them to continue to operate under the lockdown restrictions. Further progress
The financial year to 31 December 2020 has been a very challenging period, during which the COVID-19 pandemic and the protective measures that were subsequently introduced, have had a significant impact on the economy, whilst also affecting the personal and working lives of most people. This global health crisis has had a wide reaching impact across our society and the thoughts of the Directors are with all of those who have been affected.
Against this economic backdrop, it is encouraging to report on the positive progress that has been achieved by your Company, with NAV total return at the year end increasing to 148.93p per share. This growth reflects the strength and resilience of the underlying portfolio, and the ability of investee companies to adapt to the evolving market conditions. The AIM quoted portfolio made a strong contribution to the overall performance with most investee companies reporting positive trading updates, which resulted in share price appreciation. C
The financial year to 30 November 2020 has been a period of significant challenge and uncertainty, following the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent imposition of protective measures and restrictions that have had a wide reaching impact on the economy and our society. This public health crisis has touched the lives of many people and our thoughts are with everyone who has been affected.
Notwithstanding the disruption caused by the pandemic, your Board is pleased to announce a slight uplift in NAV total return at the year end to 79.83p per share. Under the circumstances, the Directors consider that this is a creditable performance, which reflects the strength and diversity of the underlying portfolio and the ability of most investee companies to adjust to the current market conditions. Notably, the AIM quoted portfolio performed strongly during the year, with the majority of holdings reporting positive trading updates and share price appreciation. In terms o
The year to 30 November 2020 has been one of considerable challenge, dominated by the outbreak of COVID-19, which has had an unparalleled impact on the economy and our society. Our thoughts are with all those who have been affected by the crisis.
Despite the wide-reaching disruption caused by the pandemic, it is encouraging to report that your Company has generated a modest uplift in NAV total return at the year end to 144.44p per share. This reflects a significant recovery following the revaluation of the portfolio that was announced on 26 March 2020, when a small number of specific provisions were taken against those companies that were most immediately impacted by the economic disruption caused by the pandemic. Notwithstanding the market conditions, this has been a year of progress during which £10.5 million has been invested across a range of carefully selected new private and AIM quoted companies, alongside the provision of follow-on funding to support the continuing g