Small Caps Australia in Australia

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Small-cap Australian funds invest in smaller companies listed on the ASX, typically those outside the top 100 by market capitalisation. Smaller companies can offer higher growth potential because they may be earlier in their lifecycle or operate in emerging industries, but they also carry higher volatility and a greater risk of business failure. Small-cap funds may be actively or passively managed, though active management is more common as managers seek to identify mispriced opportunities. Liquidity can be lower than for large-caps, both within the fund and in the underlying shares. These funds suit investors with a longer time horizon and higher risk tolerance. The AusBiz Invest Small Caps Australia category lists funds focused on smaller Australian companies, with details on approach, fees, minimum investment and documentation. Small-cap shares can be volatile. Review the PDS and TMD before investing.

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+24.6% 1yr
Period not stated

Invests in a concentrated portfolio of Australian small and micro-cap companies with high growth potential.

GrowthUnlisted liquid

Min. Investment

$10,000

Structure

Managed Fund

Investor Type

Retail Investor

Availability

Open for investment

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

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