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AGA was transparent that 2024 was a disappointing year. In our note, Jam yesterday, and tomorrow, but not today, we noted that problems in healthcare (no longer a core sector), and one portfolio company in particular, meant the strong average investee company EBITDA growth did not fuel NAV growth. However, the detail in the 2024 results bodes well, with i) investee companies delivering mid-teens EBITDA growth, and ii) the stock of 2025 exit-able businesses rising at a time of increased demand (with potential NAV growth from increasing exit uplifts). Long-term returns should be driven by the multiple value-creation options, generated with accelerating new investment.
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