Braveheart Inv Share Price (BRH)

It looks like for the year to 31st March 2018 Viking fund management was responsible for £715k of the total £820k revenue with the remaining fund responsible for the balance. I would hope that they will be able to rebuild some revenue with the existing fund run by Viv Hallam and in any case have the cash cushion whilst this is in progress.

One concern: Having sold most of their fund management business, do BRH have sufficient cash generation from the remaining bit to fund their operating costs and continue investing in their incubator businesses ? I don't have the forensic accounting skills to compare income to their cash burn, but would be interested in views on this from others.. thanks.

Thanks for posting this Burton. It's a good summary on BRH with a positive conclusion - which I agree with:
"Braveheart offers a unique proposition on AIM given that it is an investment company that is self-funding and has a good level of cash. The investments offer exposure to a variety of different sectors and are each at meaningful enough levels that should any one or more strike gold then Braveheart shareholders will reap a significant benefit."

...Firstly, the company holds five ‘strategic’ investments (more on those later) where Braveheart’s ownership ranges from 18% to 56%. Each of these investments could be described to have ‘blue sky’ potential within their respective fields. Should just one of these investments deliver then that alone would, in my view, dwarf the current market cap of Braveheart...

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/07/16/braveheart-investment-group/

Interview with Trevor Brown and Gareth Cave. Think Pharm2Farm could be very exciting.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/14089/braveheart-s-trevor-brown-details-investment-in--exciting--pharm2farm-limited-14089.html