Contango Income Generator
About this Fund
Fund Detail
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FUND MANAGER | Contango Asset Management |
ASX Code | CIE* |
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ASSET CLASS | LISTED INVESTMENT COMPANY |
INVESTMENT STYLE | CIE is an income-focused, ex-top 30 listed investment company. |
INVESTMENT PROFILE | CIE aims to distribute 6.5% of NTA per annum (paid quarterly), with dividends to be franked where possible. |
CURRENCY MANAGEMENT | Unhedged |
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BENCHMARK | N/A |
FUND SIZE | N/A |
DISTRIBUTION FREQUENCY | Quarterly |
NO. OF HOLDINGS | 30-40 |
FEES | 0.95% p.a. of the Portfolio Market Value |
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Benefits
Benefits | Benefits of investing in CIE
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INVESTOR SUITABILITY |
Risks
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Key Features
About the FundContango Income Generator Limited (CIE) is an income-focused, ex-top 30 listed investment company. CIE's stated objective is to distribute 6.5% of NTA per annum (paid quarterly), with dividends to be franked where possible. CIE's investment manager focuses on selecting those companies that provide a consistent and growing source of dividends. CIE is characterised by a strong and diverse portfolio of companies outside of the ASX top-30 that exhibit sustainable cashflows and strong business models. About ContangoContango Asset Management Limited (ASX:CGA) is a financial services company with a marketing and distribution platform that partners with, and promotes, high quality fund managers to the self-directed and Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) channels of the $2 trillion superannuation industry. With a current investment focus on Australia for income and global for growth, Contango Asset Management manages the ASX ex-30 dividend income strategy, Contango Income Generator Limited (ASX:CIE), and the large cap global equities strategy, WCM Global Growth Limited (ASX:WQG). WCM Global Growth's portfolio manager is US based WCM Investment Management. |
Mandate
How we invest your moneyThe Company's investment strategy is to construct a diversified portfolio of listed investments in Australia, using a disciplined investment process implemented by, and using the experience of, the Investment Manager. In this respect, the Company, through its Investment Portfolio, will provide investors with access to the returns of a portfolio of listed entities predominately within the S&P/ASX 300 Index, excluding the securities of the 30 largest entities (by market capitalisation) included in the S&P/ASX 300 Index. The Investment Portfolio will have a particular focus on those entities which the Investment Manager expects will pay higher levels of dividends (and/or distribute higher levels of franking credits) over time. The Investment Manager is a top down business cycle' manager. It believes that a detailed understanding of global and domestic economic conditions and how those considerations impact on financial markets is important in determining which sectors and stocks will outperform the market. The top-down approach of the Investment Manager is complemented by a disciplined bottom up' stock selection process, which involves rigorous quantitative and qualitative fundamental analysis in respect of each of the stocks identified for potential investment. This includes detailed stock modelling, in depth company research notes and reports complimented with management meetings. When constructing a diversified portfolio, the Investment Manager also considers the portfolio's overall risk positions including stock, sector and thematic risks. The Investment Portfolio will typically be comprised of securities in 30-40 companies which demonstrate:
Asset allocation(Investment type: Range / Target)
The key dependencies underpinning the Investment Manager's investment strategy for the Company are the research, analysis, skill and experience of the Investment Manager as well as market conditions. While, at a maximum, 50% of the Investment Portfolio may be held in cash and cash-like investments, the Directors currently expect that the Company's holdings of cash and cash-like investments will not normally reach this threshold. Rather, it is the current expectation of the Directors that the Company's holding of cash and cash-like investments will materially exceed the Target' allocation (i.e. 5%) generally only in circumstances where the Investment Manager believes that the risks, including market or systemic risks, to the overall value of the Investment Portfolio justify an increase in the cash and cash-like investments in order to appropriately protect the Investment Portfolio. |