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Hi everyone - does anybody still follow this? Thinking through my options for the rollover - and wondering if anyone has done any research in to the viability of holding and trading the alternate vehicle (AXIOM Obligataire) in UK trading accounts. I have my AXI within my II SIPP & have asked them. There's always the cash option which i had been kinda looking forward to ass a decent exit strategy - but the circular suggests that rolling over then exiting at NAV might be a better strategy ... but not if i get stuck with a Euro SICAV that nobody will trade.
I'll post back with what I find out, ...
The NAV has been steadily rising and yet the SP has not budged. Although I appreciate the stability in the SP, a re-rating would not go amiss. Shareholders have a small dividend expected soon which might draw focus on the deepening discount.
Good for us long term holders to get a fresh viewpoint, surprised you broke through the cobwebs.
With the BoE announcing that historic lows for interest rates are to remain in place, I have dipped my toe in today in anticipation of capital appreciation. The underlying assets are performing well, but the SP is more reflective of the pressure on the shares.
As the UK is edging closer to a lifting of restriction, with Europe a month or so behind us, so I expect the opportunity for rapid revival of economies and with that comes the need for financing following a pretty dismal 18 months.
I know what you mean Cliveas, but it also says "There can be no guarantee that any such buy-back programme will be implemented, nor of the terms proposed". So is probably to risky?? But i'am interested in other peoples opinion.
RNS states would buy back shares at 7.6p.Why are the shares down at 2.25 and should I buy at this price?
these av crept up a treat guys might b worth a look!