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Trotsky, not seen this banding of NAV anywhere but it looks to be equivalent to 7% of NAV which has been the dividend target since inception. The references I have seen do quote some rounding to be applied and would suggest that if 107 NAV was average for the whole year then I would expect 7.5 dividend to be paid as so close to the NAV banding boundary and also a dividend reduction would cause havoc. Anyway I hope and expect a much greater revenue this year and certainly next so NAV should be climbing higher for the next few years.

Hi TheTrotsky, I thought dividend was based on 7% of NAV which gives 7.49p based on NAV of 107 pence. Also there should be a substantial increase in operational assets in this calendar year so this should help increase NAV at March 2025.

Alan.

I've been with iWeb for over a year when I opened an ISA as they were the best value I could find at the time (and still are I believe). Opened quickly and easily and trading has been quick and dividends come on time. Couple of times no quote has been available but simple re-quote then worked. I have been with Halifax for 10 years or more using (basically) same platform and no problems encountered there. Currently transferring from investment trust accounts as these are closing (including SMT) and they have are keeping me in the loop. So overall iWeb has been great for me. Sad to see 'free' regular investing going from so many investment trusts as when I started saving in SMT 20 years ago the small amount I invested would have been greatly eroded by common charges now. SMT has been the best long term investment I have made.

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Mathsman, this is mentioned in the annual report (Lee Feldman's opening remarks) but no specific dates but sounds ASAP to me: "Lastly, I can confirm that we are actively pursuing our stated aim of seeking admission of the enlarged Group to the Premium Segment of the Official List as soon as practicable following publication of the 2015 Annual Report and we will update shareholders accordingly".