EQUITY FUND
What is EQUITY FUND?
The Vunani Botswana Equity Fund provides investors with access to growth opportunities in Botswana as well as exposure to international markets. The fund is a specialised investment that aims to achieve high growth of capital and income, a reasonable level of current income and relative stability of invested capital to obtain long- term wealth accumulation. To achieve its objective, the fund invests in shares with high potential earnings values that are listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange as well as stock exchanges in other countries. The fund invests in shares with a high potential earnings value. These include ordinary and preference shares listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange as well as shares listed on stock exchanges in other countries. This fund uses the following exposure guidelines: 70% Minimum equity exposure 30% Minimum Botswana exposure 70% Maximun foreign exposure (offshore and regional)
Who should invest?
The fund caters for corporates, institutions and private investors who have cash available to invest over the medium to long-term, who require the flexibility to withdraw funds at relatively short notice. This fund is suitable for investors: • Seeking steady long-term capital growth • Typically with an investment horizon of more than five years • Requiring returns commensurate with medium to high risk
Quick facts
Why invest in the Vunani Botswana Equity Fund? Over the years, equities as an asset class, have certainly justified their reputation as a reliable, long term builder of personal wealth. The share price appreciation from equity investments can generate significant profits and the regular distribution of dividends offers investors an on-going stream of income. Equities also have the ability to outperform inflation over time. The VUNANI Botswana Equity Fund, therefore, offers an attractive investment solution for investors whose aim is long term wealth creation.
Investment information, fees, prices and returns displayed on this page should be reviewed and approved before publication. Indicative returns are not guarantees of future performance.