AGT June 2024 - Reckitt Benckiser (2/2)

Part two (final) of the June 2024 Factsheet.

 

AVI Global Trust (AGT)’s NAV declined -1.2% in June. Cordiant Digital Infrastructure was the most significant contributor, adding +38bps to NAV, followed by Oakley and Dai Nippon Printing which contributed +22bps and +21%, respectively. There was a relatively long list of detractors. Bollore was the most significant with a -10% return detracting -56bps as French equity markets fell following President Macron’s decision to call a snap election. We do not believe the fundamental outlook for Bollore has changed and took advantage of this to add to the position.

 

View the June 2024 Factsheet here

 

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