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Auscap Newsletter – December 2016

The Fund returned negative 1.84% net of fees during November 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 2.46%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 141.9% long and 11.0% short. Average net exposure over the month was 130.9%. At the end of the month the Fund had 38 long positions and 7 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the real estate, financials, telecommunications and consumer discretionary sectors

CommSec One Series Presentation – Value Investing, 11 November 2016

CommSec One Series Presentation - Value Investing, 11 November 2016

Auscap Newsletter – November 2016

The Fund returned negative 2.72% net of fees during October 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 2.18%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 123.2% long and 10.1% short. Average net exposure over the month was 113.1%. At the end of the month the Fund had 35 long positions and 7 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, real estate, consumer discretionary and telecommunications sectors.

Auscap Newsletter – October 2016

The Fund returned negative 2.37% net of fees during September 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 0.43%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 121.4% long and 8.9% short. Average net exposure over the month was 112.5%. At the end of the month the Fund had 30 long positions and 6 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, real estate, consumer discretionary, consumer staples and telecommunications sectors.

Auscap Newsletter – September 2016

The Fund returned 2.13% net of fees during August 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 1.33%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 110.6% long and 5.5% short. Average net exposure over the month was 105.1%. At the end of the month the Fund had 33 long positions and 7 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, real estate, consumer discretionary, consumer staples and telecommunications sectors

Auscap Newsletter – August 2016

The Fund returned 8.48% net of fees during July 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 6.29%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 97.7% long and 11.4% short. Average net exposure over the month was 86.3%. At the end of the month the Fund had 32 long positions and 5 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, consumer discretionary, consumer staples and materials sectors

Auscap Newsletter – July 2016

The Fund returned negative 1.19% net of fees during June 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 2.28%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 76.6% long and 15.0% short. Average net exposure over the month was 61.6%. At the end of the month the Fund had 30 long positions and 8 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, materials and energy sectors.

Auscap Newsletter – June 2016

The Fund returned 0.96% net of fees during May 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 3.09%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 61.6% long and 14.2% short. Average net exposure over the month was 47.4%. At the end of the month the Fund had 26 long positions and 6 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, materials and energy sectors.

Why Auscap Management is 50 per cent cash, Australian Financial Review, 19 May 2016

Many Australian equities fund managers have had woeful returns in last 12 months, with mining and the big banks facing significant challenges. Auscap Asset Management has been a rare exception.

Auscap Newsletter – May 2016

The Fund returned negative 1.24% net of fees during April 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 3.24%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 51.3% long and 12.7% short. Average net exposure over the month was 38.6%. At the end of the month the Fund had 20 long positions and 5 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, healthcare and energy sectors.

Auscap Newsletter – April 2016

The Fund returned 3.22% net of fees during March 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 4.74%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 54.3% long and 5.5% short. Average net exposure over the month was 48.8%. At the end of the month the Fund had 17 long positions and 3 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, healthcare and energy sectors.

Auscap Newsletter – March 2016

The Fund returned negative 3.54% net of fees during February 2016. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 1.47%. Average gross capital employed by the Fund was 53.5% long and 20.6% short. Average net exposure over the month was 32.9%. At the end of the month the Fund had 20 long positions and 5 short positions. The Fund’s biggest stock exposures at month end were spread across the financials, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, healthcare, energy and materials sectors

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