The niche company's exit from two successful investments highlights its strengths, a factor not reflected in its near-25 per cent discount

Funding provider Duke Royalty (DUKE:31.6p) has reported a 17 per cent hike in recurring cash revenue to £12.2mn in the six months to 30 September 2023, maintaining growth in this key metric for the twelfth consecutive quarter.

Alternative capital specialist Duke Royalty reported a new record of £6m in recurring cash revenue for the first quarter on Wednesday, making for an increase of 17% over the first three months of the prior year, and a £0.3m increase on the previous quarter.

Duke Royalty [AIM:DUKE] the AIM-listed provider of alternative capital, is celebrating its 20th royalty partner through a USD8.75m investment into Instor Solutions announced today (7th March).

Alternative capital provider Duke Royalty said in an update on Friday that it was expecting to achieve recurring cash revenue of £5.7m in the fourth quarter of the 2023 financial year.

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(Alliance News) - Duke Royalty Ltd on Thursday said that it expects higher third quarter revenue than last year, after continuing to deliver growth following on from a successful first half.

Duke Royalty (LON: DUKE) is up almost 4% Thursday morning after the company released a trading update, providing guidance for its third financial quarter ending 31 December 2022.

Analysts at Canaccord Genuity nudged up their target price on diversified financial group Duke Royalty from 53.0p to 54.0p on Thursday, citing "material growth" throughout the trading year.

Duke Royalty Ltd - Guernsey-based royalty finance provider - Says it has successfully raised GBP18.5 million in placing of 1.5 million shares at 35 pence each, as well as a further GBP1.5 million through PrimaryBid offer. Placing is conditional on shareholder approval at the extraordinary general meeting on May 26.

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Shares in royalty finance provider Duke Royalty (DUKE:AIM), added 4.5% to 41p following the release of its third quarter trading update which showed a record quarter for deployment and ‘normalised’ cash revenue.

Finance provider Duke Royalty said on Thursday that it had continued to convert its "robust pipeline" in the third quarter, securing two additional partners and completing three follow-on investments into existing partners.

Duke Royalty has realised half year results and posted a very respectable 78% increase in cash revenue for the period. Revenue rose to £7.8 million in the six months to 30th September 2021, up from £4.4 million in the same period last year.

Shares in alternative capital provider Duke Royalty (DUKE:AIM) gained 4.5% to 46p after the company reported strong first half growth in revenues and profit and said it was confident of exceeding market expectations for the full year to 31 March 2022.

A royalty finance company is exiting mature investments at healthy profits and is making good progress recycling proceeds from a placing into new investee companies.

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ALTERNATIVE capital provider Duke Royalty has exited its investment in Irish niche insurer BHPC, which trades as BHP Insurance.

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Alternative capital provider Duke Royalty said on Monday that its first-quarter cash revenue performance had slightly bested internal forecasts. Duke stated cash revenue, being cash distributions from its royalty partners and cash gains from sales of equity assets, totalled £2.9m for the three months ended 30 June, marginally above management's expectations.

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We are delighted to be included in Lord Lee's latest article in the Financial Times highlighting Duke as one of his newest investments: ‘Current financial pressures on business are providing an increased flow of opportunities for Duke, enabling the group to selectively make perhaps four new investments a year. I expect both companies to grow over the medium term.’

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