Pollen Street's Matthew Potter hopes strong capital preservation through 2020's economic downturn alongside the disappearance of high-profile, large shareholders Neil Woodford and Mark Barnett will help propel Honeycomb IT back to a premium and enable it to raise cash and grow through what he believes will be "a good year" for the trust.
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