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Stack Capital Group Inc T.STCK

Alternate Symbol(s):  STCGF

Stack Capital Group Inc. is a Canada-based investment holding company. The Company’s business objective is to invest in equity, debt, and/or other securities of growth-to-late-stage private businesses. The Company is also focused on its efforts in maximizing long-term performance through a portfolio of high growth businesses, which are not widely available to various Canadian investors. It also has the flexibility to invest in private companies in various sectors, before they become public, and the ability to continue holding them as public companies. It invests in various sectors, including space/communications, robotics/AI, travel and leisure, visual design software, insurance and benefits, cybersecurity, neo-bank/finance, e-commerce and others. Its manager is SC Partners Ltd, which acts as its administrator.


TSX:STCK - Post by User

Post by throwaway11on Dec 08, 2022 6:44pm
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Post# 35160547

Trying to understand this...

Trying to understand this...So let me get this straight - this goes public, invests publics money in PE, then pays themselves 15% of the book value of the holdings annually, in cash? This means the value of those PE holdings are essentially decreasing every year, making it a much stronger tide for public float holders to swim against.

I can see why prospective investors might be hesitant here, even if the latest financial statements don't look so bad.
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