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Chrysalis Investments (CHRY)
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Chrysalis Investments (CHRY)
This early-stage investment fund (sometimes compared with Schiehallion) has been on a roll lately on the back of positive news on some of its key investments and a recent fundraising at 205p. I took the opportunity to invest a slice of my portfolio in the fund and have been pleased at the upward share price momentum since. I note CHRY hasn't attracted any comment on these boards. Is anyone else invested or have any observations to make?
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Re: Chrysalis Investments (CHRY)
Interesting. Might take a look. At first glance, could be riding a similar tide to the one that's been raising many PE and VCT investments.
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Re: Chrysalis Investments (CHRY)
There is currently a premium to NAV (27.8%) and I don't ( at first glance) understand the charge (AIC ongoing charge =0.71% , AIC ongoing charge plus performance fee = 8.15%).
https://www.theaic.co.uk/companydata/0P0001EXYD
The Trusts latest factsheet is dated end of March 2021 ( when there was a 6.1% discount to NAV! ).
"To generate long term capital growth through investing in a portfolio consisting primarily of equity or equity-related investments in unquoted and listed companies." Is how the AIC list the Trusts objective.
https://www.theaic.co.uk/companydata/0P0001EXYD
The Trusts latest factsheet is dated end of March 2021 ( when there was a 6.1% discount to NAV! ).
"To generate long term capital growth through investing in a portfolio consisting primarily of equity or equity-related investments in unquoted and listed companies." Is how the AIC list the Trusts objective.
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