TIDMIGV
RNS Number : 6178C
Income & Growth VCT (The) PLC
14 June 2023
THE INCOME & GROWTH VCT PLC
LEI: 213800FPC15FNM74YD92
UNAUDITED HALF-YEAR RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS TO 31 MARCH 2023
The Income & Growth VCT plc ("the Company") today announces its Half-Year
results for the six months to 31 March 2023.
You may, in due course, view the Half-Year Report, comprising the
Unaudited Condensed Financial Statements of the Company by visiting
www.incomeandgrowthvct.co.uk.
Financial Highlights
As at 31 March 2023:
Net assets: GBP122.93 million
Net asset value ("NAV") per share: 79.38 pence
Results for the six months to 31 March 2023:
* Net asset value ("NAV") total return(1) per share was (0.4)%.
* Share price total return(1) per share was (3.1)%.
* The Board has declared an interim dividend in respect
of the current year of 4.00 pence per share which was
paid to Shareholders on 26 May 2023.
* The Company made two new investments of GBP1.01 million.
* Proceeds of GBP9.13 million were received from
realisations, generating net realised gains of
GBP0.41 million.
(1) Alternative Performance Measure ("APM"). See Glossary of Terms
in the Half-Year Report.
PERFORMANCE SUMMARY
The table below shows the recent past performance of the Company's
existing class of shares for each of the last five years, and the
current year to date.
Reporting Net NAV Share Cumulative Cumulative total Dividends
date assets per Price(1) dividends return per share per share
Share paid to shareholders(2) paid
per share and
proposed
in respect
of
each year
(NAV (Share price
basis) basis)
As at (GBPm) (p) (p) (p) (p) (p) (p)
31 March
2023 122.93 79.38 75.00 148.50 227.88 223.50 4.00(3)
30
September
2022 108.42 83.73 81.50 144.50 228.83 226.00 8.00
30
September
2021 119.09 100.45 93.00 136.50 236.95 229.50 9.00
30
September
2020 83.13 70.06 59.50 131.50 201.56 191.00 14.00
30
September
2019 81.73 79.12 75.50 113.00 192.12 188.50 6.00
30
September
2018 82.58 78.32 69.50 108.00 186.32 177.50 6.00
(1) Source: Panmure Gordon & Co (mid-market price).
(2) Cumulative total return per share comprises the NAV per share
(NAV basis) or the mid-market price per share (share price basis)
plus cumulative dividends paid since launch of the current share class.
(3) An interim dividend of 4.00 pence per share, referred to in the
Financial Highlights above, was paid to Shareholders on 26 May 2023.
This dividend has subsequently reduced the NAV per share to 75.38
pence and increased cumulative dividends paid per share to 152.50
pence.
Detailed performance data, including a table of dividends paid to
date for all share classes and fundraising rounds, is shown in the
Performance Data appendix in the Half-Year Report. The tables, which
give information by allotment date on NAVs and dividends paid per
share, are also available on the Company's website at www.incomeandgrowthvct.co.uk
where they can be accessed by clicking on "table" under "Reviewing
the performance of your investment" on the home page.
Chair's Statement
I present the Company's Half-Year Report for the six months to 31
March 2023.
Overview
The first six months of the Company's financial year occurred against
a backdrop of challenging UK economic conditions. Increasing inflation
and rising interest rates have both impacted consumer and business
confidence which has pulled down market valuation benchmarks and caused
a general softening of trading performance. In line with this, the
Company's NAV total return fell marginally by 0.4%.
So far in 2023, despite the wider market concerns, stock market multiples
appeared to stabilise following the material downward re-rating of
growth stocks experienced over much of 2022. However, the collapse
of Silicon Valley Bank and other similar failures mean that confidence
remains fragile. The ongoing threat of a potential UK recession will
likely result in additional challenges for your portfolio companies.
However, the portfolio is well diversified and the Company is well
prepared for most scenarios via its strong liquidity available to
support the winners in the portfolio.
The Company continued to be an active investor and provided new investment
finance to two new companies, Connect Earth and Cognassist. The Company
also delivered two highly successful exits, Equip Outdoor Technologies
(EOTH) and Tharstern Group.
On 5 October 2022, the Company launched an Offer for Subscription
alongside the three other Mobeus VCTs ("Offers") with the full amount
being raised in a matter of weeks. The Board was very pleased with
this support and extends a warm welcome to new and existing investors.
Performance
The Company's NAV total return per share was (0.4)% for the six months
to 31 March 2023 (2022: 2.3%), and the share price total return was
(3.1)% pence (2022: 1.6%). The difference between the NAV total return
and share price total return figures above arises principally due
to the timing of NAV announcements which are usually made retrospectively.
The fall in NAV total return for the period was principally the result
of unrealised declines in the value of investments. Two successful
portfolio exits generated realised gains for the Company, however
these were partially offset by impairments applied to the holdings
of two other companies.
Investment portfolio
In the current challenging environment, a number of investee companies
experienced a decline in consumer confidence with a resultant impact
on trading. The overall value decreased by a modest GBP(0.60) million
(2022: GBP4.20 million), or (0.8)% (2022: 4.8%) on a like-for-like
basis, compared to the opening portfolio value at 1 October 2022 of
GBP73.08 million. This net decrease comprised net realised gains of
GBP0.41 million and net unrealised declines in portfolio valuations
of GBP(1.01) million, over the period.
At the period-end, the portfolio was valued at GBP64.36 million after
taking account of investments purchased and sold in the period, together
with the net realised gains and net unrealised losses referred to
above.
As the portfolio continues its move from being comprised mainly of
MBO investments made under the previous strategy, towards predominantly
growth capital investments which have a more variable return profile,
shareholders should note that the likelihood of investee company failures
is higher. A further impact of the strategy change in 2015 is that
at 31 March 2023, nearly 60% of the portfolio is comprised by the
top five assets by value. The Investment adviser ensures that all
necessary focus is on these higher value assets.
During the six months under review, the Company invested GBP1.01 million
into two new investments:
Connect Earth GBP0.34 million
Environmental data provider
Cognassist GBP0.67 million
Education and neuro-inclusion solutions
The Company generated a total of GBP9.06 million in proceeds from
realisations alongside loan repayments of GBP0.07 million. The Company
therefore generated total proceeds of GBP9.13 million in the six months
to 31 March 2023. More detail on these realisations is provided below.
In November 2022, it was pleasing to exit the equity investment held
in EOTH (trading as Rab and Lowe Alpine), receiving GBP7.34 million
including preference share dividends received upon completion. This
exit generated a realised gain in the period of GBP0.42 million. Total
proceeds received over the life of this investment are GBP9.54 million
to date, a 6.9x multiple of cost and an IRR of 23.2%. The Company
has retained its interest yielding loan stock to continue to generate
income for the VCT in the future.
In March 2023, the Company achieved a full exit of Tharstern Group
Limited generating proceeds of GBP2.85 million and a realised gain
of GBP0.86 million. Over the life of this investment, the Company
has received GBP4.00 million which equates to a multiple on cost of
2.6x and an IRR of 15.0%.
After the period end, Spanish Restaurant Group Limited (trading as
Tapas Revolution) went into administration. Tapas Revolution had experienced
very challenging conditions since COVID-19 and under the HMRC Financial
Health Test (more detail below), the Company was unable to invest
further in this portfolio company. It was therefore necessary for
an Administrator to be appointed. A total of GBP0.87 million has been
recognised as a realised loss in the period across two companies (including
Tapas Revolution) which are experiencing significant trading issues.
Shareholders should be aware that the Financial Health test is an
effective tightening of the interpretation of HMRC policy and practice
in a technical aspect of the VCT financing rules, now resulting in
the restriction of potential follow-on investments to support certain
companies. The Board continues to monitor developments in the interpretation
of this area of legislation carefully and supports the lobbying of
HMRC by the VCTA to change its stance.
After the period-end, the Company invested GBP0.63 million into Dayrize
B.V., a sustainability impact assessment tool provider.
Further details of this investment activity and the performance of
the portfolio are contained in the Investment Adviser's Review and
the Investment Portfolio Summary of the Half-Year Report.
Revenue account
The results for the period are set out in the Unaudited Condensed
Income Statement and show a revenue return (after tax) of 0.60 pence
per share (2022: 0.51 pence per share). The revenue return for the
period of GBP0.87 million represents an increase from last year's
comparable figure of GBP0.61 million. This is due primarily to higher
dividend receipts and interest income.
Dividends
The Board is pleased to have declared an Interim dividend of 4.00
pence per share for the year ending 30 September 2023.
This dividend was paid on 26 May 2023, to Shareholders on the Register
on 21 April 2023, and combined with a 4.00 pence dividend paid in
November 2022 in respect of the previous financial year has brought
cumulative dividends paid per share to 152.50 pence per share.
The Company intends to maintain its target of paying a dividend of
at least 6.00 pence per share in respect of each financial year and
this has been achieved in each of the last eleven financial years.
The Board continues to monitor the sustainability of its dividend
target given the continued movement of the portfolio to a larger share
of younger growth capital investments which have the potential for
increased volatility, which may affect the return in a given year.
Offer for Subscription and Dividend Investment Scheme
The Board approved a further fundraise for the 2022/23 tax year in
October 2022 after considering the future cash requirements of the
Company and the potential demand for the Company's shares following
the successful fundraise in January 2022. Having provided a period
of time between the launch of the prospectus and acceptance of applications,
the Board was pleased that the initial amount of GBP14 million (as
well as an over-allotment facility of a further GBP8 million), launched
on 5 October 2022, was fully subscribed by 8 November 2022. Shares
were allotted in November 2022 and February 2023.
The Company's Dividend Investment Scheme ("DIS") provides Shareholders
with the opportunity to reinvest their cash dividends into new shares
in the Company at the latest published NAV per share (adjusted for
any subsequent dividends). New VCT shares attract the same tax reliefs
as shares purchased through an Offer for Subscription. There were
1,197,652 shares allotted through the DIS during the period at a price
of 79.73 pence.
Shareholders can opt-in to the DIS by completing a mandate form available
on the Company's website at: www.incomeandgrowthvct.co.uk or can opt-out
by contacting Link Group, using the details provided in the Half Year
Report. Please note that instructions take 15 days to become effective.
Cash Available for investment
The Board continues to monitor credit risk in respect of its cash
balances and to prioritise the security and protection of the Company's
capital. Cash and liquidity fund balances as at 31 March 2023 amounted
to GBP58.52 million. This figure has been bolstered by the funds raised
under the Offer and includes GBP52.58 million held in money market
funds with AAA credit ratings and GBP5.94 million held in deposit
accounts with two well-known financial institutions. The rises in
the Bank of England base rate over recent months have significantly
increased the yield on these balances which will help provide future
returns to Shareholders.
Share buybacks
During the six months ended 31 March 2023, the Company bought back
and cancelled 2.41 million of its own shares, representing 1.9% (2022:
0.4%) of the shares in issue at the beginning of the period, at a
total cost of GBP1.84 million (2022: GBP0.40 million), inclusive of
expenses.
It is the Company's policy to cancel all shares bought back in this
way. The Board regularly reviews its buyback policy, where its priority
is to act prudently and in the interest of remaining Shareholders,
whilst considering other factors, such as levels of liquidity and
reserves, market conditions and applicable law and regulations. Under
this policy, the Company seeks to maintain the discount at which the
Company's shares trade at no more than 5% below the latest published
NAV.
Shareholder Event & Communications
May I remind you that the Company has its own website which is available
at: www.incomeandgrowthvct.co.uk . The Investment Adviser last held
a Shareholder Event on behalf of the Mobeus VCTs on the afternoon
of 23 March 2023 with a live Q&A session which we hope you were able
to join. Double the number of attendees joined the meeting compared
to last year. A recording of the event is available via a link on
the Company's website.
Fraud Warning
Shareholders continue to be contacted in connection with sophisticated
but fraudulent financial scams which purport to come from the Company
or to be authorised by it. This is often by a phone call or an email
usually originating from outside of the UK, claiming or appearing
to be from a corporate finance firm offering to buy your shares at
an inflated price.
Further information and fraud advice plus details of who to contact,
can be found in the Shareholder Information section in the Half-Year
Report.
Environmental, Social and Governance ("ESG")
The Board and the Investment Adviser believe that the consideration
of environmental, social and corporate governance ("ESG") factors
throughout the investment cycle will contribute towards enhanced shareholder
value.
Gresham House has a team which is focused on sustainability and the
Board views this as an opportunity to enhance the Company's existing
protocols and procedures through the adoption of the highest industry
standards. The future FCA reporting requirements consistent with the
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, which commenced
on 1 January 2021, do not currently apply to the Company but will
be kept under review, the Board being mindful of any recommended changes.
Consumer Duty
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has introduced the concept of
Consumer Duty, the rules and principles of which come into effect
in July 2023. Consumer Duty is an advance on the existing concept
of 'treating customers fairly'. It sets higher and clearer standards
of consumer protection across financial services and requires all
firms to put their customers' needs first.
As the Company is not regulated by the FCA it does not directly fall
into the scope of Consumer Duty. However, Gresham House as the Investment
Adviser and any IFAs or financial platforms used to distribute future
fundraising offers, are subject to Consumer Duty.
It is incumbent on all parties to uphold the principles behind Consumer
Duty and to that end we are working with the Investment Adviser to
review the information we should provide to assist consumers and their
advisers to discharge their obligations under Consumer Duty.
Outlook
The geopolitical and economic context for the next year is liable
to be challenging. However, this can also provide an opportunity for
the Company to source and make high quality investments whilst building
strategic stakes in existing portfolio businesses with great potential
for the future. The prospects for new investment flow are good. Notwithstanding
the successful exits of EOTH and Tharstern, the exit environment will
likely be subdued in comparison to recent years. However, the Company
has ample liquidity and is not time-limited. The combined impact of
inflation, interest rates and restrictions in Government spending
can be expected to impact both consumer and business confidence in
the near term. We therefore anticipate that further stresses will
become evident over the forthcoming year. We expect that all sectors
will be vulnerable, although the Company has a large and well diversified
portfolio, managed by a professional and capable investment team,
which helps to mitigate the challenges that lie ahead.
I would like to take this opportunity once again to thank all Shareholders
for your continued support and to extend a warm welcome to new Shareholders.
Maurice Helfgott
Chair
13 June 2023
Investment ADVISER'S Review
Portfolio review
The continuing harsh economic conditions continue to create challenging
circumstances for portfolio companies. UK business has seen both demand
and operating margins come under pressure in the face of marked increases
in inflation and interest rates which have not been experienced by
a generation of management teams.
In the latter months of 2022 and into 2023, market multiples began
to stabilise. However, portfolio companies' trading performance has
now begun to experience the impact of declining consumer confidence
and business investment.
Whilst inflation is expected to moderate following the rises in base
rates, it is still at a very high level and has impacted economic
growth expectations. In contrast to this, there are early signs that
supply chains are returning to normality, that labour shortages are
easing and that there are pockets of positive market sentiment. Furthermore,
the direct impact of high interest rates on the Company's portfolio
is negligible as most portfolio companies do not have any significant
third-party debt. The outlook is therefore mixed, and the emphasis
is thus on robust funding structures and being prepared for all eventualities.
The Gresham House non-executive directors who sit on each portfolio
company board have responded by working with their management teams
to ensure that appropriate scenario planning has been done to achieve
the best results during these uncertain times. There is also now a
greater focus on cash management and capital efficiency. With ample
liquidity following the recent fund raise, the Company is also well
placed to support portfolio companies with follow-on funding where
it is appropriate and can be structured on attractive terms. Strong
liquidity will also benefit the attractive new investment environment
for the Company which, in our view is strong and we are seeing a number
of interesting investment propositions.
There are some specific highs in the portfolio such as Preservica
which continues to see strong trading and is out-performing budget.
The exits from EOTH and Tharstern were also excellent results after
long running processes which had to negotiate numerous economic and
geo-political hurdles. By contrast, there were also some significant
falls, the largest were MyTutor and Connect Childcare with a further
fall in the quoted share price of Virgin Wines UK plc. Disappointingly,
after experiencing very difficult trading conditions since the onset
of COVID-19, Tapas Revolution has entered administration since the
period-end with no expected recovery for the VCTs.
The portfolio movements in the period are summarised as follows:
2023 2022
GBPm GBPm
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Opening portfolio value 73.08 88.15
New and follow-on investments 1.01 3.25
Disposal proceeds (9.13) (6.24)
Net realised gains 0.41 1.21
Unrealised v aluation movements (1.01) 2.99
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Portfolio value at 31 March 64.36 89.36
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Valuation changes of portfolio investments still held
The portfolio generated net unrealised losses of GBP(1.01) million
in the first half of its financial year.
The total valuation increases were GBP4.36 million. The main valuation
increases were in:
Preservica - GBP3.44 million
Aquasium - GBP0.32 million
Orri - GBP0.29 million
Preservica is performing well and increasing its recurring revenues
whilst Aquasium has started to gain significant traction with its
products. Finally, Orri has benefitted from a first time valuation
uplift due to the investment structuring.
The total valuation decreases were GBP(5.37) million. The main valuation
decreases were:
MyTutor - GBP(1.15) million
Connect Childcare - GBP(1.07) million
Virgin Wines - GBP(0.66) million
MyTutor has been impacted by declining sector multiples combined with
slower than anticipated growth over the year. Connect Childcare has
not grown revenues as quickly as hoped and is now prioritising capital
efficiency. Virgin Wines continues to suffer from negative sentiment
across the consumer sector. Following announcements of operational
issues over its key Christmas period, it has seen a further decline
in its quoted share price, although underlying trading remains resilient
and compares very favourably to its peers.
The Company's investment values have been insulated partially from
market movements and lower revenue growth by the preferred investment
structures employed in many of the portfolio companies. This acts
to moderate valuation swings and the net result is a more modest decline
in portfolio value.
The portfolio's valuation changes in the period are summarised as
follows:
Investment Portfolio Capital Movement 2023 2022 2020
GBPm GBPm GBPm
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Increase in the value of unrealised investments 4.36 11.98 26.68
Decrease in the value of unrealised investments (5.37) (8.99) (0.61)
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Net increase in the value of unrealised
investments (1.01) 2.99 26.07
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Realised gains 1.28 1.21 3.67
Realised losses (0.87) - (0 . 08)
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Net realised gains in the period 0.41 1.21 3.59
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Net investment portfolio movement in the
period (0.60) 4.20 29.66
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New investments during the period
The Company made one new investment of GBP1.01 million during the
period, as detailed below:
Company Business Date of Investment Amount of new
investment (GBPm)
Environmental
data
Connect Earth provider March 2023 0.34
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Founded in 2021, Connect Earth (connect.earth) is a London-based
environmental data company that seeks to facilitate easy access
to sustainability data. With its carbon tracking API technology,
Connect Earth supports financial institutions in offering their
customers transparent insights into the climate impact of their
daily spending and investment decisions. Connect Earth's defensible
and scalable product platform suite has the potential to be a
future market winner in the nascent but rapidly growing carbon
emission data market, for example, by enabling banks to provide
end retail and business customers with carbon
footprint insights of their spending. This funding round is designed
to facilitate the delivery of the technology and product roadmap
to broaden the commercial reach of a proven product.
Education and
neuro-inclusion
Cognassist solutions March 2023 0.67
Cognassist (cognassist.com) is an education and neuro-inclusion
solutions company that provides a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
platform focused on identifying and supporting individuals with
hidden learning needs. The business is underpinned by extensive
scientific research and an extensive cognitive dataset. Cognassist
has scaled its underlying business within the education market.
This investment will empower Cognassist to continue its growth
within the education market and penetrate the enterprise market,
where demand for neuro-inclusive solutions to adequately support
employees is rapidly emerging.
Realisations during the period
The Company completed two exits during the period, as detailed below: Company Business Period of investment Total cash proceeds
over the life
of the investment/
Multiple over
cost
EOTH Branded clothing October 2011 to GBP9.54 million
(Rab and Lowe November 2022 6.9x cost
Alpine)
The Company realised its equity investment in EOTH for GBP7.34
million (realised gain in the period: GBP0.42 million) including
preference dividends. Total proceeds received over the life of
the investment were GBP9.54 million compared to an original investment
cost of GBP1.38 million, representing a multiple on cost of 6.9x
and an IRR of 23.2%. The Company has retained its interest yielding
loan stock investment. Once repaid, this should increase the multiple
on cost to 7.9x.
Tharstern Software based July 2014 to March GBP4.00 million
management information 2023 2.6x cost
systems
The Company realised its investment in Tharstern Group for GBP2.85
million (realised gain in period: GBP0.86 million). Total proceeds
received over the life of the investment were GBP4.00 million
compared to an original cost of GBP1.54 million, representing
a multiple on cost of 2.6x and an IRR of 15.0%.
Loan repayments and other proceeds in the period
The Company received a loan repayment from Jablite Holdings Limited
of GBP0.07 million.
Investment portfolio yield
In the period under review, the Company received the following amounts
in loan interest and dividend income:
Investment Portfolio Yield 2022 2022
GBPm GBPm
Interest received in the period 0.31 0.84
Dividends received in the period 0.56 0.40
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Total portfolio income in the period(1) 0.87 1.24
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Portfolio Value at 31 March 64.36 89.36
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Portfolio Income Yield (Income as a % of
Portfolio value at 31 March) 1.4% 1.4%
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(1) Total portfolio income in the period is generated solely from
investee companies within the portfolio
New investments made after the period-end
The Company made one new investment of GBP0.63 million after the period-end,
as detailed below:
Company Business Date of Investment Amount of further
investment (GBPm)
Sustainability
impact assessment
Dayrize tool provider May 2023 0.63
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Founded in 2020, Amsterdam-based Dayrize has developed a rapid
sustainability impact assessment tool that delivers product-level
insights for consumer goods brands and retailers, enabling them
to be leaders in sustainability. Its proprietary software platform
and methodology bring together an array of data sources to provide
a single holistic product-level sustainability score that is comparable
across product categories in under two seconds. This funding round
is to drive product development and develop its market strategy
to build on an opportunity to emerge as a market leader in the
industry.
Environmental, Social, Governance considerations
Gresham House is committed to sustainable investment as an integral
part of its business strategy. During the year, the Investment Adviser
has formalised its approach to sustainability and has put in place
several processes to ensure environmental, social and governance factors
and stewardship responsibilities are built into asset management across
all funds and strategies, including venture capital trusts, for example,
individual members of the investment team now have their own individual
ESG objectives set which align with the wider ESG goals of Gresham
House. For further details, Gresham House published its third Sustainable
Investment Report in April 2023, which can be found on its website
at: www.greshamhouse.com .
Outlook
Whilst the period under review has once again been marked with volatility
and uncertainty as a result of a number of factors affecting both
the global and UK economy, the portfolio has continued to trade well
under the circumstances. Rising costs and recessionary pressures will
place further strains on the portfolio. However, the portfolio is
well diversified and Gresham House has an experienced team working
closely with them to help them navigate the challenges that lie ahead.
In terms of new investment, evidence shows that investing through
the economic cycle has the potential to yield strong returns and Gresham
House is seeing a number of opportunities, both new deals and further
investment into the existing portfolio, which have the potential to
drive shareholder value over the medium term.
Gresham House Asset Management Limited
Investment Adviser
13 June 2023
Half-Year Report
Copies of this statement are being sent to all shareholders. Further
copies are available free of charge from the Company's registered
office, 5 New Street Square, London, EC4A 3TW, or can be downloaded
via the Company's website at www.incomeandgrowthvct.co.uk .
Contact
Gresham House Asset Management Limited
Company Secretary
mobeusvcts@greshamhouse.com
+44 20 7382 0999
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