InvestmentMarkets Investor Webinar November 2023

Wholesale Investors Only

The product(s) mentioned in this presentation is available to wholesale investors only. It is not applicable to or appropriate for retail investors.

We explore why ASX-listed microcaps can outperform the market over the long-term and why now is a particularly good time to be investing in this segment of the market following the sell-off over the last year. We also outline how active engagement with portfolio companies can help drive returns.

H&G High Conviction Limited (HCF) invests in a concentrated portfolio of ASX-listed microcap companies over a multi-year timeframe. Joseph Constable is the Portfolio Manager of H&G High Conviction Limited and an executive director of Hancock & Gore since June 2020.

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