13 Oct 2026QVG CapitalMGHExitQVG Capital sold its investment in Maas Group Holdings, closing its long-held position in February well before Firmus withdrew its IPO, because it disagreed with the company's strategic pivot toward Firmus. Portfolio manager Tony Waters said QVG was aghast at the seismic shift in direction taken by founder Wes Maas. Waters explained that QVG always viewed Maas as largely a case of backing the founder, and while respecting his achievements, the change in strategy marked the end of QVG's investment journey with the construction and materials company.
30 Sep 2026QVG CapitalGNPHeldQVG Capital continues to hold GenusPlus Group Ltd (ASX: GNP) because it sees the company, alongside Southern Cross Electrical and Duratec, as a builder and maintainer of physical infrastructure such as data centres, transmission lines, defence and energy assets. QVG notes this work occurs regardless of consumer sentiment or interest rates. During the period Genus commenced construction on North West Tasmanian Developments and won both a battery project and a wind farm contract.
QVG Capital is a Sydney-based boutique Australian equities fund manager co-founded by Chris Prunty and Tony Waters, both experienced small and mid-cap investors. QVG runs a concentrated, high-conviction long-only Australian equities strategy, focusing on small to mid-cap companies with quality management, strong balance sheets and identifiable growth catalysts. The firm's process combines rigorous fundamental research with direct engagement with company management, aiming to capture value before broader institutional recognition. QVG has built a strong reputation among wholesale and adviser-distributed investors for consistent process discipline and transparent communication about its portfolio positioning and investment rationale.
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13 Oct 2026QVG CapitalMGHExitQVG Capital sold its investment in Maas Group Holdings, closing its long-held position in February well before Firmus withdrew its IPO, because it disagreed with the company's strategic pivot toward Firmus. Portfolio manager Tony Waters said QVG was aghast at the seismic shift in direction taken by founder Wes Maas. Waters explained that QVG always viewed Maas as largely a case of backing the founder, and while respecting his achievements, the change in strategy marked the end of QVG's investment journey with the construction and materials company.
30 Sep 2026QVG CapitalGNPHeldQVG Capital continues to hold GenusPlus Group Ltd (ASX: GNP) because it sees the company, alongside Southern Cross Electrical and Duratec, as a builder and maintainer of physical infrastructure such as data centres, transmission lines, defence and energy assets. QVG notes this work occurs regardless of consumer sentiment or interest rates. During the period Genus commenced construction on North West Tasmanian Developments and won both a battery project and a wind farm contract.