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IAEC Impax Asian C

101.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Impax Asian C LSE:IAEC London Ordinary Share GB00B3M69M11 C SHS 100P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 101.50 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Performance at month end

15/11/2010 4:30pm

UK Regulatory



 

TIDMIAEM TIDMIAEC 
 
RNS Number : 2107W 
Impax Asian Environmental Mkts Plc 
15 November 2010 
 

IMPAX ASIAN ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETS PLC 
 
All information is at 31 October 2010 (unless otherwise stated) and unaudited. 
 
DATA AND PERFORMANCE 
+----------------------+----------+-----------+--+ 
| Pricing              |                      |  | 
+----------------------+----------------------+--+ 
| Diluted NAV (pence)  | 120.89               |  | 
+----------------------+----------------------+--+ 
| Undiluted NAV        | 124.69               |  | 
| (pence)              |                      |  | 
+----------------------+----------------------+--+ 
| Share price (pence)  | 124.75               |  | 
+----------------------+----------------------+--+ 
| Premium/ (discount)  | 0.05                 |  | 
| (%)                  |                      |  | 
+----------------------+----------------------+--+ 
| Data                            |              | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Total fund size (NAV) ( m)      |        143.3 | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Market capitalisation (m)       |        143.3 | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Management fee (%)              |          1.0 | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Established                     |         23rd | 
|                                 |      October | 
|                                 |         2009 | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Fund structure                  |   Investment | 
|                                 |        Trust | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Exchange                        |       London | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Currency                        |          GBP | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| ISIN Number                     | GB00B4M5KX38 | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Sedol                           |      B4M5KX3 | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
| Bloomberg code                  |      IAEM LN | 
+---------------------------------+--------------+ 
|                      |          |           |  | 
+----------------------+----------+-----------+--+ 
 
 
+-------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+ 
| Performance | IAEM   | MSCI AC | FTSE EO  | FTSE EO | 
| (GBP)       | Net    | Asia    | Asia     | Japan** | 
|             | Asset  | Pacific | Pacific  |         | 
|             | Value* | (ex     | (ex      |         | 
|             |        | Japan)  | Japan)** |         | 
|             |        | **      |          |         | 
+-------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+ 
| 1 month %   | +1.3   | +1.2    | +1.6     | +2.3    | 
+-------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+ 
| 3 months %  | +10.7  | +10.7   | +15.0    | +4.7    | 
+-------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+ 
| Since       | +27.2  | +20.1   | +26.0    | +8.2    | 
| launch      |        |         |          |         | 
+-------------+--------+---------+----------+---------+ 
 * Performance data is for undiluted NAV ex income 
** Total return 
 
TOP FIVE HOLDINGS 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
| Company       | Description          | Country   | Holding    | 
|               |                      |           | %          | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------------+ 
| Xinyi Glass   | General              | China     |  3.4 |     | 
|               | environmental        |           |      |     | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
| China         | Renewable energy     | China     |  3.2 |     | 
| Longyuan      | developer            |           |      |     | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
| ENN Energy    | Pollution control    | China     |  3.0 |     | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
| Delta         | Industrial energy    | Thailand  |  3.0 |     | 
| Electronics   | efficiency           |           |      |     | 
| (Thailand)    |                      |           |      |     | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
| Campbell      | Environmental        | Australia |  2.6 |     | 
| Brothers      | testing              |           |      |     | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
| TOTAL         |                      |           | 15.2 |     | 
+---------------+----------------------+-----------+------+-----+ 
 
PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS* 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Country exposure      | Instruments          | 
+-----------------------+----------------------+ 
| Japan       |  16%    | ADR/GDR      |  3%   | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| China &     |  39%    | Equity       |  82%  | 
| Hong Kong   |         | Common       |       | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Taiwan      |   6%    | P-notes      |  8%   | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Korea       |   5%    | Cash         |  7%   | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| India       |   9%    |              |       | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Singapore   |   3%    |              |       | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Philippines |   5%    |              |       | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Thailand    |   5%    |              |       | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
| Australia   |   5%    |              |       | 
| Cash        |   7%    |              |       | 
|             |         |              |       | 
+-------------+---------+--------------+-------+ 
 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
|   Sector                 | Company size     | 
+--------------------------+------------------+ 
| Energy           |  35%  | >$10bn     | 5%  | 
| efficiency       |       |            |     | 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
| Renewable        |  12%  | $2bn-$10bn |41%  | 
| energy           |       |            |     | 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
| Diversified      | 8%    | $200-2bn   |46%  | 
| environmental    |       |            |     | 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
| Waste            | 12%   | <$200m     | 1%  | 
| management       |       |            |     | 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
| Pollution        | 10%   | Cash       | 7%  | 
| control          | 16%   |            |     | 
| Water            | 7%    |            |     | 
| infrastructure   |       |            |     | 
|   Cash           |       |            |     | 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
| * of funds invested as of 31 October 2010   | 
+---------------------------------------------+ 
|                                             | 
+---------------------------------------------+ 
|                                             | 
+------------------+-------+------------+-----+ 
IMPAX ASIAN ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETS PLC 
 
MANAGER'S COMMENTARY (31 October 2010) 
 
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 
|                                                                                        | 
| The Company NAV rose 1.3% over the month, whilst the MSCI AC                           | 
| Asia Pacific ex Japan Index (GBP) rose 1.2%, the FTSE                                  | 
| Environmental opportunities Asia Pacific ex Japan Index (EOAX)                         | 
| (GBP) rose 1.6% and the FTSE Environmental Opportunities Japan                         | 
| Index (EOJP) (GBP) rose 2.3%. The cash level at the end of                             | 
| October was 7%.                                                                        | 
|                                                                                        | 
| On 23 July 2010 the Company announced that, in light of                                | 
| continuing demand for the Company's Ordinary Shares from both                          | 
| existing shareholders and potential new investors, it was                              | 
| considering the possibility of raising new monies through an                           | 
| issue of C Shares. Subsequently on 1 October 2010, a circular                          | 
| was sent to shareholders detailing proposals for such an issue.                        | 
| Following approval of the proposals by shareholders at a                               | 
| general meeting held on 26 October 2010, the Company issued                            | 
| 131,000,000 C shares at a price of GBP1 each. The C shares                             | 
| commenced trading on the London Stock Exchange on 27 October                           | 
| 2010.                                                                                  | 
|                                                                                        | 
| Global equity markets rallied in anticipation of a further                             | 
| round of quantitative easing in the US. Asian markets                                  | 
| participated with the exception of Japan where the yen strength                        | 
| continued to negatively impact the prospects for exporters.                            | 
| Diversified environmental was the best performing environmental                        | 
| sector.                                                                                | 
|                                                                                        | 
| Little was achieved at the Tianjin climate summit, held in                             | 
| preparation for the Cancun meeting in December, with the                               | 
| exception of some funding discussions for climate change                               | 
| adaption in developing countries. The first stage of the IPCC                          | 
| reform was implemented with a six year limit to leadership as                          | 
| well as new guidelines for research. October saw the                                   | 
| announcement of China's 12th 5-year plan, which mentions the                           | 
| development of a domestic carbon trading scheme and an                                 | 
| anticipated EUR25bn per year spend to develop wind power. China                          | 
| also plans to spend RMB2trn on smart grid development by 2015.                         | 
| The Asian Development Bank is also planning to issue up to                             | 
| $25bn worth of bonds in the next decade to fund water                                  | 
| infrastructure projects in the region. South Korea is planning                         | 
| to spend $36bn by 2015 to build a renewables industry and India                        | 
| is working on establishing a solar project fund funded by a                            | 
| coal tax.                                                                              | 
|                                                                                        | 
| In Alternative Energy & Energy Efficiency, Delta Electronics                           | 
| (industrial energy efficiency, Thailand) rose on broker                                | 
| earnings upgrades on expectation of strong Q3 results and                              | 
| sustainable growth in solar inverters and automotive                                   | 
| electronics into 2011. The announcement of China's 12th 5 year                         | 
| plan and the subsequent anticipation of recovery in power grid                         | 
| spending drove the performance of TBEA (power network                                  | 
| efficiency, China). Energy efficient glass provider Xinyi Glass                        | 
| rose on company buybacks and its new proposal to expand its                            | 
| business and enter the TFT glass market. Gains were made from                          | 
| hydro and geothermal IPP company Abotitiz Power (Philippines)                          | 
| due to a new power supply contract and a rebound in electricity                        | 
| prices. Solar stocks Trina Solar (China) and OCI (Korea) both                          | 
| underperformed following profit taking after previous strong                           | 
| performance, while the strength of the yen again impacted the                          | 
| performance of Japanese exporters.                                                     | 
|                                                                                        | 
| In Water Treatment & Pollution Control, water utility company                          | 
| Thai Tap Water (Thailand) continued its run of good performance                        | 
| and rose following the completion of new capacity and strong                           | 
| volume growth. On the negative side, investors in Kurita (water                        | 
| treatment equipment, Japan) grew concerned about growth                                | 
| prospects and the strength of the yen on Japanese exporters,                           | 
| and the stock suffered. IVRCL (water infrastructure) fell ahead                        | 
| of results as the monsoon season in India led investors to                             | 
| anticipate seasonally weak FY11 Q2 numbers.                                            | 
|                                                                                        | 
| In Waste Technologies & Resource Management, strong volume                             | 
| growth and news of a potential M&A drove the share price of                            | 
| China Metal Recycling (metal recycling, China) whilst SIMS                             | 
| (metal recycling, Australia) fell on disappointing Q3 results.                         | 
| Lee & Man (paper recycling, Hong Kong), a previous strong                              | 
| performer for the portfolio, fell after profit taking.                                 | 
|                                                                                        | 
| Latest information available at:                                                       | 
| http://www.impax.co.uk/funds/listed-equity-funds/impax-asian-environmental-markets-plc | 
|                                                                                        | 
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 
Impax Asset Management Limited 
15 November 2010 
 
This information is provided by RNS 
            The company news service from the London Stock Exchange 
   END 
 
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