| Quarter | Letter Date | Fund Name | QTD | YTD | Tickers | Keywords/Themes | Theme Commentary | Pitches | Letter |
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| 2025 Q2 | Jul 10, 2025 | Guinness Global Energy | - | 5.3% | BP, CNQ, COP, CVE, CVX, DVN, E, ENB, EOG, EQNR, FANG, GALP.LS, IMO, KMI, OMV.VI, PTR, REP.MC, SHEL, SU, TTE, XOM | dividends, energy, Geopolitical, Natural Gas, oil, Opec, valuation | Oil prices rose sharply intra-month due to Israel-Iran conflict, with Brent reaching $80/bl before falling back to $68/bl. OPEC+ continues increasing production quotas while US shale production growth slows due to lower rig counts and capital discipline. | View | |
| 2025 Q1 | Apr 30, 2025 | Guinness Global Energy | 9.4% | 9.4% | BP, CNQ, COP, CVE, CVX, DVN, E, ENB, EOG, EQNR, FANG, GALP.LS, IMO, KMI, OMV.VI, PTR, REP, SHEL, SU, TTE, XOM | dividends, energy, Geopolitical, global, Natural Gas, oil, value | Oil prices remained robust with Brent averaging $75/bl in Q1 2025, supported by lower supply expectations and geopolitical tensions. The managers believe oil remains good value at around 2.7% of global GDP, well below historical averages. They see potential for higher prices driven by OPEC+ production management and geopolitical supply disruptions. | View | |
| 2024 Q1 | Apr 30, 2024 | Guinness Global Energy | - | 10.2% | BP, CNQ, COP, CVE, CVX, DVN, E, EOG, EQNR, FANG, GALP.LS, IMO, OMV.VI, PTR, PXD, REP.MC, SHEL, SU, TTE, XOM | dividends, energy, free cash flow, Gas, oil, Opec, valuation | Oil prices strengthened in March driven by tighter supply/demand fundamentals, Middle Eastern tensions, and good OPEC+ compliance. Brent rose 16% year-to-date while 5-year forward prices increased 5%. The fund sees oil remaining affordable at current levels, representing only 2.8% of global GDP versus 30-year average of 3%. | View | |
| 2024 Q3 | Oct 30, 2024 | Guinness Global Energy | - | 7.8% | 0857.HK, BP, CNQ.TO, COP, CVE.TO, CVX, DVN, E, EOG, EQNR, FANG, GALP.LS, IMO.TO, OMV.VI, PXD, REP.MC, SHEL, SU.TO, TTE, XOM | CashFlow, dividends, energy, Gas, oil, Opec, valuation | Brent and WTI oil prices strengthened in September on OPEC+ supply cuts and declining inventories. Saudi Arabia and Russia extended voluntary production cuts through year-end, keeping markets undersupplied at 1.5m b/day. Global oil inventories declined 300m barrels over six months to late 2022 lows. | View | |
| 2025 Q3 | Oct 14, 2025 | Guinness Global Energy | - | 14.2% | BKR, BP, COP, CVE, CVX, E, EOG, EQNR, FANG, GALP.LS, HAL, OMV.VI, REP.MC, SHEL, SLB, SU, TTE, VLO, WMB, XOM | energy, global, Natural Gas, oil, Opec, Russia, Ukraine | Oil prices remained mixed in September with WTI falling slightly while Brent stayed flat. Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure and OPEC production decisions continue to drive price volatility. The fund expects oil prices to move higher over the next twenty years due to population growth, developing world industrialization, and diminishing fossil fuel supplies. | EOG REP SM HAL VAL |
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| 2024 Q2 | Jul 31, 2024 | Guinness Global Energy | 0.0% | 10.3% | BP, CNQ, COP, CVE, CVX, DVN, E, EOG, EQNR, FANG, GALP.LS, IMO, OMV.VI, PTR, REP.MC, SHEL, SNP, SU, TTE, XOM | dividends, energy, Free Cash, global, Natural Gas, oil, Opec, valuation | Oil prices strengthened in June with WTI closing at $81.5/bl and Brent at $87/bl. OPEC+ maintained production quotas while aspiring to add spare capacity back in 2025. The managers see oil demand growth of 1.0-1.3m b/day in 2024, with aviation being a key driver as global flights are now 13% above 2019 levels. | View |
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