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AS IT SEEMS
A company’s share price reflects the weighted assumptions of market participants regarding its future development. The distinct views, interpretations, investing requirements and probability scenarios of various investors find their collective expression in this price which, along with opinions about the many influencing factors, shift on a daily basis. Market and competitive dynamics, business models and their sustainability, execution skills and employee motivation are all important factors to be assessed.
Key assumptions are summarised in the variability of revenue growth and profit margin expectations, which ultimately drive company profits and cash flows.
At the end of the day, a company’s share price is nothing more than the price at which two investors with different assumptions meet.
BARIUS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Barius Capital Management (BCM) is an independent investment boutique based in Munich. On behalf of our clients, we pursue an attractive niche market beyond mainstream and large capitalisation indices, investing in the public equity of small- and medium-sized European companies. Exploiting informational inefficiencies in a market that is overlooked by most other participants is key to our investment strategy. The Barius European Opportunities Fund comprises primarily of quality European companies with above-average growth rates and high inherent cash generation.
At the core of Barius Capital Management is a team of high-calibre professionals with many years of experience in international financial markets and equity investments. Experience, performance and trust are firmly entrenched in our DNA. We generate alpha for our investors by acting with foresight and caution, recognising market trends early on and selecting investments that stay true to our investment philosophy.
TEAM
Martin Hofberger
Martin Hofberger, Managing Partner, is an expert in global capital markets and equity investments with more than 20 years of investing– experience. He started his career at global venture capital firm Siemens Venture Capital and subsequently worked at the European private equity firm NIBC Capital Partners. In these roles, he worked on 32 direct investments in growth companies as well as established medium-sized companies. Thereafter, he managed various special mandates for private and institutional investors, particularly in the small- and medium-sized European company segment. Together with Götz Mäuser, he founded Barius Capital Management and launched the Barius European Opportunities equity fund in 2018. Martin comes from Bavaria, holds an MBA from London Business School and completed part of his studies at The Wharton School. He is also a CFA Charterholder.
Götz Mäuser
Götz Mäuser, Partner, is an investor and advisor with more than 30 years of expertise in capital markets, M&A and business development. He began his career at management consulting firm McKinsey and worked, among others, in Germany and Brazil. He continued his career as partner at private equity firm Permira and successfully led various mergers and acquisitions (including those of SBS Broadcasting Sarl and ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG). Götz was a member of the Supervisory Board of MDAX-listed ProSiebensat.1 Media AG from 2007 to 2014, including more than four years as Chairman. Since 2014, he has been active as an independent investor and member of various boards. Götz comes from Hessen, is a business graduate and holds an MBA from the Leonard N. Stern School of Business at New York University.
BARIUS EUROPEAN OPPORTUNITIES
UNLOCK AND HARNESS THE POWER OF SMALL & MICRO CAP INVESTING
ISIN | Retail: DE000A2JF865 Institutional: DE000A2JF873 |
Administrator | Axxion S.A. |
Depositary | Donner & Reuschel AG |
Tied Agency Provisioning | DWPT Deutsche Wertpapiertreuhand GmbH |
Advisor | Barius Capital Management GmbH |
Type of Fund | UCITS |
Domicile | Germany |
Base Currency | EUR |
NAV Calculation | Daily |
Inception Date | 3 September 2018 |
Classification | Equity (51% and higher) |
Minimum Investment | Retail: EUR 1 Institutional: EUR 500,000 |
Management Fee | Retail: 1.7% Institutional: 1.2% |
Performance Fee | 12.5% with High Water Mark |
Earnings | Accumulation |
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