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who is India Avenue?

India Avenue is a boutique investment management firm that provides investment solutions, knowledge and insights for Australian and New Zealand based investors seeking to benefit from India’s structural growth story as an allocation in their investment portfolios.

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India is likely to be the world’s fastest growing economy in this decade, driven by the strong underlying fundamentals of a youthful, entrepreneurial, and significant population, which in conjunction with recent economic, regulatory and market reforms undertaken, should pave the way for an increase in the productivity of the nation. The demographic’s need for infrastructure, consumption and services should provide significant profitability for India’s well-managed and growth focused companies.

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India Avenue Equity Fund

This Fund provides a diversified exposure across high quality Indian corporate success stories as well as to companies which are less known, but with the potential to be tomorrow’s leading companies

Investment Objective

The Fund seeks to outperform its benchmark, the MSCI India (Net) in AUD over rolling 5 year periods, with less volatility than the stated benchmark

India 2030 Fund

India 2030 fund is a highly active and concentrated fund with a bias to Mid and Small cap names, seeking to monetise India’s expected transition over the decade, by targeting 4-5 themes at reasonable valuations by participating early in their cycle

Investment Objective

The Fund seeks to outperform its benchmark, the BSE 500 (Net) in AUD over rolling 7 year periods, with less volatility than the stated benchmark
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October 18 2021

Date: 18th Oct 2021 | Publication: Financial Standard

India is likely to be the fastest-growing economy among major economies during the 2020s according to International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and other independent agencies.

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