Think small to go big – The Sunday Times

Pick n Pay is strategising to create two distinct brands to cater to middle-class and upper-end markets, while Boxer will remain focused on the lower end. Article by Thabiso Mochiko, with insights by Mohamed Mitha – investment analyst for Camissa Asset Management. view article

Inside Sasol’s plans to become a worldwide green hydrogen leader – News24

Sasol is rapidly growing its footprint of green hydrogen development projects as it works to establish itself as a leader in an industry that is expected to provide a fifth of the world’s energy needs by 2050. Written by Lisa Steyn, with commentary by Abdul Davids – head of research for Camissa Asset Management. view […]

Camissa bullish on MTN and PGM miners – Business Day

Global financial markets have had a bumpy ride so far this year as a combination of rising inflation, a series of rate hikes and hawkish guidance from central banks across the world — despite the associated recessionary risks — weighed on assets. Abdul Davids (head of research for Camissa Asset Management) recommends that investors focus […]

Camissa launches pure SA equity fund – Citywire

Camissa Asset Management on Thursday launched the Camissa SA Equity Fund, which will invest exclusively in local stocks. Camissa CIO Gavin Wood, who will manage the portfolio, told Citywire South Africa in an interview that the fund would offer differentiated performance by being ‘truly actively managed’ and not benchmark cognisant. Article by Justin Brown with […]

There is too much closet passive charging high fees – Citywire

Camissa Asset Management CIO Gavin Wood believes that there are too many active managers in South Africa and, in particular, too many offering closet index trackers. ‘Unfortunately, in the asset management industry, there are too many closet passive or benchmark huggers charging high fees,’ Wood said during an interview with Citywire South Africa. Article by […]

Omnia assures farmers amid fertiliser squeeze – The Sunday Times

Diversified chemicals group Omnia, which is growing its organic business, said it has enough supply of traditional fertilisers to help farmers who may be running short after spending R10bn to secure stockpiles. Written by Thabiso Mochiko with comment by Aslam Dalvi – portfolio manager at Camissa Asset Management. view article

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