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2022

Global stocks

Airbus SE: Pent-up travel demand outweighed by fears of slowdown

Paris-listed Airbus SE was one of the bigger losers in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 15.5% loss.

Global stocks

Avantor: Key play for investors seeking value and biotechnology exposure

New York-listed Avantor Inc was among the underperformers in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 18.0% loss.

Global stocks

Bumi Armada: Strong cash flow plus further exposure to commodities upcycle

Bursa Malaysia-listed Bumi Armada was one of the worst performers in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 26.8% loss.

Global stocks

China Construction Bank: Steady dividend play constructive to one’s portfolio

Hong Kong-listed China Construction Bank was one of the losers in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 10.6% loss.

Global stocks

CrowdStrike Holdings: Leading niche player in the growing cloud security market

Nasdaq-listed CrowdStrike Holdings was among the losers in our portfolio for the four-month period, with an 8.4% loss.

Global stocks

Magna International: Look beyond current cost pressures for longer-term potential

Toronto-listed Magna International was the bigger loser in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 28.6% loss.
NAVER Corp: Well poised to lift longer-term potential further - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global stocks

NAVER Corp: Well poised to lift longer-term potential further

Korea-listed NAVER Corp was the second biggest loser in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 27.4% loss.
Ohsho Food Service Corp: Food chain with the edge in a competitive and stagnant market - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global stocks

Ohsho Food Service Corp: Food chain with the edge in a competitive and stagnant market

Tokyo-listed Ohsho Food Service Corp was one our portfolio’s top performers for the four-month period, with a 12% gain.

Global stocks

Tianneng Power International: Right industry, right products and right markets

Hong Kong-listed Tianneng Power International was the other gainer in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 6.2% gain.
Waste Management: Set to expand by meeting essential, growing demand - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global stocks

Waste Management: Set to expand by meeting essential, growing demand

New York-listed Waste Management was one of the smaller losers in our portfolio for the four-month period, with a 2.3% loss.
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