Finsbury Growth & Income Trust performance highlights

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Finsbury Growth & Income Trust plc (LON:FGT) has announced its Fact Sheet as at 31 March 2026:

Commentary

In March, the NAV was -7.4% on a total return basis and the share price was -7.8% on a total return basis, while the index was -6.7%.

Over the past quarter of a century our UK equity portfolios have been built around three strategic industry preferences, listed below in order of current exposure:

  • Data/Software/Platform companies
  • Consumer Brands, with a preference for Premium and Luxury
  • Stock Market Proxies, notably Asset Management companies.

These strategic preferences had in common some highly attractive investment characteristics:

  • Repeatable/sticky revenues, often subscriptionbased
  • Low capital intensity, making for sustainably high returns on capital
  • Secular growth trends

For a long time our clients were rewarded by our focus on these three categories and we found and held onto some
strong long-term investment winners. But at the end of another bruising period for your Company, I feel obliged to
review our thinking on each category.

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