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James Carthew
- James Carthew
Pantheon Infrastructure – Powering up
Over the past year, as its portfolio continues to mature, Pantheon Infrastructure (PINT) has risen towards the top-end of peer group performance tables as Figure 11 on page 11 shows. Over the first six months of 2024, PINT reported a NAV return of 8.5%, running well ahead of its target of 8%–10% per annum. In PINT’s recent results, the stand-out winner within the portfolio was the US power generation business Calpine. This note delves into the Calpine story in more detail and sets out why we ...
David Johnson
- David Johnson
Seraphim Space Investment Trust – Entering orbit
Seraphim Space Investment Trust (SSIT) continues to see its portfolio of cutting-edge SpaceTech companies achieve key milestones. Over SSIT’s financial year, its companies raised $900m in new investments, with SSIT contributing £11m across 10 positions. Notable examples are the oversubscribed IPO of Astroscale, the successful capital raise of D-Orbit, and the soaring share price of AST SpaceMobile. This has resulted in positive NAV growth for SSIT during the period. SSIT’s portfolio companies...
Richard Williams
- Richard Williams
Urban Logistics REIT – Half year results analysis
Urban Logistics REIT (SHED) has reported half year results for the six months to 30 September 2024 this morning. EPRA net tangible assets (NTA) was down 1.4% to 158.05p over the period, primarily due to costs associated with asset acquisitions. NAV total return for the period was 1.3%.
Andrew Courtney
- Andrew Courtney
Bluefield Solar Income Fund – Compelling opportunity
Despite its resilient business model, high dividend payout, and deep development pipeline, investors have continued to overlook the Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF). This appears to be related to the negative sentiment surrounding the renewable energy sector. Positively, despite the troubles of the broader sector, we see a clear path for the company’s discount to return to its historic premium. The new partnership with GLIL provides an avenue for the ongoing development of its impressive pipel...
Andrew Courtney
- Andrew Courtney
QuotedData’s Economic and Political Monthly Roundup – September 2024
As inflation recedes across the bulk of the world’s developed economies, all eyes turn to the path of interest rates and the speed with which these come down in the coming months. Several major central banks have already cut their interest rate, including the Bank of England (BoE) which reduced its base rate to 5% on 5 August, the first reduction in over four years. While markets generally view these cuts as a positive, it’s important to consider the fundamentals driving these decisions. In t...
James Carthew
- James Carthew
Pantheon Infrastructure – Powering up
Over the past year, as its portfolio continues to mature, Pantheon Infrastructure (PINT) has risen towards the top-end of peer group performance tables as Figure 11 on page 11 shows. Over the first six months of 2024, PINT reported a NAV return of 8.5%, running well ahead of its target of 8%–10% per annum. In PINT’s recent results, the stand-out winner within the portfolio was the US power generation business Calpine. This note delves into the Calpine story in more detail and sets out why we ...
David Johnson
- David Johnson
Seraphim Space Investment Trust – Entering orbit
Seraphim Space Investment Trust (SSIT) continues to see its portfolio of cutting-edge SpaceTech companies achieve key milestones. Over SSIT’s financial year, its companies raised $900m in new investments, with SSIT contributing £11m across 10 positions. Notable examples are the oversubscribed IPO of Astroscale, the successful capital raise of D-Orbit, and the soaring share price of AST SpaceMobile. This has resulted in positive NAV growth for SSIT during the period. SSIT’s portfolio companies...
Richard Williams
- Richard Williams
Urban Logistics REIT – Half year results analysis
Urban Logistics REIT (SHED) has reported half year results for the six months to 30 September 2024 this morning. EPRA net tangible assets (NTA) was down 1.4% to 158.05p over the period, primarily due to costs associated with asset acquisitions. NAV total return for the period was 1.3%.
Andrew Courtney
- Andrew Courtney
Bluefield Solar Income Fund – Compelling opportunity
Despite its resilient business model, high dividend payout, and deep development pipeline, investors have continued to overlook the Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF). This appears to be related to the negative sentiment surrounding the renewable energy sector. Positively, despite the troubles of the broader sector, we see a clear path for the company’s discount to return to its historic premium. The new partnership with GLIL provides an avenue for the ongoing development of its impressive pipel...
Andrew Courtney
- Andrew Courtney
QuotedData’s Economic and Political Monthly Roundup – September 2024
As inflation recedes across the bulk of the world’s developed economies, all eyes turn to the path of interest rates and the speed with which these come down in the coming months. Several major central banks have already cut their interest rate, including the Bank of England (BoE) which reduced its base rate to 5% on 5 August, the first reduction in over four years. While markets generally view these cuts as a positive, it’s important to consider the fundamentals driving these decisions. In t...
Economic & Political Roundup - March 2016
”‹A collation of recent insights on markets and economies taken from the comments made by Chairmen and investment managers of investment companies – have a read and make your own minds up. Please remember that nothing in this note is designed to encourage you to buy or sell any of the companies mentioned.
Expansion boosts bottom line
”‹Caledonia Mining (Caledonia) produced 23,300oz (23koz) of gold in H1 2016, a 14% increase on H1 2015, indicating that its investment in infrastructure to expand production is already bearing fruit. The company is on schedule to produce around 50koz of gold in 2016 (2015: 43koz).
James Carthew
- James Carthew
Diverse renewables exposure
Since its launch in March 2014, John Laing Environmental Assets Group (JLEN) has built up a diverse portfolio of wind, solar, anaerobic digestion, waste and wastewater projects. It uses most of the revenue from these to pay its dividends (currently a yield of 5.9%) and the balance goes to reinvest in new projects, to help maintain the long-term value of the portfolio when adjusted for inflation. JLEN is targeting an internal rate of return between 7.5% and 8.5% (net of fees and expenses) on its ...
James Carthew
- James Carthew
Quality small cap focus
Strategic Equity Capital (SEC’s) managers believe the current portfolio consists of very high quality smaller companies. The high cash balances that built up in 2016, on the back of events such as the e2v technologies takeover, have, largely, been redeployed. Cash drag and the fund’s focus have held back returns over the past year (see page 12). However, investment activity (detailed on page 10) has generated encouraging initial returns. Longer term, the detailed private equity derived process, ...
Matthew Read
- Matthew Read
Sounding a note of caution
”‹Fidelity Special Values (FSV) is managed with a contrarian style (it focuses on stocks which are out of favour with other investors, yet show potential for change). It benefited from the Trump reflation trade (see page 14), as value stocks (stocks that that tend to trade at low valuations relative to their fundamentals) rallied strongly, but, as the market has reset its expectations, value has moved out of favour as investors have refocused on growth. With market valuations close to all-time h...
Matthew Read
- Matthew Read
Reasons to be cheerful
”‹Fidelity Japanese Values (FJV) has recovered strongly this year as investors have refocused their attention on growth stocks (those that tend to increase in capital value). Japanese corporate earnings have recovered sharply from their low and while yen strengthening, on the back of regional political events, is a potential challenge, FJV’s manager says that an uptick in the global cycle has helped Japan to expand beyond its potential growth rate. The trust’s manager, Nicholas Price, observes t...
Matthew Read
- Matthew Read
Two years on and all is well
”‹Since Nitin Bajaj’s appointment in April 2015, Fidelity Asian Values (FAS) has markedly outperformed its peer group and benchmark. This is despite relative performance suffering this year, as large-cap stocks (which dominate the index and where FAS is underweight) have outperformed smaller companies (FAS’ absolute returns have nonetheless been very strong). Over the long term, Nitin expects this to reverse with the trust benefiting.