This website describes Dundas Global Investors (Dundas) and its activities but is not an offer of any financial product or a recommendation to follow a particular investment strategy.
Dundas' services are offered to institutional investors such as pension funds, charities and similar bodies as well as to private individuals with suitable investment experience and assets. Whether these investments are appropriate will depend upon an investor's circumstances. Some individuals may not be eligible. Dundas is not providing advice regarding the suitability of these investments. It is up to the individual investor to take appropriate advice.
The categorisation and definition of types of investors varies from country to country and can depend upon which regulatory regime applies to you. In Australia and New Zealand, Dundas is represented by Apostle Funds Management.
Past performance is not a guide to future performance and the value of investments can go down as well as up. You may not get back what you originally invested.
Dundas Global Investors is the operating name for Dundas Partners LLP, registered in Scotland, Company No.SO304023. Registered address - 41 Northumberland Street, Edinburgh EH3 6JA. Authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, the Australian Securities and Investment Commission in Australia, and registered as an Investment Adviser with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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In this age of information abundance, the raw data we need to make informed investment decisions is freely available. Company websites, trade associations, the world's business news media, electronic financial databases and many other sources provide everything we require to produce original internal research into the world's public companies.
Our independent judgement is implemented in portfolios comprising the best companies we can identify - typically less than two per cent of the world's listed stocks. As long term investors, we allow time for internal wealth generation to produce real book value and dividend growth, hence our low portfolio turnover.