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Molten Ventures Plc | GROW | London | Ordinary Share |
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328.00 | 327.00 | 332.50 | 331.50 | 325.00 |
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Posted at 20/11/2024 09:23 by mrscruff Debt levels and commitments to funds look good for a VC types vs NAV, and M&A activity is not only in recovery mode but is expected to remain robust into 2025. This is setup nicely.Evidence from companies like PIN demonstrates the effectiveness of buybacks in our sector (Coca-Cola being the global poster child of buybacks). As GROW receive additional funds from M&A, these buybacks should restart and persist while discount is wide. There is no better use of cash at 50% discount. It's crucial for investors to focus on the mid-term and accumulate positions in anticipation of the upcoming year. Additionally, US regulations could lead to increased M&A activities by American companies seeking GROW assets. |
Posted at 15/11/2024 07:34 by mrscruff Given that European companies are IPO'in the US now it is concealable that GROW is a catch up on the Trump trade if that continues. Trump is looking to profit increase M&A too. I have add back here after making 220% on the pandemic drop. The trick is to find a trend but then find the value stock. Then hold. Sprinkle a little luck by diversification into other assets. The voletilty is extreme so keep allocation under 6% of portfolio unless you have no emotions and can handle it.Good write up by Oak Bloke on his Blog. Discount around 48 percent estimated making it widest in sector. I presume buybacks will resume after results in 5 days time? |
Posted at 30/10/2024 23:17 by riverman77 Woodford had zero experience or track record in venture investing. GROW have proven track record with many profitable exits. Looking to add here if it drifts any lower. |
Posted at 30/10/2024 15:33 by pugugly Most AIM shares up after Budget - GROW looking like it has an attack of Honey Fungus - Wilting. |
Posted at 30/10/2024 10:31 by jaf111 Am new to GROW…could someone please explain why NAV ps est to have fallen almost over 90p from a year ago to 644p when presumably they have revalued the Revolut position significantly upwards (Aug update)???? |
Posted at 26/7/2024 20:05 by cordwainer I estimate the buyback could be worth in the region of 5.4p per share, depending on share price action and timing.The cash on the balance sheet is not particularly unwieldy compared to the investment portfolio value. By comparison, Pantheon International is just over twice the market cap but it's buyback of £200M was twenty times bigger than the one just started by GROW. Meanwhile GROW has over £70M of realisations coming through (Graphcore, Perkbox, Endomag). Last December, £57M was raised in share issuance at 270p per share (to acquire Forward Partners at a 7% discount vs GROWs 63% discount at the time), and now some of those shares are being bought back at around 367p. I suspect this £10M buyback just a gimmick to stir the market and might not be fundamentally worthwhile. Also wondering whether a dividend would have been better, or just maintained as dry powder earning interest. ..? |
Posted at 26/7/2024 06:15 by chester9 Molten Ventures (LSE: GROW, Euronext Dublin: GRW), a leading venture capital firm investing in and developing high-growth digital technology businesses, announces that, beginning today, 26 July 2024, it will commence a share repurchase programme of up to £10,000,000 (the "Programme").The Programme will be financed through existing cash resources. The Programme will commence on the date of this announcement and will continue until the earlier of either the expiration of the general authority received at the Company's 2024 AGM ("General Authority") or reaching purchase of the maximum amount intended under the Programme. |
Posted at 12/7/2024 05:04 by kooba https://techcrunch.c |
Posted at 15/5/2024 08:45 by johnrxx99 To be honest, I'm looking to see a 2 bagger in the next 2 years. It was over 11 quid twoandahalf years ago. I accept that the world has changed but people adapt and so will GROW. I'm probably too optimistic but you have to have a target: from 230p too 900p doesn't seem that imposible. DYOR |
Posted at 08/5/2024 06:41 by donald pond I prefer CHRY to grow based solely on the fact that CHRY is more concentrated and later stage so you can evaluate better what you are getting. But in terms of a long term VC record the Draper team here are the best listed option. I just struggle to value the earlier stage stuff. |
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