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AJOT Avi Japan Opportunity Trust Plc

127.00
0.00 (0.00%)
30 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Avi Japan Opportunity Trust Plc LSE:AJOT London Ordinary Share GB00BD6H5D36 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 127.00 127.50 129.50 129.00 127.00 127.00 53,022 16:35:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty 29.23M 24.74M 0.1757 7.26 179.57M
Avi Japan Opportunity Trust Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AJOT. The last closing price for Avi Japan Opportunity was 127p. Over the last year, Avi Japan Opportunity shares have traded in a share price range of 104.50p to 133.50p.

Avi Japan Opportunity currently has 140,836,702 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Avi Japan Opportunity is £179.57 million. Avi Japan Opportunity has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.26.

Avi Japan Opportunity Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/8/2021
20:44
The usual story with a couple of examples. No mentions that it has now been years and we are still waiting for the fireworks. Sure, it is climbing slowly at the moment and the plague is ravaging Japan... but that does not explain the NAV being stuck in the 110-115p bracket for months on end.

Still holding though.

vacendak
02/7/2021
15:13
So it is all "a bit meh" as Bart Simpson would say, despite the title of the RNS. This sounds like those politicians who claim encouraging numbers while being defeated. A loss is a loss when all is said and done.

The only two resolutions that have passed are not going to do much towards taking back control from the evil KKR.

Nice try though, more attempts to come I guess.

vacendak
17/6/2021
12:42
Bauernfreund constantly talks such a good game, all these successes, all these super-cheap Japanese co's. You'd think NAV would be £3 by now, not £1.10.
spectoacc
17/6/2021
10:19
Ironically, the last time I looked at it, the overlap of the Japanese basket in AGT with AJOT was significant. As noted above, AJOT is not going anywhere for some reason even when AGT reports nice things from their Japanese holdings.
vacendak
17/6/2021
09:34
Glad I get my Japan exposure via AGT!
davebowler
24/5/2021
08:43
AJOT talk a good game: Japanese deep value, activism, endless ops - yet NAV all of 2p above issue price of almost 3 years ago. A small yield to add on, and a c.1.5% ongoing charge to take off, but unconvinced it deserves its premium.
spectoacc
19/3/2021
09:19
Expected Sterling strength against the Yen is not going to help AJOT.
vacendak
15/2/2021
20:31
Good news, as I have just commented in the AGT thread.
Now, if only that NAV could decide to jump above 115 and shoot towards 140-150p where we all expected to be not so long ago, that would cheer us up.

vacendak
15/2/2021
17:43
N+1 Singer are delighted to have acted as Sponsor, Financial Adviser and Broker to AVI Japan Opportunity Trust plc ("AJOT") on their Placing raising £13.9 million.



AJOT is an investment trust established to provide investors with capital growth through investing a focussed portfolio of over-capitalised small-cap Japanese equities. The Company’s investment manager, Asset Value Investors, leverage its three decades of experience investing in asset-backed companies to engage with company management and help to unlock value in the under-researched area of the market.



The net proceeds of the Placing will be used to fund further investments in accordance with the Company's investment objective and policy.




Joe Bauernfreund, CEO and CIO of Asset Value Investors, commented:





“We want to take advantage of valuations which in many cases remain depressed despite encouraging signs of recovering earnings and heightened levels of corporate activity. In addition to investing in a number of new opportunities, the proceeds will be used to increase the size of the shareholdings in several companies where the manager is planning on submitting shareholder proposals at the AGM later this year. The increased stakes will improve the likelihood of a successful outcome.”

davebowler
21/1/2021
09:08
New fund raise webinar [...]
davebowler
13/1/2021
12:48
Yes. I did a scout and performance relative to their index looks baked in imho so might as well go with the etf at lower cost.
p1nkfish
13/1/2021
12:31
The 100-110 range has been very sticky for a while indeed, both for the share price and NAV.
As for the charges, they never managed to find a good time to have a serious right issue. They had to pull back. Drip feeding at a premium was not significant enough when they were doing it either.

They IPOed closer to the bare minimum than the expected size. Not enough of a failure to cancel the trust but difficult indeed with regards to charges ratio.

Kind of limbo-ish with still some decent prospects; but this is turning more into a "faith" approach than a purely "greed is good" one as it should be.

vacendak
13/1/2021
10:05
Performance has not been good vs ETF ISJP and I dont see that changing soon and relatively high charges.
p1nkfish
16/10/2020
17:33
They have now given up on Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings (TBS) as they are not responding positively to AJOT's entreaties.
At least they have only spent one year on that. Back in the days of British Empire, they had held Hudson's Bay for an eternity in the hope they would sell their buildings... and the loss when they finally gave up was more concerning.

vacendak
14/9/2020
16:53
According to the latest update, the fund capitalisation is back to what it was in February 2019 (yep, 2019) when it became fully invested.

The NAV is creeping back up indeed and still hovering about a slight premium, although it has been hitting a discount every now and then lately.

vacendak
14/8/2020
17:32
The NAV is now above 100. It would be better if it could cruise back to 113 or more.
vacendak
12/8/2020
14:44
It has been a bit disappointing of late indeed.

Technically they are strongly overperforming their index (MSCI Japan Small Cap) but the index is running at -11.6% in 2020. So, it is merely a "less worse" achievement.

New factsheet out for July. A bit more text than usual, no mention of Softbank in the commentary. It is indeed in 4th place for the top holdings at 6.2%.

From the AIC website under "Japan Smaller companies" this is the only trust with Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon to be at a premium.

For strong discount (-17.4%) go for Atlantis Japan Growth.

vacendak
12/8/2020
12:22
Still keeping eye on it but the NAV's been mildly disappointing IMO, & I still can't abide that 6% in Softbank! But agree a discount unlikely & it's an LTBH at some point - good luck.
spectoacc
12/8/2020
12:02
Bought in here for the first time today having watched it since launch but not having had the bottle to buy in late March / early April (though was busy trading various other things at that time).

Like others, I like the strategy, but it's a pity about the lack of a discount. So one to buy and forget about completely IMO as I guess there'll never be much of a discount though I believe the NAV will rise steadily.

value hound
20/7/2020
10:57
Talking about ARM:
vacendak
20/7/2020
07:20
Thanks @steve3sandal & @vacendak.
spectoacc
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