Speymill Macau Property Company has reported a virtually unchanged net asset value in its first results since a boardroom takeover in July.
The AIM-listed company saw its NAV per share fall by $0.01, to $1.08 (£0.65) in the six months to 30 June.
The investor said the stock market rallies in the past six months in China and Hong Kong had helped maintain the value of its property assets, which fell to $285.8m (£174m) from $288.5m at 31 December 2008.
Loss after tax was $1.45m, compared with $2.79m six months before.
At an EGM on 21st July, the Worldwide Opportunities Fund removed the then directors of Speymill Macau with the support of other shareholders.
Worldwide representatives Yarden Mariuma, Filip Montfort and Howard Golden took their place.
Temporary chairman Golden said a new independent non-executive chairman would be appointed in due course.
