In QuotedData’s other news 28 February 2020:
- Aberdeen Standard European Logistics has announced a 4% increase in its NAV (in euro terms) which translates into a small fall in its sterling NAV as the pound strengthened following the election. The NAV moved from €1.07 to €1.11 and 94.95p to 94.21p. The company continues to pay quarterly dividends of 1.27p. All the money raised in July 2019 has been deployed.
- Stephanie Coxon is to become a non-exec director of JLEN Environmental Assets in June this year. She has considerable financial experience, particularly from a fifteen-year career spent with PwC, specialising in the reporting accountant and audit services of investment funds and REITs listed on the London Stock Exchange. Stephanie is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales.
- Gore Street Energy Storage’s NAV rose 0.6% in the final quarter of 2019, finishing the year at 96.1p (after announcing dividends totalling 7p in 2019). Its 10MW Essex plant is expected to be energised in March.
- Symphony International says that the purchase of NH Hotel that Symphony investment, Minor Planet, made helped lift that company’s profits by 23% over 2019.
We also have results from BlackRock World Mining and a debt reshuffle for JPMorgan American