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AAS Abrdn Asia Focus Plc

264.50
2.50 (0.95%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Abrdn Asia Focus Plc LSE:AAS London Ordinary Share GB00BMF19B58 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.50 0.95% 264.50 263.00 266.00 263.00 260.00 260.00 140,256 16:35:26
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 45.3M 35.19M 0.2249 11.69 411.48M
Abrdn Asia Focus Plc is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AAS. The last closing price for Abrdn Asia Focus was 262p. Over the last year, Abrdn Asia Focus shares have traded in a share price range of 240.00p to 269.00p.

Abrdn Asia Focus currently has 156,457,978 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Abrdn Asia Focus is £411.48 million. Abrdn Asia Focus has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 11.69.

Abrdn Asia Focus Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/7/2012
15:08
NAV 744.67p
davebowler
18/5/2012
12:42
The new 3.5% shares statred trading today at 1.035p per share- AASC
davebowler
03/5/2012
10:37
Repeat earlier message: chartism is complete garbage.
gorse
03/4/2012
17:23
All-time high.
richard xii
01/4/2011
07:34
Posts 34 to 36: chartism is complete garbage
gorse
23/2/2011
19:05
Discount passing 12%. At some point, nearer the fibonacci level, when investment pessimism is at its peak, I'll start buying.
glentimon
10/2/2011
08:39
I've got 500p as the first fibonacci retracement, but since plenty of others know this and it's such a "well rounded" number, suspect it will reach resistance above this level.
glentimon
09/2/2011
08:38
I'll be returning one day, but someone big must have decided to reduce their holding to cause this sudden fall. I'll wait until the turbulence settles, perhaps when the discount approaches 12% again.
glentimon
08/2/2011
15:59
Decided to top-up with the widening discount. Can see this fund outperforming western markets in the medium term.
gorse
20/1/2011
16:26
Happy to have sold now, been selling most of my investment trusts into strength. Been getting divergencies on some of my technical indicators, and have a sense this could be the "distribution phase", though wouldn't be too unhappy if we're entering a sideways trend.
glentimon
04/1/2011
14:24
Sold the rest of our holding into this New Year enthusiasm, not one that's happy with ITs at near par to NAV.
glentimon
05/11/2010
07:22
Happy to appear foolish, but I prefer to reap the double benefit of performance and narrowing of discount to NAV. That's why I moved the money to BRWM, CYN, BRSC, and DNDL, where there is a good prospect of narrowing of the discount in addition to performance benefits. AAS is going to have to rely on a continually rising NAV (which I'm still backing woith half-holding I have left).
Of course you really need a handle on a reason to favour a particular trust, in the case of WPC (change of management structure early in the year), and MCP (hoping for piggyback benefit from their talented far east team), they have yet to produce the goods, and are being held back by Japan (patience needed).

glentimon
20/10/2010
11:13
Just got ahead of itself, doesn't yet warrant the premium of the "big boys" when it offers a much lower yield. I halved my holding round about 643p, but still believe it's a trust for the future.
glentimon
20/10/2010
09:10
Shafted today,just because of a little dividend?
trewsa
04/10/2010
12:05
Aberdeen Asian Smaller Companies | Including Income | 660.58p - Fully Diluted NAV
davebowler
21/9/2010
09:02
I give up!
glentimon
21/9/2010
09:02
(re-posted) If I was nervous at a discount of
glentimon
21/9/2010
08:22
Apologies, using IE9 beta, lost my post and can't edit either.
glentimon
20/9/2010
18:43
If I was nervous at a discount of (edited in Firefox)
glentimon
13/9/2010
10:10
Looked at ABAA, thanks, but my current view is to focus on the smaller companies out East. I must admit that back in April when Mark Dampier (of Hargreaves Lansdown) started plugging Aberdeen Emerging Markets fund strongly, I suspected there would be a lot of "crossover" benefit to the Aberdeen Asian Sm Cos IT (shared management team/shared research etc - though I've no evidence of that), and I think progress since supports that view.
glentimon
08/9/2010
12:46
Also ABAA from the same stable as AAS is worth a look and at a big discount to NAV
davebowler
08/9/2010
12:45
| Aberdeen Asian Smaller 615.35p - Fully Diluted NAV including Income
davebowler
06/9/2010
11:36
I'm in CYN too -a bargain in my view.
davebowler
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