Oh no.... Albion today announces that things look much worse than even I thought.

 It's all in the timing....

https://data.fca.org.uk/artefacts/NSM/Portal/NI-000106957/NI-000106957_213800SYIQPA3L3T1Q68-2024-06-30.xhtml


RNS filed at National Storage Mechanism today with AGM Notice and Publication of accounts for Albion Crown.

The Chairman says:

During the Company’s financial

year, we disposed of 7% of our stake in Quantexa,

which is now by far our largest investment by value, in

conjunction with some of the other Albion VCTs. This

was in order to manage our exposure to any individual

company. The consideration of £1.2 million received

represented a 9.4 times return on the weighted average

cost of shares sold, and returned 65% of the cost of

our entire holding in Quantexa. The purchasers were

experienced financial investors which elected to leave

the shares under Albion’s management, thus ensuring

that Albion’s overall influence, including voting rights,

would not be diluted. Further details are given in a

note to realisations table on page 29. Over the course

of the year, Quantexa continued to trade well, and at

the year end our holding represented 20.3% of the

VCT’s net assets. This means that, although the Board

remains positive on Quantexa’s prospects, the value of

our stake still represents an unusually high proportion

of our Company’s overall value, and thus remains

a concentration risk. It is not currently envisaged,

however, that there will be an opportunity to reduce our

stake further over the shorter term.




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