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Montfort Capital Corp V.MONT

Alternate Symbol(s):  V.MONT.PR.A | MONTF

Montfort Capital Corporation is a Canada-based company. The Company manages a diversified family of specialized private credit brands. The Corporate Lending business consists of TIMIA and Pivot, which both provide corporate financing to small and medium-sized enterprises. TIMIA Capital offers revenue-based investment to business-to-business recurring revenue software businesses in North America and Pivot Financial, specializes in asset-based private credit targeting mid-market borrowers in Canada. Its Consumer Lending business consists of Brightpath and Langhaus. Brightpath uses investor loans to administer first and second mortgages secured by residential properties within Canada and Langhaus provides insurance policy-backed loans to high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurs in Canada. The Company's Montfort Operations includes management of corporate borrowings and equity instruments, which funds a portion of the capital invested as well as operations.


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Comment by mikerodgeron Jun 22, 2011 4:00pm
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RE: Earnings result of writing up value of investm

RE: Earnings result of writing up value of investmHey Goldblack,
Typically, investments in private companies only change value upwards when a 3rd party makes a significant investment at a higher price. For example, if I buy 1000 shares in a private company for $1000, and then you buy 1000 shares for $2000, the value of my shares would typically be valued at $2000 after your purchase. 
Investments in private companies can change downwards when management and/or the company's auditors feel a discount needs to be applied to an investment based on whatever factors they determine, such as missing targets or a change in the market.
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