In its half-year results published today (12 September), the trust said the NAV of 199.1p as of 30 June 2024 was an “all-time high” and noted it surpassed the 200p threshold after the period.
According to data from the Association of Investment Companies, the NAV is currently sitting at 205.1p.
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Similarly, IGC’s share price rose 4.3% to 180.5p in the first six months of the year.
However, the trust’s board highlighted its discount/premium to NAV was “relatively volatile” over the period, rang…
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