JPMorgan European Discovery Trust top ten investments

JPMorgan European Discovery Trust (LON:JEDT) has provided its 10 largest investments as at: 30 April 2024.

JPMORGAN EUROPEAN DISCOVERY TRUST PLC
Legal Entity Identifier: 54930049CEWDI46Y3U28
THE COMPANY ANNOUNCES THE TEN LARGEST INVESTMENTS IN % OF TOTAL ASSETS As at: 30 April 2024
Spie	2.6%
Bilfinger	2.4%
Cts Eventim	2.3%
Elis	2.3%
Fugro	2.3%
Bff Bank	2.3%
De’Longhi Group	2.2%
Merlin Properties	2.1%
Scor	2.0%
Do & Co	2.0%
Total	22.5%

JPMorgan European Discovery Trust plc (LON:JEDT) is an investment trust company. The Investment Trust JEDT objective is to achieve capital growth from a portfolio of quoted smaller companies in Europe, excluding the United Kingdom.

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