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Andrew Regan Telegraph Interview

Corvus Capital chief executive Andrew Regan was interviewed by Telegraph reporter Ben Bland, on his Alternative Investment Market (AIM) strategy On 03 of September 2007.

In the interview Mr Regan discussed the companies AIM investment, most notably their most successful investment in Commoditrade, which has seen substantial increase in its value from £25m to £150m within a year. Andrew Regan stated,

“We were lucky with commodities business,” Mr Regan explained, “It makes good money in the good times but makes even more in the bad times (when other asset classes such as equities are underperforming)”.

Mr Regan also commended they way the AIM is managed stating,

“The regulators have done a superb job in creating a good environment: you have got reasonable liquidity and it is a properly regulated area in which to invest.”

Always on the look out for a major deal, Andrew Regan and Corvus have been linked with numerous companies including Royal & Sun Alliance and record company EMI.

While he will not insinuate on any new targets, Mr Regan said there were “some great opportunities in larger transactions” at the moment. “The aggravation of doing a larger deal is no greater than that associated with a smaller deal but the absolute cash return is much bigger,” he said.

To read the full article visit Aim profile: Andrew Regan

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Andrew Regan

Andrew Regan, aged 42, joined the Board as Chief Executive of Corvus Capital Inc in September 2004 and over the following year took the company to record profits of £22.1 million in 2005.

Andrew sold his original business to Hobson plc in 1991 where he became Chief Executive of Hobson which was listed on the LSE. In 1994 Hobson plc acquired the Co-operative Wholesale Society’s food and drinks manufacturing operations and the enlarged Hobson business was eventually sold to Hillsdown Holdings plc for £154 million in cash by way of a recommended takeover in 1996. Read more...

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