Blurb off RCF Website...Q&A Section As a private equity firm, RCF's Funds will have to exit their investment at some point. How does RCF do this and doesn't it pose a risk to other shareholders?
The Funds have an established track record of exiting investments in a managed, disciplined manner - with a strong emphasis on minimizing disruption to the portfolio company and its share price, if listed. After all, the Fund's interests are aligned with the interests of other investors. In fact, many of our portfolio companies experience continued growth after our exit.
On average, the Funds hold investments for approximately four years with a few hold periods as long as six to seven years. But there are occasions when market dynamics and opportunities lead to monetizing investments - or part of its investment - in a shorter or longer time frame.