28 Sep 2026Allan GrayAMCHeldAllan Gray continues to hold Amcor because Simon Mawhinney views the packaging company as a durable business that touches people's lives daily and is unlikely to go out of business within the next decade. He believes Amcor should be able to earn a reasonable return on its operating footprint and invested capital. Mawhinney also notes acquisitions have helped Amcor assemble some of the best packaging assets globally, with its technological capabilities and research and development further supporting the long-term thesis.
24 May 2026Allan GrayLLCReducedAllan Gray reduced its position in Lendlease from 8.3 per cent to 7.2 per cent because, while the firm still sees an opportunity in the stock, less risky investments are available elsewhere. Portfolio manager Suhas Nayak notes that the degrading net tangible asset and lack of profitability mean the risk-reward profile looks materially different from two years ago, which warranted some adjustments to the position. Allan Gray retains a meaningful holding, reflecting continued belief in the longer-term opportunity, but has trimmed exposure in light of the changed risk profile.
Allan Gray Australia is the local arm of the well-regarded South African-founded value investing house established by Allan Gray, extending its contrarian, valuation-driven philosophy to Australian and global equities. The firm seeks companies trading at a significant discount to their assessed intrinsic value, often in out-of-favour sectors, and is willing to hold positions that look uncomfortable relative to the benchmark until the market recognizes their worth. Allan Gray Australia applies rigorous fundamental research and a long investment horizon, avoiding short-term performance chasing in favour of patient, conviction-based portfolio construction. The firm's global affiliation gives it access to shared research resources while maintaining a distinct Australian equities capability.
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28 Sep 2026Allan GrayAMCHeldAllan Gray continues to hold Amcor because Simon Mawhinney views the packaging company as a durable business that touches people's lives daily and is unlikely to go out of business within the next decade. He believes Amcor should be able to earn a reasonable return on its operating footprint and invested capital. Mawhinney also notes acquisitions have helped Amcor assemble some of the best packaging assets globally, with its technological capabilities and research and development further supporting the long-term thesis.
24 May 2026Allan GrayLLCReducedAllan Gray reduced its position in Lendlease from 8.3 per cent to 7.2 per cent because, while the firm still sees an opportunity in the stock, less risky investments are available elsewhere. Portfolio manager Suhas Nayak notes that the degrading net tangible asset and lack of profitability mean the risk-reward profile looks materially different from two years ago, which warranted some adjustments to the position. Allan Gray retains a meaningful holding, reflecting continued belief in the longer-term opportunity, but has trimmed exposure in light of the changed risk profile.