TMT Investments - Picture-perfect Investment & New Fund

TMT Investments Picture-perfect Investment & New Fund In a move to diversity and reinforce its presence in the high-growth, internet-based market, TMT Investments has acquired a 20% stake in Favim Holdings, the online photo sharing and collecting service business, for $300,000. The venture capitalist also revealed that it will assist the investment manager of a newly proposed unquoted TMT fund. With the shares up 23% since we initiated coverage in February this year, we continue to believe that the company has the long-term potential to generate an attractive rate of return for shareholders. Click to Download Full Report Table: Financial overview Year to 31st Dec. 2008A 2009A 2010A* 2011A Revenue ($) NA NA 0 8,199 EBIT ($) NA NA (27,479) (560,981) PBT ($) NA NA (26,879) (442,591) EPS (cents) NA NA (2.21) (0.57) Dividend (cents) NA NA 0.0 0.0 Notes: *As TMT Investments was incorporated on 30th September 2010, its 2010 financial year results span only a 3-month period. Key data Price $1.58 52 week high/low $1.60 / $0.90 Primary exchange LSE EPIC TMT Shares in issue 24.64 m Market Cap $38.81m Sector Financial Valuation NAV / Share 102.19 cents TNAV / Share 102.19 cents Affiliations: None Important: All disclaimer information can be found on the last page of the document

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