Of the thirteen companies, two of the companies have already completed their IPOs and two more companies have already filed to go public. Of the 13 companies, 4 were in technology, 4 more were in internet and software, and 5 were in clean technology. Of the fund’s investment portfolio, the two public companies are NeoPhotonics Corporation (NYSE: NPTN) and Solazyme, Inc. (NASDAQ: SZYM).
The private companies in the portfolio list are BrightSource (thermal solar plants); Corsair (memory); Harvest (organic waste facilities); Kabam (MMORPG for social networking); livescribe (mobile, paper-based computing platform ); MBA Polymers (manufacturer of recycled plastics); Metabolon (molecular diagnostics); Suniva (solar PV modules); Tremor Video (Online video technology and advertising); TRUECar (online research and pricing for car buying); and xtime (service provider of Web scheduling and CRM solutions for automotive service departments).
The firm’s total assets consisted of about $32 million invested in 13 portfolio companies and some $45 million in cash left to evaluate and invest in future portfolio companies. The Net Asset Value per share was listed as $8.27 and the fund has 9,283,604 shares of common stock issued and outstanding.
While this is a business development company, a similar stock is GSV Capital Corporation (NASDAQ: GSVC) as it has invested in Facebook, Twitter, Zynga and others.
The prior Keating interview is here.
JON C. OGG