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Over the past 12 months, MAM has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -35% compared to S&P/ASX 300's +2% growth.
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Microequities Asset Management Group Ltd
Glance View
Microequities Asset Management Group Ltd is an Australian investment manager that runs money for clients and investors, with a focus on small listed companies, especially microcap shares. It also invests its own capital alongside clients, so it earns money both from managing funds and from the gains and dividends produced by its own portfolio. Its core job is to research small businesses, pick investments, and package that stock-picking process into managed funds and related investment products. Its main customers are investors who want exposure to smaller Australian companies without having to research and buy each stock themselves. The company makes money through management and performance fees on the funds it oversees, as well as returns from its own investment book. That makes it different from a plain stockbroker: it is paid to manage capital over time, not just to execute trades. The business sits in a niche part of the asset-management industry. Microcap investing is less crowded and often less researched than large-cap investing, so the firm’s value comes from deep company analysis, direct contact with management teams, and a willingness to look at smaller businesses that larger fund managers may ignore. This gives it a focused role as a specialist stock picker for investors seeking active management in the small-company segment.
