Investment Strategy

To take advantage of sector-wide weakness and special situations in today's mining and energy markets with the following cornerstone strategies:

  1. Value plus growth equity portfolio
  2. Top down and bottom-up analysis
  3. Highly risk manages investment style
  4. Strict downside protection

 

Why invest in Natural Resources?

Long-term bull market for commodities driven by demographic and environmental factors.

 

Investing in Natural Resources

Expanding populations
and emerging middle
classess - China, India,
Brazil, Russia

Finite Resources and
less frequent major
discoveries

Social, environmental
and political issues
limit development 
Opportunities

                                  

 

Fund Strategy

Three Equity Classes

1) Mid to Large Capitalization Mature Issuers

  • Value-investing platform
  • Highly liquid, well-managed and well-capitalized
  • Hold period = 12 to 24 months

2) Public Special Situations

  • Significant market out-performance
  • Short-term mis-pricings/re-ratings
  • Hold period = 1 to 6 months

 

3) Private Equity

  • High growth potential seed and secondary financing
  • Hands-on management
  • Hold period = 24 to 36 months

Contact Us

Sales
Chris Hutchings 
Regional Sales Manager
chris.hutchings@ascentainternational.com

Nigel Ball
Regional Sales Manager
nigel.ball@ascentainternational.com

Michael Whiting 
Business Development Director
michael.whiting@ascentainternational.com

Allan Naval 
Administrator
allan.naval@ascentainternational.com

Fund Advisory
Jason Cubitt 
Investment Director, Fund Services
1610 - 1066 West Hastings St. Vancouver, British Columbia Canada V6E 3X1
jason.cubitt@ascentainternational.com

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Ebene, Mauritius

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