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India Capital Growth Fund Limited 07 March 2007 India Capital Growth Fund Limited 7 March 2007 28 February 2007 NAV Statement India Capital Growth Fund Limited (the 'Company') 7 March 2007 Net Asset Values The Company announces its net asset values per share as at 28 February 2007: Net asset value per share - undiluted 89.03 p Net asset value per share - fully diluted 90.86 p Progress Update NAV was down 8.5% on the month, reflecting across the board falls in global equity markets during the last week of February. Domestically, the Union Budget presented on 28th February was not well perceived by the market, which saw further significant falls on the last trading day of the month. During the period the Rupee depreciated marginally against Sterling. The Company continued to increase its investment in the companies in its small and mid-cap portfolio, increasing its stakes in Arihant Foundations, Dabur Pharma, Gruh Finance, Mahindra Ugine, SpiceJet and Standard Industries. The holding in Arihant Foundations and Housing Ltd now represents 3.3% of the portfolio. Arihant is one of the leading developers of residential and commercial property in Chennai. The Company has built more than 5 mn sq. ft. of built up area, including some of the most sought after residential buildings in the city. The Company has a large land bank (land in possession under development of various properties) of 16 properties, of which 14 are for residential and two for commercial use. For its commercial developments, Arihant has a list of prestigious clients including HCL Tech, Verizon, and Hutchison Essar Limited. The Company is well regarded for its 'tech-friendly' building structures, which has enabled it to attract tenants and buyers in the IT space. The Company follows different models for commercial and residential properties - leasing for commercial and outright sell for residential. Arihant has a market cap of Rs 2,210 Mn (GBP 25 Mn) and ICGF's shareholding represents some 8.8% of the issued equity capital. We believe that the present market value per share of the company's 'land bank' is significantly above the current share price. In other activity, the Company continued to sell down in JSW Steel and some smaller large cap holdings, so that cash levels have risen since the end of January. The Company expects to be able to take advantage of market weakness to further add to its core investee company shareholdings. Summary of Holdings at 28 February 2007 by Size Category No. of Companies % of portfolio Small and Midcap and unlisted holdings 31 81.0% Large Cap holdings 5 11.4% Total investments 36 92.5% Cash 7.6% Analysis of holdings by sector at 28 February 2007 Sector Summary % of Portfolio Media 14.0% Financial Services 11.2% Housing & Construction 10.5% Textiles 10.3% Engineering / Manufacturing 8.3% Auto / Auto Comp 7.0% Oil Drilling, Equipment & Services 4.8% Banks 4.8% IT 4.3% Airlines 4.3% Shipping 3.8% Pharmaceuticals 3.4% Steel / Iron Ore 2.1% Hotels 1.6% Others 2.0% Total 92.4% Top 5 small and mid-cap Holdings 28 February 2007 Holding Sector % of Portfolio IOL Broadband Media 8.2% S Kumars Nationwide Textiles 7.3% Asian Electronics Engineering / Manufacturing 5.7% Prime Focus Media 5.4% Marwadi Shares Financial Services 4.5% This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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