Our investment philosophy centres on a quality dividend-growth strategy. By focusing on high-quality stocks with sustainable and growing dividends, we aim to provide steady income and long-term capital growth. Rather than chasing high-yield stocks, which often underperform, we prioritise proven resilience.
Every company we invest in must deliver sustainable dividends, supported by at least ten consecutive years of strong cash returns on investment. Additional quality screens, including balance-sheet strength, narrow down the criteria further. This disciplined process often leads us beyond traditional income sectors to firms combining steady growth with attractive dividend potential. Here are three examples.
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