Mirrabooka Investments (MIR) Investor Update summary
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Investor Update summary
6 Jun, 2025Portfolio overview and investment approach
Four listed investment companies (AFIC, Djerriwarrh, Mirrabooka, AMCIL) manage diversified portfolios with distinct objectives, focusing on long-term capital growth and fully franked dividends.
Combined funds under management total approximately $12 billion, with an investment team boasting over 200 years of experience.
The traditional LIC model is used: internally managed, low fees, tax-aware, and aligned with shareholder interests.
Emphasis on stability of capital, active management, and the ability to exploit market opportunities not available to index ETFs.
Performance highlights
AFIC delivered 8.3% (1 year), 9.7% (3 years), 10.7% (5 years), and 10.1% (10 years) per annum returns, including franking.
Djerriwarrh achieved enhanced grossed-up dividend yield of 7.3% and 10.7% (1 year), 8.0% (3 years), 7.8% (5 years), and 6.7% (10 years) per annum returns.
Mirrabooka posted 11.8% (1 year), 9.3% (3 years), 8.9% (5 years), and 9.3% (10 years) per annum returns.
AMCIL reported 5.4% (1 year), 11.2% (3 years), 8.3% (5 years), and 10.7% (10 years) per annum returns.
Portfolio composition and activity
AFIC's portfolio is diversified across growth, cyclical, stalwart, and income stocks, with major holdings in Goodman, CSL, Xero, BHP, and major banks.
Djerriwarrh maintains 45 stocks, with top holdings in BHP, CSL, Telstra, Transurban, and Woodside; 39% call option exposure.
Mirrabooka's top 20 holdings include Macquarie, ARB, Mainfreight, EVT, and ResMed, with recent purchases in Cuscal and Channel Infrastructure NZ.
AMCIL's top holdings are CSL, Wesfarmers, BHP, Goodman, and Transurban, with recent additions in Wisetech Global, ARB, and Life360.
Latest events from Mirrabooka Investments
- Australian equities hit record highs, but yields fall and portfolios focus on quality and adaptability.MIR
Company presentation11 Mar 2026 - 17.4% portfolio return and AUD 10.7m profit with strong outperformance and 6.5c dividend.MIR
H2 20243 Feb 2026 - Profit nearly doubled to $8.9m, but portfolio returns lagged due to low resource exposure.MIR
H1 20263 Feb 2026 - Profit steady, dividend up, and portfolio outperformed benchmarks amid cautious outlook.MIR
H1 202510 Jan 2026 - Rights issue targets AUD 85m at 5% discount, emphasizing long-term value and outperformance.MIR
Investor Update27 Nov 2025 - Profit dropped to $7.9m, 11.4% return, $85.1m raised, and small/mid-cap focus maintained.MIR
H2 202516 Nov 2025 - Disciplined long-term strategy persists despite short-term underperformance and market challenges.MIR
AGM 2025 Presentation1 Oct 2025