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Bitro Fusion Club seeks to maximise the capital growth of its Portfolio by investing in natural resource companies. Investments will primarily be in mining or exploration companies – that are either producing or exploring for base and precious metals, industrial minerals and bulk commodities. From time to time the portfolio may have exposure to oil, gas and geothermal energy companies. Whilst in making its investment decisions, Bitro Fusion Club will generally take a medium to long term view, it may however, from time to time acquire investments with a view to profit through short term trading opportunities.
Bitro Fusion Club recognises that investment markets are not always perfectly efficient. This provides the opportunity for Bitro Fusion Club to generate investment results. Bitro Fusion Club believes that this can only be achieved on a consistent basis by adopting a long term investment horizon, seeking to invest in companies and securities with the potential for high or improving growth over the medium to long term.
Investment Objective
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The Australian minerals industry is committed to responsible mining through continual improvement of environmental stewardship and social performance and by contributing to sustainable development.
Mining is by far Australia’s largest export industry. Over the past decade, the industry contributed $2.4 trillion in resources export revenue. While the vast majority of minerals extracted in Australia are exported, the benefits are retained in Australia. The industry has paid $252 billion in mining wages, $143 billion in company taxes, $112 billion in royalties, and generated 21 per cent of the economy’s growth. Additionally, the mining and minerals processing industry relies on and supports a wide range of other industries and service providers in Australia. The investment in and development of Australia’s world leading mining industry has allowed Australia to translate its natural resources into better living standards for its people.
The world will need a huge amount of minerals and metals to achieve the goal of global net-zero emissions by 2050. This will require a massive uplift in investment in exploration and mining projects along with improvements in productivity from the adoption of new technologies and a more innovative workforce.
