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5 days ago
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Prospectus updates
Lysaker, 5 June 2025 The prospectuses have been updated as the document structure between SKAGEN funds and Storebrand funds have been aligned with the latter. There are no material changes, but all prospectuses now follow same structure consisting of: Two fund specific pages (pages 1-2) containing information such as investment objective, benchmark and information about active shareclasses Following six pages (pages 3-8) containing general prospectus information such as unitholders' rights and obligations, subscriptions and redemptions, custodian, tax rules, management company, the Board, outsourcing, etc., and hence, this part is common for all the funds. Following a variable amount of pages (from page 9) containing the fund's articles of association. Finally, follows the fund's SFDR Disclosure, annex II for article 8 funds and annex III for article 9 funds. General updates of the Prospectuses In addition to the above, the Prospectuses have also been subject to general updates, including Board Members and renumerations of the Board and CEO. The Prospectuses can be found herein, or at and RegardsStorebrand Asset Management AS Contacts: Henrik Budde Gantzel, Director, Aasen, Product Manager, fdc@ Fund name and share class Symbol ISIN SKAGEN Focus A SKIFOA NO0010735129 SKAGEN Global A SKIGLO NO0008004009 SKAGEN Kon-Tiki A SKIKON NO0010140502 SKAGEN m2 A SKIM2 NO0010657356 SKAGEN Vekst A SKIVEK NO0008000445 Storebrand Indeks – Alle Markeder A5 STIIAM NO0010841588 Storebrand Indeks – Nye Markeder A5 STIINM NO0010841570 Storebrand Global ESG Plus A5 STIGEP NO0010841604 Storebrand Global Solutions A5 STIGS NO0010841612 Storebrand Global Multifactor A5 STIGM NO0010841596 Storebrand is Norway's largest private asset manager with an AuM of around DKK 900 billion, and a leading Nordic provider of sustainable pensions and savings. The company has been a global pioneer in ESG investing for over 30 years, offering broad and scalable solutions for both institutional and private investors in the Nordic region and other European countries. In Denmark, Storebrand delivers sustainable investment solutions and client value through a multi-boutique platform, with the brands Storebrand Funds, SKAGEN Funds, Cubera Private Equity, Capital Investment and a majority ownership of AIP. Attachments SKAGEN Focus Prospectus_ENG SKAGEN Global Prospectus_ENG SKAGEN Kon-Tiki Prospectus_ENG SKAGEN m2 Prospectus_ENG SKAGEN Vekst Prospectus_ENG Storebrand Global Multifactor Prospectus_ENG Storebrand Global Plus Prospectus_ENG Storebrand Global Solutions Prospectus_ENG Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder Prospectus_ENG Storebrand Indeks - Nye Markeder Prospectus_ENG
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03-06-2025
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Minimum income (minimumsudlodning) 2025
Privately taxed investors in funds managed by Storebrand Asset Management AS are subject to minimum income tax (minimumsudlodning) for 2025. Investors who owned units in the equity funds below on 30 April 2025 (value date 2 May) will be taxed as follows: Fund name and share class Symbol SE-number Technical distribution pr unit in DKK (Aktieindkomst) SKAGEN Focus A NO0010735129 13 34 14 27 26,69 SKAGEN Global A NO0008004009 13 34 12 65 0 SKAGEN Kon-Tiki A NO0010140502 13 34 14 19 128,12 SKAGEN Vekst A NO0008000445 13 34 12 57 240,19 Storebrand Global Multifactor A5 NO0010841596 13 34 15 67 185,32 Storebrand Global Plus A5 NO0010841604 13 34 17 10 0 Storebrand Global Plus B5 NO0012882333 13 38 33 67 6,18 Storebrand Global Plus C5 NO0012882341 13 37 68 24 0 Storebrand Global Solutions A5 NO0010841612 13 34 16 64 98,89 Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder A5 NO0010841588 13 34 16 21 38,77 Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder B5 NO0012882101 13 37 67 27 21,48 Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder C5 NO0012882119 13 37 67 51 21,37 Storebrand Indeks - Nye Markeder A5 NO0010841570 13 34 16 56 48,36 Note that the dividend is not paid out but remains in the fund. For tax purposes, the technical distribution (non-effective payment) should be added to the purchase price of original units. The amount is considered to have been acquired at the same time as the original units, and with a sum that corresponds to the technical distribution. RegardsStorebrand Asset Management AS Contacts: Henrik Budde Gantzel, Director, Aasen, Product Manager, fdc@ Storebrand is Norway's largest private asset manager with an AuM of around DKK 900 billion, and a leading Nordic provider of sustainable pensions and savings. The company has been a global pioneer in ESG investing for over 30 years, offering broad and scalable solutions for both institutional and private investors in the Nordic region and other European countries. In Denmark, Storebrand delivers sustainable investment solutions and client value through a multi-boutique platform, with the brands Storebrand Funds, SKAGEN Funds, Cubera Private Equity, Capital Investment and a majority ownership of in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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03-06-2025
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Minimum income (minimumsudlodning) 2025
Privately taxed investors in funds managed by Storebrand Asset Management AS are subject to minimum income tax (minimumsudlodning) for 2025. Investors who owned units in the equity funds below on 30 April 2025 (value date 2 May) will be taxed as follows: Fund name and share class Symbol SE-number Technical distribution pr unit in DKK (Aktieindkomst) SKAGEN Focus A NO0010735129 13 34 14 27 26,69 SKAGEN Global A NO0008004009 13 34 12 65 0 SKAGEN Kon-Tiki A NO0010140502 13 34 14 19 128,12 SKAGEN Vekst A NO0008000445 13 34 12 57 240,19 Storebrand Global Multifactor A5 NO0010841596 13 34 15 67 185,32 Storebrand Global Plus A5 NO0010841604 13 34 17 10 0 Storebrand Global Plus B5 NO0012882333 13 38 33 67 6,18 Storebrand Global Plus C5 NO0012882341 13 37 68 24 0 Storebrand Global Solutions A5 NO0010841612 13 34 16 64 98,89 Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder A5 NO0010841588 13 34 16 21 38,77 Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder B5 NO0012882101 13 37 67 27 21,48 Storebrand Indeks - Alle Markeder C5 NO0012882119 13 37 67 51 21,37 Storebrand Indeks - Nye Markeder A5 NO0010841570 13 34 16 56 48,36 Note that the dividend is not paid out but remains in the fund. For tax purposes, the technical distribution (non-effective payment) should be added to the purchase price of original units. The amount is considered to have been acquired at the same time as the original units, and with a sum that corresponds to the technical distribution. RegardsStorebrand Asset Management AS Contacts: Henrik Budde Gantzel, Director, Aasen, Product Manager, fdc@ Storebrand is Norway's largest private asset manager with an AuM of around DKK 900 billion, and a leading Nordic provider of sustainable pensions and savings. The company has been a global pioneer in ESG investing for over 30 years, offering broad and scalable solutions for both institutional and private investors in the Nordic region and other European countries. In Denmark, Storebrand delivers sustainable investment solutions and client value through a multi-boutique platform, with the brands Storebrand Funds, SKAGEN Funds, Cubera Private Equity, Capital Investment and a majority ownership of AIP.
ABC News
10-05-2025
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- ABC News
As the deadline looms on Woodside's major WA gas project, what's at stake for Labor?
While the Liberals' demolition at the recent WA and federal elections has dominated the headlines, another issue is bubbling away in the background — and it's all about gas. The climate debate was animated by more than a dozen disruptions at energy giant Woodside's annual general meeting (AGM) in Perth on Thursday. It's nothing new, but coming off WA Premier Roger Cook watering down his party's promise to introduce climate target legislation, the pressure being placed on Labor is mounting. Woodside's AGM has become a colourful affair in recent years with protesters using it to highlight climate concerns — both in and out of the room. This year, climate activists greeted attendees at the main entrance with 'stop new gas' signs and an imposing puppet representing the premier as 'Roger the cook, frying our planet'. Inside, CEO Meg O'Neill's speech was interrupted repeatedly by protesters blowing whistles before being escorted out. There was also shareholder backlash, with 20 per cent voting against the re-appointment of the company's sustainability chair Ann Pickard. Among them, Norwegian asset manager Storebrand, which voted no because "the company is not aligned with our expectations on net zero by 2050 targets and commitments". "Investors are continuing to escalate against Woodside's board for its persistent failure to manage climate risk," Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility said after the meeting. "It's the second worst vote on Woodside's record for any director … so we think that continues the pattern of escalation from investors. Prominent epidemiologist Fiona Stanley echoed those concerns. "The science has been clear for years that global warming impacting health, wellbeing and the economy is caused by burning fossil fuels," the former Australian of the Year told the AGM. Despite its opponents, the company has some significant supporters. Woodside's strategy that "gas is a natural partner for renewables through the transition", as CEO Meg O'Neill explained it, mirrors the stance of both the state and federal governments. "Both Labor and the Coalition recognise that gas is an important part of Australia's energy transition," she told media after the event. "What we would like to see is real action to allow delivery of that strategy." Given both state and federal Labor won overwhelming majorities with gas a priority in their policies, there could be cause for optimism among the company's ranks. The headache for Labor though is that its support for gas is not universally welcomed. While keeping the gas industry on side is no doubt politically expedient, it comes at a cost. Just 18 kilometres away from Woodside's headquarters, Labor has been given two stark warnings about the price it might have to pay. At the state election, independent Kate Hulett came within 450 votes of unseating Labor Minister and MP Simone McGurk in the traditionally safe seat of Fremantle. This week, Hulett's crack at the federal seat fell short by a slightly larger margin. Hulett campaigned heavily on gas, saying the issue she would have been "raging about first", had she been elected, was Woodside's application to extend the life of its North West Shelf project in the Pilbara. The company wants it to continue operating until 2070, but climate groups say the project will emit billions of tonnes of pollution over its lifetime and jeopardise global efforts to reach net zero. As it stands, whoever is the next federal environment minister will have until the end of the month to decide on the application. The WA government approved it last year with some conditions, including monitoring air quality and reviewing emissions reduction measures. But Greenpeace Australia Pacific CEO David Ritter was hopeful of more from the Commonwealth. He believed the election outcome was a "definitive statement by the Australian people for a future of cleaner renewable energy" given the Liberals' defeat. Woodside is continuing to keep the pressure on for the project's approval, with O'Neill telling Thursday's meeting without the gas an extension would provide, WA's plans to get out of coal-fired power by 2030 would be under threat. How the thorny North West Shelf project is handled by the Albanese government could give some insight into whether that's how it sees the result too. Beyond how Labor's stance on gas plays out amongst its own base, there's also the issue of what it means for its relationship with the Greens. In both state and federal parliaments, Labor does not need to rely on upper house crossbenches — support from either the Greens or Liberals will be enough to pass its legislation. And there was already a clear sign the Greens' support will come at a cost. Greens MLC-elect, Sophie McNeill, was among those trying to whistle-out O'Neill's speech. It's similar federally. Senator Dorinda Cox said yesterday the North West Shelf project would be a key bargaining chip for the party and that it "must not go ahead". "We are not going to allow a carbon bomb to be let off here at the North West Shelf," she said outside Woodside's AGM. The ultimate question, which can't be answered until the next election, is whether Labor needs to be willing to sacrifice more left-leaning electorates like Fremantle to keep the hold it has over traditional Liberal strongholds, particularly in WA. Short of some spectacular political diffusing, Labor is left with the choice of releasing either a carbon or a political bomb.
Yahoo
02-05-2025
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Suspension is lifted
Lysaker, 2 May 2025 Yesterday's suspension from the live trading on Nasdaq Copenhagen is now liftet on behalf of the below funds, and the share classes will resume trading today on 2 May. Regards Storebrand Asset Management AS Contacts: Henrik Budde Gantzel, Director, Frode Aasen, Product Manager, fdc@ Fund name and share class Symbol ISIN SKAGEN Focus A SKIFOA NO0010735129 SKAGEN Global A SKIGLO NO0008004009 SKAGEN Kon-Tiki A SKIKON NO0010140502 SKAGEN m2 A SKIM2 NO0010657356 SKAGEN Vekst A SKIVEK NO0008000445 Storebrand Indeks – Alle Markeder A5 STIIAM NO0010841588 Storebrand Indeks – Nye Markeder A5 STIINM NO0010841570 Storebrand Global Plus A5 STIGEP NO0010841604 Storebrand Global Solutions A5 STIGS NO0010841612 Storebrand Global Multifactor A5 STIGM NO0010841596 Storebrand is Norway's largest private asset manager with an AuM of around DKK 900 billion, and a leading Nordic provider of sustainable pensions and savings. The company has been a global pioneer in ESG investing for over 30 years, offering broad and scalable solutions for both institutional and private investors in the Nordic region and other European countries. In Denmark, Storebrand delivers sustainable investment solutions and client value through a multi-boutique platform, with the brands Storebrand Funds, SKAGEN Funds, Cubera Private Equity, Capital Investment and a majority ownership of AIP.
