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PPC FY results;

- PPC FY PRETAX PROFIT ZAR 1,247 MILLION
- FY NET INCOME ZAR 859 MILLION
- EPS UP 75% TO 56 CENTS; HEPS UP 25% TO 50 CENTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
- DECLARES ORDINARY DIVIDEND OF 30.2 CENTS PER SHARE FOR YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2026
- GROUP CONTINUES TO MAKE DECISIVE PROGRESS
- TERM EBITDA MARGIN TARGET OF ABOVE 20%
- WE REMAIN CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC ON RECOVERY OF SOUTH AFRICAN OPERATING ENVIRONMENT IN NEAR-TERM

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The EasyETFs Global Equity AMETF has returned 26.57% per year annualised since inception in June 2016.

To put that into perspective, an investor who placed R1,000 a month into this fund from June 2016 to today would have contributed R119,000 of their own money. That portfolio would be worth approximately R583,000 today.

The fund has been running since June 2016, making it nearly a decade old. It currently manages R629 million in assets and is listed on the @JSE_Group under the code EASYGE.

The portfolio is 96.14% in foreign equity, with the remaining 3.86% in cash. Over the past 12 months the fund returned 103.21%. Over three years, 53.95% per year annualised. Over five years, 25.65%. Since inception in 2016, 26.57% per year, well ahead of its benchmark, the MSCI All Country World Index, which returned 17.36% over the same period.

The Total Expense Ratio is 0.79%, with a total investment charge of 0.96% when transaction costs are included. The management fee is 0.60%. This is competitive for an actively managed product, where most funds charge between 1% and 2%.

The fund's maximum drawdown has been -30.44%, compared to -12.43% for the benchmark. The fund posted losses of -17.98% in 2022 and -6.60% in 2021 before bouncing back. The recommended holding period is at least 7 years, and that recommendation exists for a reason. This is an aggressive fund and the volatility is real.

This post is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
@EasyEquities

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1️⃣ Reliance Industries — $197B
2️⃣ HDFC Bank — $124B
3️⃣ Bharti Airtel — $114B
4️⃣ State Bank of India — $94B
5️⃣ ICICI Bank — $94B
6️⃣ TCS — $87B
7️⃣ Bajaj Finance — $60B
8️⃣ Hindustan Unilever — $57B
9️⃣ Larsen & Toubro — $56B

📌 India’s largest companies are dominated by banking, telecom, energy, and IT giants.

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