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Aberdeen International Inc T.AAB

Alternate Symbol(s):  AABVF

Aberdeen International Inc. (Aberdeen) is a Canada-based global resource investment company and merchant bank. The Company is focused on small capitalization companies in the rare metals and renewable energy sectors. Aberdeen’s primary investment objective is to realize returns by investing in pre-IPO and/or early-stage public resource companies with undeveloped or undervalued quality resources. The Company’s strategy is to optimize the return on its investments over a 24 to 36-month investment time frame. The Company’s investment portfolio consists of nine publicly traded investments and 14 privately held investments. The Company focuses on augmenting its investment strategy with a focus on renewable energies, particularly the hydrogen sector. The Company has investments in industries, such as base metals, lithium/energy, health, precious metals, agriculture, clean energy, and others.


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Comment by metcoalfanon Oct 03, 2012 10:28am
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>>in the Spring of 2012 the AAB's management decided that the business model is not working for them anymore: junior miners are in a vicious bear market, anybody can get early stage deals on the cheap, hard to generate profits and corresponding management bonuses. They need to wind down AAB but they want their bag of money first

I don't believe that is quite the scenario.  From my discussions with mgmt, neither the sale of the royalty nor the Dacha merger was about winding down AAB due to a vicious bear market - but rather the opposite - trying to source capital in an environment where a placement was impossible due to variances between NAV and PPS in order to take advantage of bargain basement pricing in the sector.  I'm not saying I like the deal, either deal, nor am I happy with the bonus payments - should be calculated on overall performance - not 20% of realized winner and 0% of unrealized loser. 
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