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Castle Point Ranger Fund Update – December 2014

Published January 09, 2015 9:58AM UTC
Publisher Wholesale Investor
Categories Company Updates

Dear Investors,

The latest Ranger Fund monthly Fact Sheet is now available. Please click here to view or alternatively paste this link into your browser – www.castlepointfunds.com/documents

During the month of December the performance of the Ranger Fund was hindered by the performance of Swick Mining Services, Emeco Holdings, Paperlinx, Boom Logistics and Wellcom Group. The Fund benefited from positive performance by Vista Group International and Tower. In December the Fund established a position in Macmahon Holdings.

Should you wish to discuss or clarify any aspect of fund performance or positioning, please feel free to contact us (on [email protected] or 09 300 6060).

Kind regards

The Castle Point Team

E: [email protected]
Level 4, 29-33 Shortland Street, Auckland1143, New Zealand

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