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The Scottish Investment Trust - Portfolio reset for a ‘multi-year recovery’ ahead

The Scottish Investment Trust (SCIN) seeks to provide investors with above-average long-term returns, by investing in undervalued international companies. The trust also targets regular dividend growth ahead of UK inflation. SCIN’s team, led by manager Alasdair McKinnon, are contrarian, value-focused investors who believe the market is significantly underestimating the strength of the post-pandemic recovery and its capacity to support cyclical and value-type stocks. In February, he revamped the portfolio to take advantage of what he sees as the many ‘tremendous opportunities’ among unloved areas of the market that he believes will benefit from the multi-year economic rebound he foresees. There are very early signs that these changes are having a positive impact on performance (see chart).
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Scottish Investment Trust PLC

Scottish Investment Trust is a self-managed investment trust and is an investment company. Co. invests in an integrated global portfolio constructed through an investment process whereby assets are primarily allocated on the basis of the investment merits of individual stocks rather than those of regions, sectors or themes. Co.'s wholly owned subsidiary, S.I.T. Savings Limited, is its alternative investment fund manager. As of Oct 31, 2017, Co.'s investments were values at £801.3 million.

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Pedro Fonseca

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