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6 Mar 2013 - Microequities Deep Value Microcap Fund

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Report Date05 March 2013
ManagerMicroequities
Fund NameMicroequities Deep Value Microcap Fund
StrategyEquity Long
Latest Return DateFebruary 2013
Latest Return0.83%
Latest 6 Months21.72%
Latest 12 Months29.74%
Latest 24 Months35.27%
Annualised Since Inception32.21%
Inception Date06 March 2009
FUM (millions)AU$15
Fund OverviewThe Microequities Deep Value Microcap Fund invests primarily in ASX listed Microcap securities, which are at the time of investment generally below a market capitalisation of A$250 million. The Fund objective is to identify undervalued Microcap companies, invest in them and through a medium to long term commitment attempt to deliver superior investment returns.

The Fund makes investments with a medium to long term time horizon of between 12 months to 3-5 years in the companies it selects for investment. The Fund invests in companies generating positive earnings (EBITDA) for at least 2 years with a stable management and track record for delivering value to shareholders.
Manager CommentsThe Microequities Deep Value Microcap Fund delivered 0.83% for February 2013 and 29.74% for the preceding 12 months.

The Fund used the past month to purchase additional stakes in some of the best businesses in the utilities sector and telecommunications, taking advantage of weaker share prices in those sectors.

The Fund also exited Webjet Ltd (ASX:WEB) after a holding period that dates back to the Fund’s inception. The manager notes that they are admirers of Webjet as a business, its management and the board but the decision to dis-invest was based on the fact that it was trading well above intrinsic value.

In terms of outlook the Australian economy is poised for an interesting year. A number of industries like construction, manufacturing, and to a lesser extent retailing are experiencing difficult operating climates. Across the services sector there are pockets of buoyancy whilst the mining sector, despite the negative headlines, is still providing a supportive role in economic growth. The overall mix of these scenarios means domestic 2013 GDP is likely to come in below trend growth rate of 3%, and hover between 2.0% to 2.6%.
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