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GRIT Grit Investment Trust Plc

1.25
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Grit Investment Trust Plc LSE:GRIT London Ordinary Share GB00BL594W83 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.25 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Svcs Allied W/exchanges, Nec 96k -155k -0.0031 -4.03 629.47k
Grit Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Svcs Allied W/exchanges sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GRIT. The last closing price for Grit Investment was 1.25p. Over the last year, Grit Investment shares have traded in a share price range of 0.85p to 2.05p.

Grit Investment currently has 50,357,414 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Grit Investment is £629,468 . Grit Investment has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.03.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/4/2016
10:28
Your latter point answers your question. Paying off the Debentures of @ £4.5m solidifies the NAV. Anglo African and Siberian Minefields is where the upside skew is.

These should be on a 20-30% discount to NAV which implies a price of 20-25p. Biggest bargain out there in the markets IMO.

richie666
13/4/2016
10:22
@Richie - on which part? Website not been updated in a while but found the RNS re the placing falling through, 11th March:

"...The Company is unable to restore the required Coverage Ratio and is therefore beginning the process of realising sufficient portfolio assets to repay the Loan Notes and de-leverage the Company.

In addition, with reference to the announcement of 1 March 2016, the Company has not been able to come to an agreement with Primestar Energy FZE and LIM Asia Multi-Strategy Fund Inc. relating inter alia to the subscription, open offer and early redemption of Loan Notes and the reduction of the required Coverage Ratio."

If they can raise £5m from sales and pay off the debenture holders (which seems not to have happened in the month since) then they'll also save the 9% interest payments going forward, which is a positive..

spectoacc
13/4/2016
10:16
20-30p coming
falia
13/4/2016
09:44
Spec with respect you are wrong.
richie666
13/4/2016
09:26
@richie666 - the issue is cash to pay off the debenture holders. You'll know that they previously agreed a massively dilutory placing at 2p per share to try to get the cash, but even that fell through (although with such a dearth of news from GRIT recently, I can no longer find the RNS).

Have a look at how often even some of their larger co's actually trade.

Hope that wasn't you who just paid 9p :)

spectoacc
13/4/2016
08:53
Spec the NAV (term being NET Asset Value) is AFTER the debenture payment. 32p v 5p now is, to me, the opportunity of opportunities in the resource sector.

And approx 60% is listed, the primary plays being Merrex Gold and Nulegacy - the former it seems being particularly attractive and involved with major IamGold.

richie666
13/4/2016
07:11
Except they've got to pay off the debenture holders? Much of GRIT's stuff is unlisted and unsellabale I thought. If they can raise enough to cover the debt holders, is unclear what will be remaining - though if it's anything it'll be the least sellable. The NAV suggests there'd be plenty left over but this is the same co that - ahem - allegedly doesn't have the best record in reporting accurate NAV.
spectoacc
12/4/2016
16:41
NAV out just shy of 32p. The current stock price is pure madness.
richie666
16/3/2016
11:37
NAV 28p

Though they probably couldnt achieve 8p with fire sales

mister md
09/3/2016
08:01
Spec - the whole deal is fishy and RDP need bringing to task.
richie666
09/3/2016
07:58
@richie666 - agreed. Their wages keep rolling in mind. My main issue is how the NAV followed by sudden big revision and "oh dear we need to restructure".
spectoacc
08/3/2016
19:05
Doubtful given that they carried out a root & branch review of the portfolio in the last cple months. Some v good assets in there too - Anglo African Minerals for a start.
richie666
08/3/2016
18:57
Isn't it recognition the NAV is vastly mis-stated due to illiquidity of holdings ?
the stigologist
08/3/2016
18:21
NAV near 30p and we are taking in capital at 2p with massive dilution. The Board and fund managers need shooting.
richie666
28/1/2016
11:26
What have Primestar seen?....recent acquisitions include a defunct Ukraine Bank and $100M plus oil storage facility and now, potentially GRIT......GL S
swizz
28/1/2016
10:23
Welcome to our new owners?......GL S
swizz
28/1/2016
08:15
Because of the post-dilution NAV - though why we should believe the latest NAV when the previous one was so false for so long..
spectoacc
28/1/2016
08:06
Excuse my ignorance ... if the placing is to be at 2p why are people buying at 2.75p now?
mypension
27/1/2016
21:45
Why not stop buystock ?

I told you I will expose every new handle you set up on twitter but now there is others doing my job for me.

Interest list of names. Oh I see I'm loverat now lol

Like your new attempt to copy topinfo which was spotted instantly.

topinfo@topinfo_advfn

Why are you obsessed with being a conman inventing false rumours must be a
reason ?

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