LATEST NEWS

Announcement of Notifiable Holding in the Issued Share Capital
20 November 2008

Admission to trading on AIM of 16,557,809 New Participating Shares
18 November 2008

Ludgate Environmental Fund Limited increases assets by 55% to £50 million
13 November 2008

Proposed placing of new participating shares. NAV announcement
10 November 2008

AGM Results Statement
3 November 2008

Newsletter 3: Q2 and Q3 2008
30 October 2008

NAV Announcement
30 October 2008

RNS Announcement
10 October 2008

Ludgate to invest $550,000 in water technology business
9 September 2008

NAV announcement
21 August 2008

Newsletter 2: Q1 2008
30 May 2008

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Ludgate Environmental Fund Limited ('Ludgate Environmental' or The 'Fund') is a newly incorporated, Jersey domiciled closed-ended investment company listed on the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange (AIM). The Fund was launched in August 2007, raising £26.7 million at listing. The Fund's objective is to deliver to investors a significant level of capital growth in the medium to longer term by building a diverse portfolio of investment holdings in Environmental/Cleantech companies.

The Environmental/Cleantech Sector is characterised by products and services which optimise the use of natural resources while reducing environmental impact in ways that enhance economic value. Opportunities include: energy efficiency and alternative energy sources including renewable energy; water treatment and management; waste management and resource recovery; industrial process advances; and emission reduction technologies.

The Investment Adviser, Ludgate Investments Limited, has significant experience and a successful track record of investing in and helping to build companies within this sector.

Ludgate Environmental believes that there are a number of key drivers of growth, both in terms of business and investment activities, within the Environmental/Cleantech Sector including:

  1. increasing demand for, and decreasing supply of, natural resources;
  2. rising concern over the economic costs of waste accumulation and pollution;
  3. growing awareness of environmental issues amongst the public; and
  4. environmental technology advances in recent years.