Midas Income & Growth : MIGT – interim results

Alan Borrows, manager MIGT
Alan Borrows, manager MIGT

Over the six months to end October 2013 MIGT delivered an NAV return of 6.8% – well ahead of its objective which is to beat 3 month LIBOR +3% with low volatility (MIGT’s annualised volatility was 8.3% over the period vs. 12.8% for the FTSE All-Share Index). MIGT’s Chairman has said that he believes the annual continuation vote is now the company’s principal discount control mechanism and buy-backs will be used in, undefined, “particular circumstances” – MIGT’s discount is currently 4.2% which is a little wider than the average for its peer group but narrower than it was at the start of the period.

James Carthew
Written By James Carthew

Head of Investment Company Research

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