Global Opportunities Trust reaffirms successful value and absolute-return strategy (LON: GOT)

Global Opportunities Trust

Global Opportunities Trust Plc (LON:GOT) has provided its monthly factsheet for October 2025.

Global Opportunities Trust reported total assets of £117.5 million at 31 October 2025, with a net asset value of 402.0p per share and a share price of 333.0p, representing a 17.2 per cent discount. The trust maintains a diversified mix of equity holdings and liquidity funds, with the top ten equity positions accounting for 36.1 per cent of net assets

Global Opportunities Trust plc LON:GOT) invests globally in undervalued asset classes without reference to the composition of any stock market index.

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