Carlton Investments
About this Fund
Fund Detail
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FUND MANAGER | Carlton Investments |
ASX Code | CIN* |
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ASSET CLASS | LISTED INVESTMENT COMPANY |
INVESTMENT STYLE | CIN invests in established, well managed Australian listed entities and companies that enable a high portion of income to be received as fully franked dividends. |
INVESTMENT PROFILE | CIN aims to provide attractive levels of sustainable income and also long term capital growth. |
CURRENCY MANAGEMENT | Unhedged |
INCEPTION DATE | |
BENCHMARK | N/A |
FUND SIZE | N/A |
DISTRIBUTION FREQUENCY | Half-yearly |
NO. OF HOLDINGS | 80+ |
FEES | 3.5% p.a. of the dividend and trust income of the controlled entities |
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Benefits
Benefits | Benefits of investing in CIN
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Key Features
About the FundIncorporated in 1928, Carlton Investments is the holding company for three subsidiaries whose principal activities are the acquisition and long term holding of shares and units in entities listed on the ASX. It is the investment strategy of the Carlton Investments Group to invest in established, well managed Australian listed entities that are anticipated to provide attractive levels of sustainable income and also long term capital growth. The Group also invests in companies that enable a high portion of income to be received as fully franked dividends. Investments are held by group entities for the long term and are generally only disposed of through takeover, mergers or other exceptional circumstances that may arise from time to time. Carlton Investments Group entities do not act as share traders nor do they invest in speculative stocks. |
Mandate
How we invest your moneyThe investment strategy is to invest in established, well managed Australian listed entities that are anticipated to provide attractive levels of sustainable income and also long term capital growth. The Group also invests in companies that enable a high portion of income to be received as fully franked dividends. Investments are held for the long term and are generally only disposed of through takeover, mergers or other exceptional circumstances that may arise from time to time. Group entities do not act as share traders nor do they invest in speculative stocks. |