Final Results

GENESIS EMERGING MARKETS FUND LIMITED PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of Genesis Emerging Markets Fund Limited announce results for the year ended 30th June, 2005 as follows: 2005 2004 US$ US$ Total net assets 495,859,289 352,688,435 Net asset value per Participating Preference Share 36.73 26.12 Total Return per Participating Preference Share 10.61 7.73 Comment - As at 30th June, 2005, the net asset value for Participating Preference Shares was US$36.73. This compares with US$33.77 at 31st December, 2004 and US$26.12 at 30th June, 2004. The Directors do not recommend a dividend. Share prices in emerging markets performed strongly over the past 12 months with some of the smaller markets, such as Egypt and Colombia, among the best performers. Markets have benefited from a combination of strong global growth, improved corporate profitability and low interest rates. The exceptional pace of global economic growth seen in 2004 has continued into 2005, with little if any slow down being recorded in key developing economies such as China and India. Global conditions have been unusually favourable for exports and capital flows and the ensuing growth in emerging markets reflected a better balance between external and domestic demand. There has, however, been a notable contraction of current account surpluses in recent months. This is partly explained by an upswing in domestic investment, which tends to suck in imports, but also reflects a high oil price, which is altogether a less positive factor. The countries surrounding Europe are also feeling the effects of faltering demand from the EU (particularly Germany). In Latin America, improved terms of trade have strengthened the external position of many countries and record current account surpluses have been recorded. The Manager believes the advantages of improved corporate profitability, reduced macroeconomic risks and superior demographic profiles for emerging markets remain soundly intact. Countries such as India and China, Russia and South Africa, for example, have been fundamentally transformed over the last fifteen years. The development process, involving political as well as economic transformation, has given rise to a structural improvement in investability in the emerging markets and has helped to create a growing universe of globally confident and competitive companies. More importantly, many people within these countries have experienced the benefit of this transformation and want a continuation of the same. By Order of the Board HSBC Securities Services (Guernsey) Limited Dated: 9th September, 2005 GENESIS EMERGING MARKETS FUND LIMITED PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT (continued) APPENDIX 2005 2004 US$ US$ FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Total net assets 495,859,289 352,688,435 Dividends and Bond interest 11,338,698 8,088,112 Deposit interest 17,505 21,862 ___________ __________ Gross income 11,356,203 8,109,974 Revenue return for the year 1,751,531 2,057,999 Capital return for the year 141,419,323 102,236,221 Net assets per Participating Share 36.73 26.12 ________ ____ Total return per Participating Share 10.61 7.73 ________ ____ STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Investment income received 9,963,332 7,589,593 Interest received 16,541 21,420 Management fees paid (5,167,740) (4,291,215) Other expense payments (1,658,948) (1,135,806) Exchange loss (157) (235) Purchases of investments (74,479,922) (61,750,918) Sales of investments 67,718,000 51,159,718 ___________ Net Cash Outflow $(3,608,894) $(8,407,443)
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