Bonafide quarterly webinar Q1 2021

«At the stock exchange, 2 times 2 is never 4, but 5 minus 1. You just gotta have the nerve to accept and endure the minus 1.» - André Kostolany

The hope that the corona pandemic will end soon is boost-ing the fish & seafood sector.
We are now at the beginning of the end. The vaccines avail-able are working and are being distributed. Accordingly, there is increasing hope that the measures will be relaxed soon. This also boosted the fish & seafood sector in the first quarter of 2021. Numerous companies that were trading significantly lower at the end of the year than before the outbreak of COVID-19, had a strong first quarter. The price of salmon recovered from the lows in October 2020 and also gave some portfolio companies a tailwind. This positive development is reflected in the excellent performance of our flagship fund, the Bonafide Global Fish Fund EUR, which rose by 10.23% in the first three months. Traditionally, a lot of fish is consumed during Easter. This drove short-term demand up further.

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