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India Capital Growth Fund Limited 10 January 2007 India Capital Growth Fund Limited 10 January 2007 India Capital Growth Fund 31 December 2006 NAV Statement India Capital Growth Fund Limited (the 'Company') 10 January 2007 Net Asset Values The Company announces its net asset values per share as at 31 December 2006: Net asset value per share - undiluted 93.24 p Net asset value per share - fully diluted 94.37 p Progress Update The Market Environment FIIs sold heavily in the month of December by US$ 582 Mn, prompted by the increase in Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by Reserve Bank of India, which caused major banks to increase Prime Lending Rates (PLR). The RBI in its announcement made it very clear that it would like to moderate the high credit growth rate and thus inflation through these measures. Market Changes BSE Sensex BSE Small Cap Index (% Change) (% Change) 31 Dec '05 to 31 December 47% 16% 30 November to 31 December 1% 4% During December, the Rupee moved to 86.91 against Sterling, appreciating by 0.34%. Since 1 Jan 2006 the Rupee has depreciated by 11.58% against Sterling. Activity during the Month The Company continued to add to its core portfolio and trimmed the positions in non-core stocks during the month. We have increased our stakes in Mahindra Ugine, S Kumars, Gruh Finance, Grabal Alok, Dabur Pharma and SpiceJet. We added one listed company - IOL Broadband Limited - and one unlisted company - Marwadi Shares and Finance Limited - to our core portfolio. IOL Broadband is a listed Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) company, providing last-mile triple play access (which includes voice, data and wireless) to homes and enterprises across India. Marwadi Share and Finance Limited is a retail brokerage house with a prominent presence in Gujarat and well positioned to increase its presence all over India. It provides a wide range of services to its retail clients. Its brokerage services cover the cash and derivative segments on the leading Indian stock exchanges and commodities markets in India. As we have deployed funds into small cap companies, we have trimmed our large cap portfolio, in particular taking advantage of high prices in the banking sector prior to the RBI's increase in the CRR. Summary of Holdings at 31 December 2006 by Size Category No. of Companies % of Portfolio Small and Mid Cap 34 81.7% Large Cap 4 5.9% Total Investments 38 87.6% Cash 12.4% Small and Mid Cap Holdings at 31 December 2006 by Sector Sector Summary % of Portfolio Housing & Construction 11.8% Textiles 9.8% Auto Components 8.1% Financial Services 7.1% Media 6.2% Steel/Pig Iron 5.2% Engineering / Other Manufacturing 5.0% IT 4.9% Aviation 4.5% Electricals 4.4% Shipping 4.1% Housing Finance 3.7% Pharmaceuticals 2.6% Agro Chemicals 2.0% Hotels 1.6% Other 0.7% Top 5 Small and Mid Cap Holdings at 31 December 2006 Holding Sector % of Portfolio S Kumars Nationwide Textiles 6.8% SpiceJet Aviation 4.5% Mahindra Ugine Auto Components 4.5% Prime Focus Media 4.4% Asian Electronics Electricals 4.4% 10 January 2007 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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