Close Technology & General VCT releases full year results
As at 31 December 2004, following revaluations, the net asset value of Close Technology & General VCT Plc was £15.5m, or 111.3p per share, compared to net assets at 31 December 2003 of £15.4m, or 107.8p per share. Net income after taxation was £339,000 (2003: £273,000) for the year, enabling the board to declare a net final dividend of 1p per share, making a total dividend of 7p per share for the year (2003: 2p). The main event of the year was the sale of Active Hotels for a profit of £4.44m on cost of £500,000. A small further sum is expected at the end of the current financial year by way of deferred consideration. Careforce Group floated on AIM in 2004 and Close Technology & General VCT received proceeds, including a redemption premium on loan stock, of £1.04m, and still own shares in Careforce valued at £780,000 at the year end on a cost of £1.13m. The VCT made profits of £337,000 on a disposal of a variety of AIM investments, while the quoted technology portfolio recorded net realised profits of £107,000. Against this, the disposal of its underperforming investment in Leisure Links resulted in a net loss of £317,000 on cost of £950,000. City Centre Breweries has performed poorly and was placed into administration in November 2004.
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