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Annual Report 2017 (VNV Global)

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FilingVNV GlobalJanuary 201888 pages132 min readOriginal source
Key number
$879.99 million
Net asset value p.17
Largest segment
62.2%
Avito share of the portfolio p.17
What changed
22.8%
Increase in net asset value per share in USD p.17

Summary

  • Net asset value was $879.99 million on December 31, 2017, or $10.40 per share.p.17
  • Net asset value per share in USD increased by 22.8%, while the MSCI Emerging Markets index increased by 7.1% in USD terms.p.17
  • The four biggest investments were Avito (62.2%), BlaBlaCar (12.5%), Gett (6.2%) and Propertyfinder (3.0%).p.17
  • Avito reported revenues of RUB 15,466 million, up 32% compared with the previous year.p.21
  • New portfolio companies were babylon (£17.3 million), CarZar ($3.0 million) and Agente Imóvel ($1.0 million).p.17

Key insights

  1. Vostok views $4.5 billion for Avito as not aggressive, expecting the company to be en route to $300 million in EBITDA at a 15x multiple.p.6
  2. In January 2018 Vostok received an additional $10.2 million in dividends from Avito.p.6
  3. Delivery Hero was a successful investment, generating 22% IRR through coupon payments and equity compensation.p.4
  4. The present value of Avito's real estate vertical alone is estimated at around RUB 90 billion or $1.5 billion, assuming a 60% EBITDA margin.p.12
  5. The total addressable market for real estate agents' marketing spend in Russia is about RUB 17.5 billion per year.p.11
  6. Since 2015 Vostok has invested a total of €107 million in BlaBlaCar and owns approximately 9.3% on a fully diluted basis.p.23
  7. BlaBlaCar has over 60 million members in 22 countries.p.22
  8. Gett has raised over $640 million in venture funding.p.24
  9. Propertyfinder's total leads generated were up 48.8% year on year in the fourth quarter.p.26

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