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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Georgia Capital Plc | LSE:CGEO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BF4HYV08 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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12.00 | 0.91% | 1,326.00 | 1,318.00 | 1,324.00 | 1,330.00 | 1,216.00 | 1,330.00 | 296,752 | 16:35:06 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Finance Services | 0 | 608.62M | 14.2620 | 0.93 | 565M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/3/2024 15:57 | Georgia capital features in the above article and the shares will be benefitting today from B of G's continued strong rise. | pj84 | |
22/2/2024 11:45 | Continued progress with the share price currently at a 50% discount to NAV at Dec 23 and that is likely to have increased further following Bank of Georgia's recent share price increase as a result of the proposed purchase of bank of Armenia for 0.65 of book value and 2.6 x P/E 2023. | pj84 | |
23/12/2023 12:46 | Also in December’s report – and in the month Georgia was granted EU candidacy status – we look at the surge in popularity with Elite Investors of some of the country’s leading financial businesses. London-listed Bank of Georgia (GB:BGEO), TBC Bank (GB:TBCG) and Georgia Capital (GB:CGEO) have all gained AAA ratings during 2023. Read more. | pj84 | |
30/10/2023 11:22 | Nick Greenwood- Georgia Georgia has made significant progress over the past decade, with its GDP per capita increasing by 55% from 2011 to 2021. Despite an improved economic outlook in recent years, investor appetite for Georgia has been muted, with sentiment impacted further by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last year – which stoked memories of the conflict between Russia and Georgia in 2008. As a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many highly skilled Russians, particularly IT professionals, have moved across the border to Georgia. This has given the economy a further recent boost. Nevertheless, with non-existent demand for Eastern European strategies in recent years, the country remains firmly out of the investor spotlight. While there may be no near-term catalyst for Georgia, the significant valuation mispricing is simply too compelling to overlook. We have a position in the London-listed Georgia Capital (CGEO), which was spun out of Bank of Georgia after the combined entity became too large to manage at 16% of GDP. The portfolio has investments in various areas such as wine, motor insurance, education, renewable energy, water supply and its listed stake in the Bank of Georgia. With a current discount of 60% – this represents a major mispricing opportunity, given our optimism in the country’s internal dynamics. | davebowler | |
09/9/2023 14:25 | The following is the link to the latest Edison report on Georgia Capital. It is quite long so I have just posted the comments at the start and in particular on the bond refinancing. At first look the new bonds with a coupon of 8.5% seem quite high but not when you read the full context below. The forecast GDP growth of 5% pa out to 2028 looks very encouraging as well. 7 September 2023 Georgia Capital — Successful bond refinancing improves risk profile Georgia Capital (GCAP) delivered positive newsflow during August, including the successful pricing of its new sustainability-linke Milosz Papst GCAP made further progress on its deleveraging agenda in H123 Georgian economy remains strong GCAP provides diversified exposure to Georgia, mostly through resilient, marketleading businesses in sectors such as healthcare, pharmacy, financials, renewable energy and education. The Georgian economy has proved its resilience throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine and maintains its solid momentum, with H123 GDP growth of 7.6% y-o-y (after 10.1% in 2022), assisted by a healthy combination of external demand, FX flows and local credit expansion. At the same time, inflation remains contained, standing below the 3% central bank target since April 2023. The International Monetary Fund forecasts 4.0% GDP growth in 2023 and 5.0% growth pa in 2024–28. Galt & Taggart and TBC Capital (local brokers) expect 2023 GDP growth of 6.8% and more than 7.2%, respectively. A quality play on the local economy We believe that GCAP’s value proposition is underpinned by the following drivers: 1) 26% of its end-June 2023 NAV is attributable to the listed Bank of Georgia, a highly profitable bank (H123 ROE at 31.3%) and one of the local leaders, now trading at a moderate 1.0x book; 2) 92% of its portfolio is valued externally, with most of its private holdings valued by a third-party specialist; and 3) GCAP receives a steady income stream from dividends and buybacks from its holdings, with management expecting GEL150–160m of regular distributions in 2023 (GEL205–215m including one-off distributions), implying a 4.5–4.8% yield on its end-June 2023 portfolio value (6.1–6.4% including one-off distributions). Successful refinancing of the 2024 Eurobonds On 1 August 2023, GCAP announced that it has successfully priced a US$150m, five-year sustainability-linke The bond bears a fixed coupon of 8.50% and was issued at par, which compares to a 6.125% fixed coupon for the previous bond (issued in March 2018). GCAP secured a quite attractive rate when compared to the local interest rates in Georgia (the current central bank refinancing rate is 10.25%), and the rate on GCAP’s bonds is also close to the US corporate high yield bonds (the effective yield of the ICE BofA High Yield Index at 1 August 2023 was 8.23%). Importantly, given the lower volume of the new bonds versus the US$300m Eurobonds, GCAP will reduce its overall interest expenses. The new bonds were rated ‘BB-’ by S&P, which represents a one-notch upgrade compared to the previous Eurobonds. Key financial covenants embedded in the bond include: 1) net debt to total equity must be less than 45%; 2) payments such as dividends or capital stock redemptions will be restricted to 50% of end-2022 retained earnings and 50% of consolidated net profit thereafter; 3) interest coverage should be at least 100%; and 4) dividend payments and other distributions from material subsidiaries can be restricted only up to 50% of net profit of the material subsidiary. The sustainability-linke | pj84 | |
29/8/2023 21:21 | Bank of Georgia boosts Georgian Capital as analysts eye opportunity Georgia Capital, which invests mainly in private equity in the ex-USSR region, has seen a significant share price return thanks to its listed holdings, including Bank of Georgia. Michelle McGagh Georgian private equity may make up the majority of Georgia Capital (CGEO) but its listed holdings have helped the net asset value (NAV) to reach a record high and its share price to rise. Half-year results from the £403m investment company, which cover the six months to 30 June, showed the portfolio grew to a record high in the second quarter of this year, with the NAV increasing 8.2% over the three-month period in Georgian lari terms. This helped the fund deliver a NAV increase of 11.8% in the first half of the year. The NAV per share rose 8.2% in the quarter in GEL terms and 11.8% for the first half of the year. The strong figures are in part thanks to UK-listed Bank of Georgia (BGEO), which is the largest holding in the fund at 26.3%. Bank of Georgia saw its shares grow 6.4% in the second quarter of the year following strong earnings and share buybacks. Numis investment company analyst Priyesh Parmar said the performance of Bank of Georgia is putting the fund ‘on the radar of a wider range of UK equity income investors and could help drive a re-rating’. ‘We believe that the Georgian economy remains well placed to deliver strong growth over the next few years, as it has consistently done over the last two and a half years,’ said Parmar. The performance of the fund was also boosted by the vaguely-named ‘water utility’ that makes up 4.7% of the portfolio. The investment company sold 80% of its stake in the utility business for $180m in 2021. Irakli Gilauri, the chief executive of BGEO, said he has a ‘clear exit path through a put and call structure at a pre-agreed EBITDA multiple’ for the remaining 20% holding in the business. The fund also tackled the upcoming maturity of the $300m of Eurobonds issued by JSC Georgia Capital, the holding parent of the fund. Gilauri said he took a ‘proactive stance’ to refinancings and ‘identified an opportunity to effect a landmark transaction by issuing sustainability-linke The five-year bonds, which pay an 8.5% coupon, attracted ‘an unprecedented level of interest in Georgia, with total demand reaching $200m’. Gilauri said he was ‘particularly impressed’ by the number of retail investors, with the bond achieving the highest retail volume in the history of Georgia’s capital markets. Numis analyst Parmar agreed that the bond refinancing was a ‘key milestone’ and this, along with the favourable returns, make it an attractive investment. ‘We have consistently been highlighting this as an opportunity,’ Parmar said. ‘Management continues to deliver on its strategic goals, strengthening the balance sheet helped by strong cashflows from the portfolio.’ However, he said, Georgia Capital’s discount remains ‘extreme&rsquo | pj84 | |
17/8/2023 10:40 | Bit of a delayed response to BoG results today with the share price up 15% but market now catching up. | pj84 | |
15/8/2023 18:13 | Half year NAV £22.12/share discount now 58.5%. Happy to continue to hold at this level. | pj84 | |
10/7/2023 13:16 | Sell down stake in BGEO and do a tender offer for CGEO shares with the proceeds. See what happens to the NAV discount then! If the respective transactions happened at current prices, the discount would balloon even further | paul243 | |
17/5/2023 16:26 | GEO down on results , CGEO had a great day. Hard to fathom! But still c60% nav discount | privileged | |
14/5/2023 11:33 | Currently the discount is over 63% due to the rise in BGEO. | podgyted | |
10/5/2023 21:18 | Based on todays 1st quarter results the discount to NAV is now 61.8%. | pj84 | |
12/4/2023 18:04 | or not the lower the price the better the value is to shareholders | bisiboy | |
20/2/2023 09:45 | Final results show this is now trading at a 60% discount to NAV of £20/share. | pj84 | |
06/12/2022 17:58 | Ken Baksh has done well with this. All his stock picks are up - see his table 13 minetes and 30 seconds in | kenwrong | |
25/11/2022 15:32 | Edison note. | flyfisher | |
10/11/2022 09:47 | Bgeo having a good day but cgeo very marginally down. Should catch up! | privileged | |
09/11/2022 13:34 | 50% discount to stated NAV = £9.28 of course and 40% = £11.13 would like to hold this until we hit double figure share price. | privileged | |
09/11/2022 12:04 | Has to be really. What discount do we think appropriate here - 50%?? even that feels crazy cheap, before i first looked yesterday i'd have considered buying in the 30s. How about 40%? | privileged | |
09/11/2022 11:06 | A new 52 week high surely can't be far away | kfr20 | |
09/11/2022 10:53 | This investment analyst Ken Baksh says it is trading at a huge discount, worth buying by the looks. | kenwrong | |
09/11/2022 07:34 | NAV grew to £18.55 ...That's quite some gap to the share price! | privileged |
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