| Quarter | Letter Date | Fund Name | QTD | YTD | Tickers | Keywords/Themes | Theme Commentary | Pitches | Letter |
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| 2025 Q2 | Jul 30, 2025 | Rozendal Partners | - | 23.0% | AFM.L, AST.JO, B4B.DE, BLU.JO, CCOLA.IS, COH.JO, HCI.JO, HL.L, KSPI.L, MTN.JO, NE, NPK.JO, OCE.JO, PRX.AS, SESG.PA, WINE.L | defense, emerging markets, global, Mining, Satellites, tariffs, Turkey, value | Completed investment cycle in three Turkish companies (Migros, Sabanci, Coca Cola Icecek) during hyperinflationary period. Turkey's unorthodox monetary policy created opportunities as negative real interest rates drove consumption boom. Exited positions as valuations reached fair value and real interest rates turned positive. | View | |
| 2024 Q2 | Jul 30, 2024 | Rozendal Partners | - | 5.5% | 0700.HK, B4B.DE, BAYN.DE, CGR.JO, HCI.JO, HL.L, KSPI, MDIA3.SA, META, MTN.JO, NPK.JO, NPN.JO, PPC.JO | global, Market Efficiency, Passive investing, technology, Turnarounds, value | The letter extensively discusses value investing philosophy and challenges, including David Einhorn's assertion that market structures are broken and value investing is dead due to passive investing. The managers defend value investing, arguing that patient fundamental investors can still profit through cash flow generation rather than just multiple re-rating. | View | |
| 2023 Q2 | Jun 30, 2023 | Rozendal Partners | - | 13.5% | B4B.DE, BLU.JO, BUR.L, CCO, GEMD.L, HCI.JO, HOLD.IS, MCF.L, MDC.L, META, OCE.JO, PPC.JO, RCL.JO, SDRY.L, SUR.JO, TBS.JO | global, Litigation, South Africa, takeovers, technology, uranium, value | Rozendal invests in litigation funding through RLF, comparing the field to private equity in the 1980s with vast untapped market potential. They have committed 3% of hedge fund assets to litigation funding across five direct matters and two class action suits in South Africa. | View | |
| 2023 Q4 | Jan 29, 2024 | Rozendal Partners | - | 21.6% | B4B.DE, BAYN.DE, BUR.L, CCJ, CCOLA.IS, COH.JO, MTN.JO, NVDA, PPCT.JO, RCL.JO, TBS.JO | emerging markets, global, South Africa, technology, Turkey, uranium, value | The uranium market has finally come to life after being moribund for a decade following Fukushima. Disruptions from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, slow return to production of mothballed mines, steady continuation of new reactors being built in China, and greater recognition of uranium's clean energy benefits have contributed to dramatic price surges reaching levels last seen in 2007. | View |
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