Robert Swift highlights TAMIM's investment approach, focusing on a diversified portfolio of 95-120 global companies that capitalise on emerging trends. He discusses the need for Australian companies to shift focus from high dividend payouts to reinvesting in growth....
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TAMIM Australian Equities – Could EML Payments Be the Next Big Takeover Target?
Is EML Payments staging a major comeback? With regulatory hurdles cleared and the EML 2.0 strategy gaining traction, EBITDA surged 50% to $33.4M, and revenue climbed 15% to $115.1M in 1H25. A $65M pipeline target by mid-2025 signals further growth. Will private equity...
TAMIM Australian Equities – Is Superloop the Future of Australia’s Broadband Market?
Back in November 2024, we asked: Could Superloop be the next major disruptor in Australia’s telco space? With a billion-dollar market cap and 7% of NBN connections, its low-cost, high-growth model was reshaping the broadband market. Strategic partnerships with giants...
TAMIM Credit Fund – Why Consider the TAMIM Credit Fund for Your Portfolio
What makes the TAMIM Credit Fund stand out in a crowded private debt market? From access to top-tier managers to rigorous due diligence and flexible liquidity, this open-ended investment could complement your portfolio. Curious how it works? Let’s dive in. Disclaimer:...
TAMIM Global Equities – Investing in the Transition Balancing Green Energy and Traditional Resources
How can the U.S. reinvigorate private investment and stabilise the green transition? Robert Swift stresses the need to boost domestic investment while balancing renewables with fossil fuels to ensure economic stability. With rising demand for commodities like copper...
TAMIM Credit Fund – What Does It Take to Trust a Private Debt Manager?
Strong credit processes, airtight legal protections, and real-world experience, these are the key pillars of TAMIM’s due diligence process. But why are “battle scars” so important? Find out what it takes to build confidence in private debt investments. Disclaimer: All...
TAMIM Australian Equities – Potential Takeover Targets to Watch
Portfolio Manager Ron Shamgar offers a glimpse into three under-the-radar companies with the hallmarks of strategic value, exceptional financials, industry leadership, and unique positioning. These businesses, quietly ticking all the right boxes, present compelling...
TAMIM Global Equities – The U.S. Grid and Nuclear Power: Opportunities in the Energy Transition
Is U.S. grid modernisation the next big investment opportunity? Robert Swift highlights the rising demand from data centers and renewables, pointing to companies like Emcor, Quanta, and Hitachi as key beneficiaries. He also underscores nuclear energy’s growing role,...
TAMIM Australian Equities – Is Bravura Solutions the Ultimate Turnaround Play?
Once a struggling software company, Bravura has reinvented itself into a lean, cash-rich operation under new leadership, cutting millions in costs and returning to profitability. The company continues to build momentum, and with the stock up over +70% since...
TAMIM Credit Fund – What is Private Debt, and Why Are Investors Flocking to It?
As banks pull back from business lending, private debt has emerged as a compelling alternative for investors. Offering tailored loans, strong security, and attractive returns, could private debt be the missing piece in your portfolio? Here's what you need to know....
TAMIM Credit Fund – Is Relief Finally in Sight for Australian Households
Are we nearing the peak of the rate cycle, and will 2025 bring much-needed relief? Explore the dynamics of our housing market, wage growth, and global trends in rate cuts and what it all means for you. Disclaimer: All investing entails risk - please read disclaimer on...
TAMIM Global Tech and Innovation – Portfolio Highlights – Top picks for 2025
Are mid-cap opportunities the key to AI’s future? TAMIM targets critical bottlenecks in memory and networking, focusing on optimising connections within and between data centers. Ryan Mahon highlights the companies best positioned to capitalise on these essential...