Malaysian medical gloves and Turkish convenience store become Evli's new holds

Bottom-up stock selection has helped Evli Emerging Frontier Fund invest in high-quality companies reflecting themes like increasing digitalization, consumer staples benefiting from stockpiling, and the spike in demand for PPE and auto insurance, where fewer cars on the road result in fewer claims, according to the company.
Burton Flynn, Portfolio Manager at Evli. | Photo: Evli/PR
Burton Flynn, Portfolio Manager at Evli. | Photo: Evli/PR
BY REETA PAAKKINEN

Since the ongoing pandemic crisis set in, Evli Emerging Frontier Fund has sold a Pakistani textile manufacturer and a Thai beverage bottler serving the tourist region Phuket, and it has invested in a Malaysian medical glove manufacturer and a Turkish chemical producer.

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