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East Capital Multi Strategi

East Capital Multi-Strategi

NAV

133.84 SEK

1 day

+0.45%

YTD

+2.17%

Date

2025-08-04

Sustainability

Article 8

NAV

234.97 SEK

1 day

+0.45%

YTD

+2.17%

Date

2025-08-04

Sustainability

Article 8

East Capital Multi-Strategi is a actively managed, well-balanced portfolio that invests globally in equities and fixed-income securities.

The investment objective of East Capital Multi-Strategi is to deliver a combination of long-term capital growth and interest income. This is achieved through active asset allocation and diversified investments across multiple strategies, ensuring effective risk management.

Our investment strategy is based on extensive company knowledge gained through proprietary fundamental analysis and frequent company meetings. We incorporate ESG-related risks and opportunities in our investment process, and favour companies with long-term, sustainable growth perspectives and responsible ownership. 

East Capital Multi-Strategi rose by 4.4% during the quarter, compared to a gain of 5.9% for the MSCI EM Index (SEK) and an increase of 2.4% for the OMRX Total Market Bond Index (SEK). During the first quarter, the equity portion of the fund rose by 5.7%, contributing 3.5% to the NAV.

The strongest contributions came from Taiwan, Korea, Mexico, and Poland. Taiwan Semiconductor led the way with a gain of 26%, followed by Polish bank Pekao which rose by 15%. Korea’s KB Financial Group also delivered a strong performance, up 45%. Despite continued weakness in the Chinese market overall, Prosus – a consumer-focused company with Chinese exposure – advanced 15%.

On the downside, India, the Philippines, South Africa, and the UAE weighed on returns. Alibaba corrected by 16% following a strong first quarter, while Polish retailer LPP declined by 13%. The Romanian/CEE real estate company GlobalWorth, a less liquid position in the portfolio, fell by 6% as the company continues to struggle with improving returns and unlocking the value of its property portfolio – an issue we continue to address in our dialogue with management.

The fund serves as a balanced proxy for East Capital Global Emerging Markets Sustainable fund (approximately 62% of assets) together with Nordic fixed-income instruments, emerging market debt, and a small cash position to maintain flexibility.

 

Performance in SEK net of fees.

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Geographical Split

Sector Allocation

Largest Holdings

Fund facts

Fund

East Capital Multi-Strategi A SEK

ISIN

SE0007278585

Launch date

2015-08-10

Domicile

Sweden

Morningstar Rating™ (Total rating)

4

Yearly fee

1.56%

Management fee

1.50%

Fund

East Capital Multi-Strategi B SEK

ISIN

SE0012351492

Launch date

2019-04-02

Domicile

Sweden

Morningstar Rating™ (Total rating)

4

Yearly fee

1.56%

Management fee

1.60%

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Reporting of the fund's historical returns does not consider inflation.

2022-04-01

The merger of the Funds East Capital Balkan, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe with East Capital Balkans, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe (respectively) has been carried out in accordance with the submitted merger plan, which was approved by Finansinspektionen (the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority) on 15 February 2022.

East Capital Balkans, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe thus ended on 1 April 2022.

Following the merger, former shareholders in East Capital Balkan, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe now own shares in East Capital Balkans, East Capital New Europe, East Capital Russia and East Capital Eastern Europe.

More information about the merger, such as the auditor's opinion on the exchange relationship, can be obtained from the management company East Capital Asset Management S.A. upon request.

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