Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
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Abrdn Private Equity Opportunities Trust (APEO), a FTSE 250 company founded in 2001, has changed its name to Patria Private Equity Trust (PPET).
The name change follows the completion of the sale of Abrdn’s European Private Equity business to Patria Investments, a global alternative asset manager.
https://www.moneymarketing.co.uk/news/abrdn-private-equity-opportunities-trust-changes-name-to-patria-private-equity-trust/
Now renamed as Patria Private PPET.
In case you missed our webinar with abrdn Private Equity Opportunities Trust (APEO), the recording can be found on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmd1zlqvF1c
ShareSoc Webinar with abrdn Private Equity Opportunities Trust (APEO) 13/3/24 - 4pm. Alan Gauld (Senior Investment Director) will present a full overview of the company and give an update on current performance and future plans. Click here to register: https://www.sharesoc.org/events/sharesoc-webinar-with-abrdn-private-equity-opportunities-trust-apeo13-mar-2024/
Yay I’m a happier bunny now. Tbh I’ve trimmed my (profitable!!) holding to £15k and will rebalance it to this level as required. All very grown up.
Discount to NAV is more a reflection of IT investors losing faith in Abrdn under Bird’s direction.
It would seem i am not the only one who feels the discount to net asset value ,is unwarrented, nice to see the discount narrowing and the board taking notice of shareholders. i would of thought eyes of blue is a happy bunny.onwards and upwards.
Nice move today, perhaps people have cottoned on to the fact, massive discount to nav.even so i will ask for vote at next agm to consider winding up ,as discount too big. Management need to have a good look as to why huge discount to nav.
I’m continuing to hold. Like you I’m really disappointed that this discount hasn’t narrowed and for me still sits in the red I’m my SIPP! Patience is required.
Another year in doldrums,does anyone agree this trust should be wound up ,with a net asset value north of 7 pound, and a share price just over 4 pound, ,must narrow at some point.i will take seven pounds now though.
APEO was included in both theie Active Growth and Active Income Model Portfolios. The annual review has now designated APEO a sell as "To align the Model more closely with the benchmark allocation by reducing unlisted exposure".
This may lead to a sell off and share price fall in the short term. A buying opportunity if this happens! https://www.ii.co.uk/model-portfolios#active-growth
interesting chat by the manager, return of of 11 percent per annum over 20 years, better than a building society. i interpreted the interview as saying the shares are cheap and a good time to get involved, with the biggest discount to net asset value for many years. buy
Here's an interview with one of the Managers re: todays results:
https://youtu.be/UOF6EKzvKYM
anyone know if it is true aberdeen to sell off private equity funds, even so with a net asset value over 7 £, seems cheap to me.
From Standard Life Private Equity, SLPE.