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Seneca Growth Capital VCT to unveil audited 2025 financial results in April 2026

Will Seneca's audited figures match early estimates? Investors await clarity on biotech holdings, dividends, and tax reforms shaping 2026.

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Seneca Growth Capital VCT to unveil audited 2025 financial results in April 2026

Seneca Growth Capital VCT is preparing to release its audited annual financial results for the year ending December 31, 2025. The report, due in late April 2026, will provide clarity on the performance of its Ordinary and B-share portfolios, particularly the valuation of unlisted biotechnology and healthcare holdings. Investors are keen to see whether the final figures match earlier unaudited estimates and how they reflect the current economic conditions. The upcoming audit will consolidate data across Seneca's portfolios, with a focus on unlisted investments in growth-stage biotech and healthcare firms. These sectors often face valuation shifts due to clinical milestones and regulatory risks, though specific impacts on the March 2023 preliminary net asset value (NAV) estimates remain unclear from available sources.

The report will also confirm the definitive NAV for both share classes and assess management performance. Adjustments to book values of private equity and AIM-listed holdings will signal portfolio stability, while investors watch for signs of sustainable tax-free dividends. Future capital availability for shareholders is another key concern, as potential tax reforms in April 2026 could alter the landscape for Venture Capital Trusts in the UK. The audited results will reveal the true worth of Seneca's UK mid-cap portfolios amid economic uncertainty. Investors will scrutinise the alignment between audited and unaudited figures, as well as the implications for dividend sustainability. The findings will shape expectations for the trust's performance in the year ahead.

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