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DMX Raises $5m While Outperforming All Ords by 75% Since Launch
- Published July 12, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
DMX Capital Partners has raised c. $5m of its $15m target capital raise with significant interest building.
- 75% out-performance of the All Ords after all fees since launch 2 years and 3 months ago.
- Fund well positioned for continued significant out-performance through exposure to under-valued, high quality smaller companies with catalysts coming.
- Average fund price/earnings ratio of under 10x FY18 earnings.
- Provides exposure to under-owned asset class with low correlation to broader market.
ABOUT DMX ASSET MANAGEMENT
DMX Capital Partners is well positioned in high quality, largely undiscovered ASX listed smaller companies which are trading well below their intrinsic value. The portfolio companies’ profiles are expected to continue rising in the years ahead as the market gets to know them better, and DMX Capital Partners’ investors should benefit through that process. DMX Capital Partners has out-performed the All Ordinaries Index by 76.8% after fees since launch 21 months ago. The fund continues to hold meaningful levels of cash (around 25%) so as to take advantage of attractive opportunities as they become available. Past returns are not a guide of future performance.
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