Investor Summary
Fund Strategy
FUND PERFORMANCE AS OF 31st March 2026
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 11% | -4.6% | -4.6% |
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 11% | -4.6% | -4.6% |
PM Capital's Global Companies Fund declined 4.6% in Q1 2026 as markets faced four key headwinds: AI-driven software disruption, private credit concerns, steady Fed rates, and Iran war driving energy prices higher. The fund maintained its barbell approach, avoiding expensive large-cap technology while focusing on attractively valued European banks and commodities. Copper holdings including Freeport-McMoRan and Grupo México delivered strong returns as copper hit record highs of $6.50/lb driven by supply deficits and energy transition demand. European banks declined on geopolitical risk but trade at attractive forward P/E below 9x. Private credit concerns impacted Apollo Global Management, though the manager added to the position. Gold sector volatility saw Northern Star Resources fall 24% on production issues, prompting increased allocation. The recent sell-off normalized valuation dispersion and provided opportunities to re-enter previously held stocks and initiate new positions. Management remains focused on valuation-driven opportunities emerging from global market dislocations.
PM Capital maintains a differentiated portfolio positioned away from expensive large-cap technology toward more attractively valued areas including European banks and commodities, using market dislocations to increase net invested position.
Manager views current market conditions as providing opportunities to increase net invested position. Expects continued volatility from rising oil prices and questions how markets might react to potential semiconductor supply disruption. Remains focused on areas with valuation support leading to portfolio allocations that differ from broader market.
| Date | Letter | Tickers | Keywords | Pitches | Quick Takes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 21 2026 | 2026 Q1 | BHP, DIS, FCX, GMEXICOB.MX, NST.AX, RPRX | commodities, Copper, Energy Prices, European Banks, Geopolitical Risk, gold, private credit, Valuations | - | PM Capital's Global Companies Fund fell 4.6% in Q1 2026 amid AI disruption, private credit concerns, and Iran war impacts. The fund benefited from copper exposure with Freeport-McMoRan and Grupo México rising 16% and 13% respectively on record copper prices. European banks declined on geopolitical risk but offer attractive valuations below 9x forward P/E. |
| Feb 10 2026 | 2025 Q4 | 2282.HK, APO, BARC.L, BHP.AX, CABK.MC, CGF.AX, CRN.L, CS.AX, FCX, FDV.AX, FOXA, IMI.L, LLOY.L, NEM, NSC, NST.AX, SHL.DE, SMR.AX, TECK, UNP | Banking, commodities, Copper, Europe, gold, infrastructure, Railroads, value |
FCX TECK IMI LN BIRG LN LLOY LN UNP SHL GR APO CRN LN |
PM Capital delivered exceptional returns driven by copper and gold positions, with the Global Companies Fund up 38.3% for 2025. Strong performance from Freeport McMoRan, Newmont, and European banks offset by selective profit-taking. The fund initiated Union Pacific ahead of transformative Norfolk Southern merger while maintaining disciplined valuation approach amid elevated market multiples. |
| Oct 20 2025 | 2025 Q3 | 1928.HK, 2282.HK, AIR.PA, ALD.AX, AZN.AX, CIP.AX, COL.AX, CS.AX, CXBK.MC, EDV.AX, FCX, FDV.AX, GMEXICOB.MX, HSBA.L, LLOY.L, MRL.AX, MSCI, NEE, NEM, NST.AX, QUB.AX, TECK, WYNN | AI, Banking, commodities, Copper, global, gold, value | - | PM Capital delivered 10% quarterly returns through disciplined value investing in undervalued cyclicals. Strong performance from gold miners Newmont and Northern Star, plus European banks like Caixabank, offset Freeport-McMoRan's Grasberg mine issues. Fund maintains contrarian positioning in commodities and banking while exiting positions where fair value achieved. Manager emphasizes 40-year track record of investing differently from consensus. |
| Jul 23 2025 | 2025 Q2 | AMZN, INPST, MELI, NIO, NU, RBRK, SE, TXN, UBER, V | E-Commerce, Fintech, global, growth, Platforms, software, technology |
INPST MELI RBRK V |
Strong YTD outperformance (+23.4% vs S&P +13.7%) driven by platform businesses with structural advantages. Added to InPost, Mercado Libre, and Rubrik during market weakness. Top contributors include NIO, SE, UBER, and NU. Manager remains cautiously optimistic, planning to increase cash and reduce holdings while maintaining focus on profitable, growing platforms with operating leverage. |
| Mar 31 2025 | 2025 Q1 | ASML, HD, INPST.L, MELI, META, NIO, NU, SE, UBER | Autonomous Vehicles, E-Commerce, global, growth, semiconductors, technology |
UBER INPST.L SE ASML |
Wolf of Harcourt Street delivered +20.4% in Q2 versus S&P +10.4% through concentrated positions in undervalued growth companies. Top performers included Uber, MercadoLibre, and Sea Limited, benefiting from autonomous vehicle trends, e-commerce disruption, and AI-driven semiconductor demand. Despite strong returns, the manager maintains cautious positioning with 4% cash, avoiding hype-driven stocks while focusing on long-term value creation. |
| Dec 31 2024 | 2024 Q4 | - | - | - | |
| Sep 30 2024 | 2024 Q3 | - | - | - | |
| Jun 30 2024 | 2024 Q2 | - | - | - | |
| Mar 31 2024 | 2024 Q1 | - | - | - | |
| Dec 31 2023 | 2023 Q4 | ELUT, MDXH, XERS, ZETA | AI, growth, healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Rate Cuts, small caps, technology |
MDXH XERS ZETA ELUT |
Small-cap growth manager outperformed benchmarks with +18-25% Q3 returns, focusing on healthcare companies with new products and large market opportunities. Portfolio overweighted healthcare for offensive/defensive characteristics while taking advantage of small-cap discount to large caps. Optimistic on rate cut tailwinds despite elevated tech valuations and AI investment concerns. |
| Sep 30 2023 | 2023 Q3 | 1211.HK, AHT.L, AMAT, AMZN, ASML, BABA, BLK, CB, GOOGL, HUYA, ICE, LMT, LSEG.L, MDT, META, MSFT, ORCL, SHEL, TEL, TMO | AI, Bubble, China, Cloud, Electric Vehicles, infrastructure, technology, Valuations |
BABA AVGO|BYD|CRWD|MELI|MSFT|NFLX|NVDA|NVO|ORLY|SPOT HTHT MDT |
Emerald delivered 4.7% net returns in Q3 despite maintaining discipline in an increasingly speculative AI-driven market. The strategy benefits from AI transformation through reasonably valued infrastructure plays while avoiding stretched direct AI stocks. Recent Chinese additions like Alibaba and BYD reflect opportunities in overlooked markets. The manager prioritizes capital preservation over momentum chasing. |
| Jun 30 2023 | 2023 Q2 | ALD.AX, ALL.AX, APZ.AX, BHP.AX, BSL.AX, CBA.AX, CHC.AX, CSL.AX, EBO.AX, GMG.AX, MQG.AX, NCK.AX, NWSA, RMD, SOL.AX | active management, Australian Equities, banks, Concentrated Portfolio, gold, Valuations, volatility | SOL.AX | Concentrated Australian equities fund underperformed in Q3 due to poor earnings from CSL and EBOS, plus underweight banks position. Despite elevated market valuations at 20.7x P/E, managers find selective opportunities through active position sizing and high-conviction stock picking. Expect ongoing volatility to create buying opportunities for disciplined active managers focused on intrinsic value. |
| Mar 31 2023 | 2023 Q1 | 300750.SZ, 6920.T, 981.HK, 9988.HK, CLS, CRM, HAL, HIMS, ICE, ISRG, KRN.DE, KVUE, LRCX, PEP, TSM, UNH, UPWK, VNA.DE, ZAL.DE | AI, Argentina, Banking, Germany, Reform, semiconductors, technology | - | ACATIS capitalized on AI infrastructure demand with strong semiconductor equipment performance, while Asian exposure delivered exceptional gains on Chinese stimulus. The fund added AI beneficiaries and positioned for structural trends including US energy independence and telemedicine growth. Germany's digitalization efforts and Argentina's radical reforms present selective opportunities despite political risks and tariff uncertainties. |
| QUARTER | THEMES | TAGS |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Q1 |
CopperFund benefited from strategic overweight position in copper during quarter. Copper reached all-time high of $6.50/lb driven by structural supply deficits and accelerating demand for energy transition infrastructure. Top performers included Freeport-McMoRan and Grupo México rising 16% and 13% respectively. |
Copper Energy Transition Supply Deficits Infrastructure Mining |
European BanksEuropean bank stock prices declined amid geopolitical risk following Middle East war outbreak, triggering risk-off sentiment. Higher energy prices act like tax on European consumers and businesses, leading to stagflation fears. Banks trading on forward P/E below 9x which fails to reflect underlying resilience. |
European Banks Geopolitical Risk Stagflation Valuations | |
GoldGold sector experienced volatility with prices retreating from January peak of $5,420/oz to low of $4,356/oz during quarter. Northern Star Resources fell 24% following second production guidance downgrade. Fund used weakness to add to position viewing production issues as temporary. |
Gold Mining Production Volatility | |
Private CreditApollo Global Management was weak due to liquidity concerns in private credit market and questions around SaaS valuations in private credit portfolios. Several managers capped redemptions in semi-liquid private credit funds at 5% creating shockwaves through sector. |
Private Credit Liquidity Redemptions Alternative Assets | |
OilIran war pushed energy prices higher with oil reaching US$100. Manager not concerned by oil at this level as it has reached that before. Key question is whether prices remain elevated and continue moving higher over sustained period. |
Oil Energy Prices Geopolitical Risk Iran | |
| 2025 Q4 |
CopperCopper surged 17% over the quarter driven by supply disruptions and production downgrades at major mines. Portfolio holdings Freeport McMoRan, Teck Resources, and BHP delivered strong performance. The fund maintains conviction in copper given tight markets, low inventories, and lack of new greenfield capacity coming online. |
Mining Supply Infrastructure Commodities |
GoldGold gained 12% in the quarter reaching record highs, with extraordinary 64% gains for 2025. Monetary policy uncertainty and geopolitical tensions provided positive backdrop. Portfolio holdings Newmont and Northern Star delivered strong returns. The fund expects favorable sentiment to continue given Federal Reserve dynamics. |
Monetary Policy Geopolitical Safe Haven Commodities | |
European BanksEuropean banking sector produced outperformance led by Bank of Ireland, Lloyds Banking Group, and CaixaBank. Returns underpinned by interest rate stabilization and yield curve steepening supporting net interest margins. The sector is transitioning from rate normalization toward improving organic loan growth with disciplined capital management. |
Interest Rates Credit Growth Dividends Buybacks | |
Rail InfrastructureUnion Pacific's proposed merger with Norfolk Southern would create first transcontinental rail network in the US. This provides credible pathway to renewed volume growth and productivity gains in otherwise mature industry. The fund initiated position believing this represents significant moment for freight transport. |
Infrastructure Logistics Consolidation Network Effects | |
Healthcare TechnologyInitiated position in Siemens Healthineers, global leader in medical imaging and advanced therapies. Well positioned to benefit from aging demographics, personalized care trends, and rising chronic diseases. Investment case supported by dominant market position, transition to value partnerships, and planned spinoff simplifying governance. |
Demographics Medical Devices Imaging Spinoff | |
| 2025 Q3 |
CopperFund maintains heavy exposure to copper producers including Teck Resources, Freeport-McMoRan, and Grupo Mexico. Copper prices rose 5% in September following supply disruptions at major mines. The Freeport Grasberg accident shifted market expectations from surplus to deficit heading into 2026. |
Copper Mining Supply Deficit Producers |
GoldGold positions benefited from 17% price rise to all-time high of US$3,873. Newmont gained 45% while Northern Star rallied 26%. Despite record gold prices, investor ownership of gold equities remains low with valuations still attractive and competitive capital returns. |
Gold Miners Valuation Capital Returns Record Prices | |
BankingEuropean bank positions delivered strong results with steeper yield curve and growing confidence in infrastructure spending driving re-rating. Caixabank rose 22% yet trades below 11 times earnings. Plans €12bn shareholder returns equivalent to 20% of market cap. |
Banking Europe Yield Curve Shareholder Returns Re-rating | |
AIAI investment cycle highlighted by partnerships among OpenAI, Nvidia and Oracle drives market narratives. However, discussions rarely address valuation or return on invested capital, which the manager views as cautionary. |
AI Investment Cycle Valuation Return on Capital Partnerships | |
| 2025 Q2 |
E-commercePortfolio includes major e-commerce platforms like Mercado Libre expanding across Latin America with new wholesale platform and digital health services. The manager emphasizes platform businesses with structural advantages as a cornerstone of investment philosophy. |
Platforms Marketplaces Digital Fintech Latin America |
FintechMercado Pago hits 1M POS terminals in Mexico, doubling since September 2024, driving financial inclusion in a country where 40% remain unbanked. The platform acquired Brazilian firm Nikos to structure and distribute fixed-income securities and grow assets under management. |
Payments Financial Inclusion Digital Banking POS Brazil | |
CloudRubrik represents a high-growth software business in data protection and cybersecurity. Despite beating guidance and raising full-year expectations, the market focused on minor deceleration in subscription ARR, creating an opportunity at more reasonable valuations. |
Software Data Protection Cybersecurity SaaS Enterprise | |
LogisticsInPost continues UK expansion with 536 Aldi stores featuring parcel lockers and UK Post Office trial for pick-up and drop-off services. If successful with Post Office, could tap into 15,000-branch network representing a potential game changer for density. |
Parcel Lockers Last Mile UK Expansion Density Infrastructure | |
| 2025 Q1 |
E-commerceInPost is disrupting European e-commerce logistics with its locker network expansion. The UK expansion is showing strong execution with major partnerships like Debenhams Group, handling up to £1.8 billion in gross merchandise volume. |
Logistics Europe Lockers Delivery |
Autonomous VehiclesUber is positioned to benefit from autonomous vehicle industry fragmentation through partnerships with manufacturers like Volkswagen. The company's massive distribution network and infrastructure advantage positions it as the operating layer tying everything together. |
Robotaxi Fleet Management Distribution Infrastructure | |
SemiconductorsASML is positioned for an AI-fueled rebound with surging demand for EUV and High-NA tools. S&P Global projects revenue growth from €32 billion in 2025 to €52 billion by 2030, potentially reaching EPS of over €50. |
EUV AI Semiconductor Equipment High-NA | |
| 2023 Q4 |
AIManager discusses the massive investments by tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google in AI infrastructure and training models, comparing it to the dot-com era vendor financing practices. Notes that while AI will increase productivity, the capabilities may be less than expected and no killer app has emerged yet to demonstrate high ROI. |
Infrastructure Training Productivity Investment Technology |
PharmaceuticalsPortfolio is positioned in pharmaceuticals to take advantage of novel therapies addressing large market opportunities. Highlighted Xeris Pharmaceuticals with their Cushing's Syndrome treatment Recorlev, which has 80% gross margins and significant growth potential with 2030 revenue target of $750 million. |
Novel Therapies Margins Growth Treatment | |
DiagnosticsInvested in MDxHealth, a prostate cancer diagnostics company with a portfolio of non-invasive tests including Select mdx and Confirm mdx. The company has grown revenue over 20% for 12 consecutive quarters and trades at significant discount to peers despite similar growth profiles. |
Prostate Cancer Testing Revenue Discount | |
Small CapsManager focuses on small and mid-cap stocks which are trading at 16x earnings, considerably less than large and mega-cap stocks. Believes small companies typically outperform during rate cutting cycles and sees tremendous investment opportunities in this space. |
Valuation Outperform Opportunities Cycles Discount | |
| 2023 Q3 |
AIAI transformation driving massive infrastructure investments by cloud computing leaders and enterprises developing LLMs. The scale of investments is staggering with OpenAI committing $300 billion over five years for data center services. However, the gap between infrastructure spending and revenue-generating applications remains concerning, with current fundamentals at risk if practical monetizable end-uses don't materialize quickly. |
Data Centers Cloud Infrastructure LLMs GPUs |
ChinaThe regulatory environment has shifted dramatically since 2023, with Beijing moving from crackdown to active support. Chinese companies have developed their franchises, expanded profitability and put shareholder-friendly policies in place. The market has consolidated for many years while underlying businesses strengthened, creating attractive investment opportunities at compelling valuations. |
Regulatory E-commerce Cloud Hotels Electric Vehicles | |
Electric VehiclesBYD delivered 4.3 million units in 2024, demonstrating remarkable acceleration from just 600,000 units in 2021. The company's competitive advantage stems from deep vertical integration, designing and manufacturing key components in-house from batteries to semiconductors. This provides a 15-25% cost advantage over legacy automakers while maintaining strong margins. |
Battery Supply Chain Vertical Integration Cost Advantage Market Share | |
ValuationsThe S&P 500's price-to-earnings multiple has increased substantially and now ranks at the 93rd historical percentile. Valuations for AI-related stocks have become particularly stretched, creating a dangerous situation with little room for error where much of the anticipated value is already priced in. |
Multiples Risk Bubble Correction | |
| 2023 Q2 |
GoldGold price up 16% in the quarter, outperforming S&P 500 by ~30% year to date. Historical correlation with US real yields has broken down since Russia-Ukraine war. Central banks accelerating reserve diversification away from USD, but manager questions sustainability of current gold price momentum. |
Gold Reserve Diversification USD Central Banks Monetary Policy |
ValuationsS&P/ASX 200 continues to look expensive relative to history, finishing quarter on forward P/E of 20.7x, up 6% in the quarter. Much of the elevated valuations attributed to Big Four banks. Despite index level valuations being elevated, manager continues to find attractive pockets of risk-reward. |
Valuations P/E Ratios Banks Risk-Reward Market Multiples | |
VolatilityOverall level of volatility across S&P/ASX 200 remains extraordinarily high, particularly evident during reporting season with almost 20% of ASX companies seeing share prices move up or down 10% on earnings day. Manager believes this volatility should provide opportunities for high conviction active managers. |
Volatility Reporting Season Active Management Opportunities Price Movements | |
| 2023 Q1 |
AIAI infrastructure continues to drive strong performance across semiconductor equipment manufacturers and data center companies. Lam Research, Lasertec, and TSMC all benefited from AI-driven demand, with TSMC maintaining technological leadership and pricing power in the AI supply chain. The fund added positions in companies benefiting from AI expansion including Bloom Energy for data center power supply and Celestica for AI infrastructure development. |
Semiconductors Data Centers Infrastructure Equipment Chips |
SemiconductorsThe semiconductor equipment sector showed exceptional strength with wafer equipment manufacturers posting significant gains. TSMC's capacities for advanced chips were nearly exhausted, justifying price increases for next-generation processes. The fund maintains exposure to the semiconductor cycle through equipment makers and foundries positioned to benefit from continued AI and technology infrastructure buildout. |
Equipment Foundries Manufacturing Capacity Technology | |
GermanyThe German government is implementing concrete digitalization measures including electronic vehicle registration, 24-hour company establishment via digital channels, and streamlined visa processing. These initiatives represent small but potentially effective steps toward reducing bureaucracy and improving competitiveness, offering hope for German market improvements despite ongoing challenges. |
Digitalization Reform Bureaucracy Competitiveness Government | |
ArgentinaArgentina under President Milei represents a radical reform opportunity with potential for explosive growth in the banking sector through remonetarization. The country has moved from chronic deficits to balanced budgets, with inflation falling from 300% to 30%. Local companies are optimistic about market-based fee structures and investment opportunities, though political risks remain high. |
Reform Banking Inflation Investment Politics |
| Date | Pitch Type | Author | Ticker | Company | Industry | Sub Industry | Bull / Bear | Exchange | Keywords | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | FCX | Freeport-McMoRan Inc. | Materials | Copper | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | Copper, Gold, Grasberg, Production, Supply Shortage | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | TECK | Teck Resources Limited | Materials | Copper | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | Copper, merger, Mining, scale, synergies | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | IMI LN | IMI plc | Industrials | Industrial Machinery | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | Automation, energy transition, growth, Industrial, Margins | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | BIRG LN | Bank of Ireland Group plc | Financials | Diversified Banks | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | dividends, European banks, Netinterestmargin, valuation, yield curve | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | LLOY LN | Lloyds Banking Group plc | Financials | Diversified Banks | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | banking, capital management, Margins, yield curve | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | UNP | Union Pacific Corporation | Industrials | Rail Transportation | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | infrastructure, merger, oligopoly, productivity, railroads | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | SHL GR | Siemens Healthineers AG | Health Care | Health Care Equipment | Bull | Xetra | Demographics, healthcare, medical imaging, recurring revenue, spinoff | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | APO | Apollo Global Management, Inc. | Financials | Asset Management | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | Alternatives, asset management, Credit, Drawdown, fee growth | Login |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Fund Letters | Paul Moore | CRN LN | Cairn Homes plc | Consumer Discretionary | Homebuilding | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | growth, homebuilding, Housing, Ireland, valuation | Login |
| Oct 1, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | MELI | Mercado Libre | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | NASDAQ | digital banking, E-commerce Platform, Financial Inclusion, Fintech, Healthcare services, Latin America, marketplace, Mexico Expansion, payment processing, political risk | Login |
| Oct 1, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | RBRK | Rubrik | Information Technology | Systems Software | Bull | NYSE | Backup Solutions, Cloud software, cybersecurity, Data Management, Enterprise software, Free Cash Flow, High Growth, SaaS, valuation compression | Login |
| Oct 1, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | INPST | InPost | Industrials | Air Freight & Logistics | Bull | London Stock Exchange | Automated Lockers, E-commerce Infrastructure, European markets, Last-mile Delivery, Logistics, Network Density, parcel delivery, UK Expansion | Login |
| Oct 1, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | V | Visa | Information Technology | Data Processing & Outsourced Services | Bull | NYSE | Antitrust Risk, dominant market position, financial services, low risk, market outperformance, network effects, payment processing, Regulatory Resilience | Login |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | SE | Sea Limited | Communication Services | Interactive Media & Services | Bull | NYSE | e-commerce, Fintech, Gaming, Growth investing, Internet platform, margin expansion, revenue acceleration, Southeast Asia | Login |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | INPST.L | InPost SA | Industrials | Air Freight & Logistics | Bull | LSE | Automated delivery, Disruptor, E-commerce logistics, European expansion, Last-mile Delivery, Logistics Infrastructure, Parcel Lockers | Login |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | ASML | ASML Holding NV | Information Technology | Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment | Bull | NASDAQ | AI demand, Chip Manufacturing, EUV lithography, High-NA tools, Netherlands, semiconductors, Technology equipment | Login |
| Jul 2, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | UBER | Uber Technologies Inc | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | NYSE | autonomous vehicles, distribution network, Mobility Services, platform, ride-hailing, robotaxi, technology platform | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | SOL.AX | Washington H. Soul Pattinson | Financials | Asset Management & Custody Banks | Bull | ASX | asset management, Australia, Cash generative, defensive, diversified portfolio, investment company, long-term returns, permanent capital, Private Credit, private equity | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | MDXH | MDxHealth | Health Care | Life Sciences Tools & Services | Bull | NASDAQ | Biotech, diagnostics, growth, healthcare, Medical devices, Prostate Cancer, Value | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | ZETA | Zeta Global Holdings Corp. | Communication Services | Interactive Media & Services | Bull | NYSE | advertising, Artificial Intelligence, Marketing Technology, Martech, SaaS, Software, Value | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | ELUT | Elutia Inc. | Health Care | Health Care Equipment & Supplies | Bear | NASDAQ | Cardiac Devices, exit, healthcare, Management Risk, Medical devices, value destruction | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | HTHT | H World Group Limited | Consumer Discretionary | Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure | Bull | NASDAQ | China, consolidation, Franchising, Hotels, market share, Middle Class, Unit economics, Value | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | MDT | Medtronic plc | Health Care | Health Care Equipment & Supplies | Bull | NYSE | Chronic Diseases, healthcare, innovation, Medical devices, Operational Leverage, spin-off, turnaround, Value | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | BABA | Alibaba Group Holding Limited | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | NYSE | Artificial Intelligence, China, Cloud computing, digital infrastructure, e-commerce, LLM, market share, Value | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | XERS | Xeris Pharmaceuticals Inc. | Health Care | Pharmaceuticals | Bull | NASDAQ | Biotech, Cushing's Syndrome, growth, high-margin, pharmaceuticals, rare disease, Specialty pharma | Login |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Fund Letters | PM Capital Global Companies Fund | AVGO|BYD|CRWD|MELI|MSFT|NFLX|NVDA|NVO|ORLY|SPOT | BYD Company Limited | Consumer Discretionary | Automobiles | Bull | HKEX | automotive, Batteries, China, Cost advantage, Electric Vehicles, global expansion, growth, vertical integration | Login |
| TICKER | COMMENTARY |
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| FCX | Top performers included Freeport-McMoRan and Grupo México, which rose 16% and 13% respectively. Both benefited from a record run up in copper prices, which reached an all-time high of $6.50/lb during the quarter, driven by structural supply deficits and accelerating demand for energy transition infrastructure. We had used these higher prices to reduce our holdings in both companies during February. |
| GMEXICOB.MX | Top performers included Freeport-McMoRan and Grupo México, which rose 16% and 13% respectively. Both benefited from a record run up in copper prices, which reached an all-time high of $6.50/lb during the quarter, driven by structural supply deficits and accelerating demand for energy transition infrastructure. We had used these higher prices to reduce our holdings in both companies during February. |
| BHP | BHP also performed well, rising 11%, with its half-year result highlighting the importance of copper, which contributed over half of the group's underlying EBITDA for the first time. |
| NST.AX | These gains were partially offset by a decline in Northern Star Resources, which fell 24% during the quarter following its second production guidance downgrade for FY26. The downgrade was driven by ongoing operational headwinds, including weaker milling performance at the KCGM Super Pit and reduced mining productivity at the Jundee operation. We used this weakness to add to our position, viewing the production issues as temporary and the market ignoring the near-term production and cash flow inflection as the new KCGM mill becomes operational within the coming months. |
| RPRX | Royalty Pharma rose 25% during the March quarter and reported strong full year results with mid-teens growth in royalties received. We believe the current year should be another strong year with Royalty owning royalty streams on some of the most exciting cardiology and oncology medicines undergoing late-stage clinical trials and in launch phase. |
| DIS | We also reinitiated a position in Walt Disney during the quarter. Our exposure includes both direct shares and options (sold puts), the latter allowing us to take advantage of elevated volatility in Disney shares and the broader market through February and March. At quarter end Disney traded at close to 14x calendar year 2026 earnings which we believe is not reflective of the quality of its assets nor the potential growth in earnings and free cash flow from the business. |
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