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abrdn Asia-Pacific Income Fund VCC T.FAP

abrdn Asia-Pacific Income Fund VCC is a Singapore-based closed-end investment company. The investment objective of the Company is to obtain current income and achieve incidental capital appreciation. The Company seeks to obtain these objectives primarily from investment in long-term debt securities. The Company also invests up to 100% of its total assets in Asia-Pacific debt securities. The Company’s invests in various sectors, including government, financials, supranational, quasi sovereign, consumer discretionary, telecommunication services, real estate, materials, and others. The Company’s investment portfolio is present in countries, including India, Indonesia, China, Australia, Malaysia, Pakistan, United Kingdom, Mexico, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Uruguay, Bahrain, Brazil, Philippines, and Macao, among others. The investment manager of the Company is abrdn Asia Limited.


TSX:FAP - Post by User

Post by KingHeffeon Jun 17, 2014 10:43am
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Post# 22666443

Any opinions???

Any opinions???I don't understand why this stock doesn't seem to get much love. It yields slightly better than 9.5%, pays it's dividend monthly, has a drip, and payed throughout the entire financial crisis. To me, its an attractive stock that is being overlooked because it's boring and just goes about it's business for those of us looking for a long term hold. What does concern me is that I'm overlooking something. Thoughts? Is it a Mary Ann stock nestled amongst a bunch of Gingers? (couldn't resist the comparison)
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