Silchester International Investors

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Silchester International Investors
Company type Limited liability partnership
IndustryFinancial services
PredecessorSilchester Partners Limited
Headquarters
London
,
United Kingdom
Servicesequity investment
RevenueIncrease2.svg £169.296 million (2015–16)
Increase2.svg £144.097 million (2015–16)
Total equity Decrease2.svg £63.583 million (2015–16)
Footnotes /references
in consolidated financial statement

Silchester International Investors LLP is a London-based investment management company. One of the "designated members" of the limited liability partnership was Silchester Partners Limited until 30 June 2016, which was also the predecessor of the LLP. The other "designated members" were Stephen Charles Butt, Michael John Julian Cowan and Timothy John Linehan. [1] The company had a subsidiary in the US as Silchester International Investors, Inc..

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Silchester International Investors made £92.5 million profit (after drawing) in 2015–16 financial year. [2] [3]

The firm is notable for its investments. It prevented TVB's share buy back program, which the program was criticized as a mean to increase the ownership ratio of the majority shareholder, by using TVB's own financial resource. [4]

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  2. Filing in the Companies House, 2015–16 Financial Statements and Accounts
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