There are innumerable portfolio angles to mull in the end-June interim results for the widely diversified investment company Sabvest Capital. But perhaps the most telling nuance around investment philosophy lies in a relatively insignificant transaction that involved the sale of almost 2-million shares in recently listed WeBuyCars (WBC).

 The WBC shares came courtesy of Sabvest’s existing shareholding in Transaction Capital, which spun out this fast-growing online used-vehicle dealership. Sabvest, however, opted to retain its (small) stake in the former parent Transaction Capital. Many investors, I’m sure, would have done just the opposite — in other words, ditched Transaction Capital and retained WBC...

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