The LinQ between recognition and frequency
Resources specialist LinQ Capital has assured investors that the sector’s outlook remains positive despite recent market volatility.
The fund manager’s chairman, Gordon Toll, said this would be recognised as more regular net tangible assets (NTA) performance announcements for the LinQ Resources Fund are provided to the market.
The manager has just released the fund’s September results, which showed 18 per cent NTA growth for the month.
“The board recognises that announcing the fund’s NTA monthly does not allow the LinQ unit price to trade in line with the fund’s NTA performance and these latest performance figures underline why we have commenced more frequent NTA announcements,” Toll said.
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