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SG Hiscock launches global resources fund to capitalise on AI and energy transition demand

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SG Hiscock & Company has launched the SGH ARI Resources Fund, a high-conviction global equities strategy designed to give investors exposure to the structural growth opportunities emerging from the accelerating demand for critical

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03 Aug 2026

Residential strength and fundamentals underscore AREIT opportunity

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The latest reporting season has reinforced the resilience of the AREIT sector, with improving residential momentum and stable operating fundamentals despite ongoing interest rate uncertainty, according to Grant Berry, AREIT

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12 Mar 2026

Resources set to drive February reporting season

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Australian equities are heading into the February reporting season with improving earnings momentum, driven by strength in the resources sector and a more supportive macro backdrop, according to Hamish Tadgell,

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02 Feb 2026

SG Hiscock tips critical minerals and gold to power small-cap outperformance in 2026

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Small-cap gold and critical mineral miners could benefit from a multi-year resources cycle, underpinned by rising artificial intelligence investment and energy transition needs, according to Rory Hunter, head of emerging

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16 Dec 2025

A mixed bag of results this reporting season with new share price records set

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The August reporting season has seen stark share price volatility with moves setting new records, according to portfolio manager at SG Hiscock & Company, Hamish Tadgell. Around 63 per cent

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03 Sep 2025

SG Hiscock fund manager expects another volatile reporting season, but positive on the outlook for gold

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This August reporting season will be another volatile one, with share price reactions likely to be sharp and immediate, and consistent with recent reporting seasons, according to Phillip Li, co-portfolio

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23 Jul 2025

Real estate outlook rebound ahead

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Falling official interest rates means investors are seeking alternative forms of income, and real estate investment trusts (REITs) offer the opportunity to access reliable income and capital gains, with the

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26 May 2025

SG Hiscock appoints new head of researchers and consultants

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SG Hiscock & Company has appointed Alastair McKibbin as head of research and consultants, effective 13 January 2025. He will be based in Sydney and will report to head of

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15 Jan 2025

SG Hiscock appoints new business development manager

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SG Hiscock & Company (SG Hiscock) has appointed Jason Smit, CFA to the role of business development manager, effective 16 December 2024. He will be based in Melbourne and will

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18 Dec 2024

EAM Global Small Companies Fund now available on HUB24, Praemium, Powerwrap and Mason Stevens platforms

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The EAM Global Small Companies Fund has been added to the HUB24 platform from 1 July, giving investors greater access to opportunities in global small cap companies. It is the

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15 Jul 2024

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