Sandhurst Industrial Share Fund
Fund overview
The Sandhurst Industrial Share Fund (Fund) aims to deliver income and capital growth, over the long term.
Investment strategy
The Fund will invest predominantly in a pool of Australian industrial shares selected and managed by IML and where these companies are identified by IML as being reasonably priced and that show potential to deliver growing dividend streams. The Fund also holds some money in cash and cash equivalent investments managed by Sandhurst for liquidity and market timing purposes.
Asset allocation
The target asset allocations for the Fund are detailed below:
| Asset class | Ranges | Neutral position |
| Australian shares (industrial) | 80-100% | 90% |
| Cash and short term securities | 0-20% | 10% |
In exceptional market conditions the Fund may have higher levels of cash where, in our investment manager’s opinion, more attractive investment opportunities cannot be found.
Features
| Minimum initial investment | $2,000 If you have more than $250,000 to invest click here |
| Minimum investment balance | $2,000 |
| Establishment fee* | Up to 3.0% of Application Money |
| Exit fee | Nil |
| Buy/sell spread | + 0.25% / - 0.25% |
| Management costs | 2.10% p.a. |
| Distributions | 30 June and 31 December |
| Regular savings plan | Regular savings from as little as $100 per month |
Why choose the Sandhurst Industrial Share Fund
The Fund may be suitable for investors looking for:
- a diversified Australian industrial share portfolio managed by IML as the investment expert;
- access to high growth assets with the potential for long term growth;
- a fund that aims to achieve a return in excess of the S&P/ASX 300 Industrial Accumulation Index on a rolling four year basis; and
- to invest for at least a five year investment period.
Risk profile
HIGH
Investment managers
Sandhurst Trustees aims to create wealth for investors by providing investment opportunities that are managed by a professional investment manager. This approach involved allocating investment decisions to an investment manager who specialises in managing a specific asset class.
The Fund is an ‘active’ fund, meaning that the investment manager buys and sells assets based on changing market conditions, with the aim of out performing the Fund’s performance benchmarks before fees. The manager used for the Sandhurst Industrial Share Fund is:





