Manager update video: abrdn Asia Focus plc
Gabriel Sacks, Manager of abrdn Asia Focus, provides an update on the Trust's current positioning, recent performance and key portfolio changes.
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Watch the latest quarterly update video with abrdn Asia Focus manager Gabriel Sacks for an update on recent performance, key portfolio changes and future themes for the trust.
abrdn Asia Focus is an Investment Company listed on the London Stock Exchange aiming to find the best managed Asian smaller companies that are setting the new standard.
The Company strives to maximise total return to shareholders over the long term from a concentrated, high-conviction portfolio focusing predominantly on exciting, smaller, listed companies in Asia (excluding Japan).
Managers Flavia Cheong, Gabriel Sacks and Xin-Yao Ng are all based in the region and are supported by a team of over forty investment managers. The portfolio is finely tuned to give shareholders the potential to benefit from Asia's expanding middle class. Stocks are highly diversified by market and sector with a strong focus on manufacturing and consumer products.
The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up and you may get back less than the amount invested.
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