The Income & Growth VCT plc
2 July 2009
Realisation of investment in Tottel Publishing Limited
The Board of The Income & Growth VCT plc is pleased to announce that the
Ordinary Share Fund of the Company has fully realised its investment in Tottel
Publishing, the specialist publisher of legal and tax titles. Tottel Publishing
was sold to the Bloomsbury Publishing Group returning proceeds to the Company
of £2.05 million over the life of the investment, compared to an original cost
of £514,800.
The £0.11 million excess of proceeds above the Half-Yearly valuation of £1.5
million is equivalent to a 0.32 p increase in the Company's net asset value.
The Board intends to make the next announcement of the Company's unaudited net
asset value in the Interim Management Statement for the quarter ended 30 June
2009 which is due to be released by mid August 2009.
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