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HGT Hg Capital Trust Plc

480.50
10.50 (2.23%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hg Capital Trust Plc LSE:HGT London Ordinary Share GB00BJ0LT190 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  10.50 2.23% 480.50 478.50 481.50 482.00 470.00 471.50 279,400 16:35:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 255.96M 230.52M 0.5036 9.50 2.19B
Hg Capital Trust Plc is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HGT. The last closing price for Hg Capital was 470p. Over the last year, Hg Capital shares have traded in a share price range of 328.00p to 499.00p.

Hg Capital currently has 457,728,500 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hg Capital is £2.19 billion. Hg Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.50.

Hg Capital Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/9/2022
09:17
The Edison analysis, HGT's stunning track record , high discount and their investment positioning are compelling so I've added a few more this morning.
robsy2
14/9/2022
15:32
That's because HGT is not a typical PE fund so much as a large software conglomerate
makinbuks
14/9/2022
14:05
Bit of a fall here today - Dn c4% @ 385p. Further weakness likely however as they are surely rather over-valued versus all peers. A 14% discount v. 42% at APEO; 46% at HVPE; 44% at PIN......etcetcetc
skyship
14/9/2022
09:14
here's an update video following results. I'm posting this a bit late, but it might be useful to some:
macc1
11/8/2022
09:11
Robsy2 . Thanks for that , although humility compels me to acknowledge that not all of my trades are as wise ! Today’s initial price rise , at 9.05 am , has unsurprisingly cooled off a little and , just as when individual shares are tipped , it could be prudent to wait a while for the effects of the Telegraph tip to wear off before buying in . Good luck all
mrnumpty
11/8/2022
08:46
Thanks for that numpty and congratulations on your well timed purchase.
robsy2
11/8/2022
08:34
Incidentally , the Telegraph article , which is primarily devoted to HG , is titled “ This excellent trust was at par value four months ago . Now it’s discount is 17% [ at £ 3.89 ] . Buy “ . The Telegraph article also lists other Investment Trusts trading at a discount , which it also considers worth buying .
mrnumpty
11/8/2022
08:29
The obvious reason for HG being up 4.5% and over £ 4.00 in the first twenty minutes of today’s trading is that it has been tipped as a “ buy “ ( at £ 3.89 ) in the Questor section on today’s Telegraph ( page 23 ) . The article points to recent profitable sales of some investments by HG and states that “ if anything , its valuations are on
the conservative side “ . JP Morgan Cazenove estimates HG’s NAV at £ 4.68.8 compared with the official March figure of £ 4.33.1 . The Telegraph also mentions HG’s “ exceptional returns if 427% over the past decade . Fortunately I recently felt that the unprecedentedly deep discount was probably a result of investors taking fright at being invested in unquoted companies , whose valuations are only estimated every three months , so I bought back in . Happy news in a world of gloom !

mrnumpty
01/7/2022
16:40
Well this one's taking a bit of a pasting. Big discount now.
steve c1
14/6/2022
07:33
What a terrible RNS. When I read the header (repeated in the text) I thought HGT would be awash with cash. Oh no no no what they have done is sell their shares in Medifox for £47.3m. That is not $1bn.

Good sale, bad RNS

grahamg8
08/6/2022
19:12
And Pro Forma NAV of £4.52. This is the widest discount I can remember seeing in HGT. Sector has bombed
makinbuks
08/6/2022
07:21
Good news.
This transaction values HGT's existing investments in The Access Group at GBP441.1 million. This would represent an uplift of GBP104.7 million (31%) or 22.9 pence per share over the carrying value of GBP336.4 million in the Net Asset Value ("NAV") of HGT at 31 March 2022.

robsy2
08/6/2022
07:21
Good news.
This transaction values HGT's existing investments in The Access Group at GBP441.1 million. This would represent an uplift of GBP104.7 million (31%) or 22.9 pence per share over the carrying value of GBP336.4 million in the Net Asset Value ("NAV") of HGT at 31 March 2022.

robsy2
07/3/2022
12:35
Hi all, here's a video update from HGT for this mornings results:
macc1
16/11/2021
10:27
Here's quite a nice video which explains HG Capital Trusts investment approach:
macc1
05/11/2021
16:54
Well a fund will look to have a life of at least 5 years and wind up around ten. A trust investing in funds looks to maintain exposure through reinvesting money returned from maturing funds. I agree there is an element of rollover by managers from vintage to immature funds under certain circumstances and indeed trade between managers. My point is, the mature fund holds the investee at £100, the new fund offers to buy it at £120. HGT owns both funds. Has the value of its investment really increased? The EBITA and market multiple are not changed so why is the NAV marked up?

To be clear I am a holder here and very pleased with performance. I just wee this as a concern not a sufficient issue to sell

makinbuks
05/11/2021
16:44
From my understanding PE funds including HG are not looking to sell out completely on successful holdings, preferring to benefit from longer term relationships.
tykethat
05/11/2021
16:29
They do, I agree. It just seems quite a while since we saw a clean cash exit demonstrating the valuation ascribed by the manager
makinbuks
05/11/2021
15:56
Surely the team at HG deserve some trust from holders?
tykethat
05/11/2021
09:06
Surely you have to question an increase in the value of an investment simply because you have pumped more money in, together with your associates. There is no independent objective process behind that valuation. Taken with a number of other transactions where they have sold from one fund to another this is a little worrying
makinbuks
05/11/2021
07:21
Well my calculation says the Litera investment only provides 3.0p immediate uplift. But wtf HGT seem to be on a winner.
grahamg8
07/10/2021
14:59
Is there any news to cause the drop today
1318myl
29/9/2021
12:36
NEW VIDEO, Good talk
jaws6
28/9/2021
17:28
Took the plunge today. I usually shy away from unquoted companies held indirectly because the valuations are pretty much guesswork. HGT passed the test because they have a long track record of delivering value, and that can't be achieved by inflating valuations. A quick check of their 38 holdings at 30/6 suggests that the investments are realised in under 5 years. Indeed the only one bought before 2016 was Achilles which has now sold. Portfolio book value increased by over 70% from investment amount. Recent disposals above book eg Miratech +50%, Traceone +33%, Eidosmedia +45%, Allocate +48%. Happy days.
grahamg8
06/9/2021
18:45
Here's a video for this mornings results:
macc1
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