Jupiter Green Investment Share Discussion Threads

[saints98] 26/7/2024 14:29

Results snuck out at 6pm last night. Buried in the detail is announcement of a Board review of the Trust given small size and challenging macro. Up today but still on a +20% discount

[hugepants] 23/3/2022 13:19

Busy here!
You can buy this at 212p which is well below the mid price and 6% below the quoted ask price. That puts it on a 17.5% discount compared to about 5% long term average. It has no exposure to Russia/Ukraine so I assume there is a big seller wanting out. No unlisted companies in the portfolio.

[melloteam] 24/11/2021 14:35

Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that Smiths News plc, Midatech Pharma plc, Jupiter Green Investment Trust, Wentworth Resources plc and Appreciate Group plc will be presenting at the Mello webinar event on Monday 13th December at 5:00pm. There will be over 500 investors attending and these are very popular shows with company presentations, fund manager and investor interviews, and panel sessions.
Tickets are still available and if you would like one at half price then enter the code MMTADVFN50.

[vas007] 08/2/2021 13:23

Hi , there. Just wanted to start chat I have £1000 worth of these . Did my research sounded good but recently not performed. I appreciate any views.

[luckymouse] 26/9/2016 18:02

Nice firm creeper

[praipus] 26/4/2011 15:57

Weiss out



That was quick, certainly dont seem overvalued with the NAV at £1.14 excluding income etc.

[praipus] 26/3/2011 08:36

Campomar2 thanks for pointing out the warrants here.

Anyone know why they do not show up as a liability on the ADVFN financials?

[campomar2] 21/3/2011 18:26

Looks like green funds like this coming back into favour following nuclear accident and high oil. Warrants beginning to look interesting, convert at £1 until end july 2011, currently 3.25p to buy

[praipus] 18/3/2011 10:44

NAV rising.

[praipus] 18/3/2011 10:43

Weiss buying the shares and the CFD's



To track other Weiss holding see the WAM epic "Tracking the Arbitrageurs"

[rrr] 05/7/2007 20:39

Thanks for highlighting this.

I'm no expert but my understanding on a rather quick read through is that there will not be a great deal of difference from buying shares in the market (apart from avoiding costs) EXCEPT that the warrants will be effectively free. I think. Must read it again to make sure that's right, it's quite complex.

rrr

PS Had a further look re the warrants. These will be exercisable at a subscription price of 100 pence per Ordinary Share, so look to me to be well worth having, with the share price where it is at the present.

[m.t.glass] 05/7/2007 16:50

My ISA broker has now emailed me the notice of the proposed offer of C-shares/warrants as detailed in yesterday's RNS announcement

Anyone care to assess the merits of taking it up? Any negative views?

[rrr] 27/4/2007 08:54

Me too, just about to break even after the commission etc. Hoping this is the right place at the right time.

[m.t.glass] 27/4/2007 08:44

I have some in an ISA account.

[rrr] 17/4/2007 15:56

Surprised no one on this board, pretty impressive graph! Bought a few today.

rrr

[spangle93] 16/8/2006 19:47

PS, Mike - You seem someone helpful to whom I can ask a question. Hope you don't mins that it's not relevant to your thread.

Occasionally on these boards, posters lapse into code, such as
"L2 3 v 3"
"L2
TEAM 185 v 192
WINS & KBC 183 v 190"
"L2 1 v 2"

I can guess the 185 v 192 stuff (except that particular one is now unfortunately 165 v 172) but what is L2 and all the soccer results?

Much appreciated - TIA

[spangle93] 16/8/2006 12:25

Mike - ref your posting on REH, we followed up by looking at the new investment trust, but we've held the Jupiter Ecology fund for a while through thin, then a bit more thin, and some thin, before the recent thick. Interesting blurb around their SRI though - confirms our view that their strategic areas can't remain a fluffy sideline compared to hydrocarbons, and that water will be a critical resource as years progress.

Personal view on renewables is that while wind energy on a large scale is getting some traction in commercial terms, it's actually the least useful of the renewables - the focus should be on getting better efficiency and much greater domestic uptake of solar (we looked at it but calculated that for us the payback time would be 16 years) and on wave energy, which has much more dependable output than wind and visually less intrusive. Maybe each house should also have a small wind turbine on the roof - after all, we've got used to chimneys and most houses don't have an open fire any longer!

[mangal] 15/8/2006 19:01

Mike, I've added your intro link to the header. thanks.

[mikehardman] 15/8/2006 17:44

Introduction -
That page include a link to the prospectus, which has a little info on the warrants.

And them warrants have quite a reasonable spread :)

I can't see the current portfolio properly - get a 'Token Type' error in Adobe Reader (and I'm using the latest (7.0.8) version) :(

Earlier (July) RNS included:
1 RPS Group
2 Cranswick
3 Atkins
4 Keller Group
5 Go Ahead Group
6 Nordex AG
7 Whatman
8 Novera Energy
9 Gamesa
10 Shanks Group

[mangal] 09/6/2006 14:47

New thread for restructured Jupiter Global Green IT. Started trading yesterday:


Introduction -
That page include a link to the prospectus, which has a little info on the warrants.

The warrants of these(JGCW) are listed here: