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Smead International Value Fund (SVXLX) is a renowned mutual fund managed by Smead Capital Management. The fund focuses on investing in undervalued international companies with solid growth potential. Smead International Value Fund has a proven track record of delivering consistent returns to its investors by strategically selecting stocks across various sectors.
Smead Capital Management celebrates the third anniversary of the Smead International Value Fund (SVXLX) as a public mutual fund. Originally established as Smead International Value Fund L.P., the fund converted to a mutual fund structure on January 12, 2022. The strategy has been identifying undervalued global opportunities for ten years.
The fund operates using Smead's eight proprietary criteria, focusing on companies with competitive advantages, strong balance sheets, and attractive economic returns on capital. CEO Cole Smead emphasizes the fund's alignment with the company's founding principles of disciplined patience and high-conviction investing in quality companies.
As the largest mutual fund manager headquartered in Arizona, Smead Capital Management has established itself as a respected global value investor. The fund's approach prioritizes long-term wealth creation through investment in exceptional companies, regardless of short-term market fluctuations.
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