I found it a pleasure to go to the Starvest AGM held in the rather nice St Stephen’s Club in Queen Anne Gate SW1. Starvest, a small company with a market capitalization of £4.77m, exists to research start-up mining companies and to buy and trade their shares if appropriate. At present it has investments in some twenty-eight companies, of which thirteen represent 87% of the value. Shares, which may be quite illiquid, are normally held for a number of years until they succeed. Interests at present are spread over at least seventeen countries. Starvest is run by three directors who pay themselves quite moderately, have no rented property ( they have a room in the chairman’s house), and in these hard times have paid a dividend of 0.75 pence on
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