Uncovering hidden dividend gems
In the final episode of this four-part series, I reveal the sector that I believe will outperform over the coming decade
The energy sector has been a sporadic dividend payer over its history, but the outlook is defined by a structural undersupply story. We believe this will lead to consistently high payout ratios for shareholders.
In the fourth and final episode of this four-part series, I dig into this thesis by highlighting one energy sub sector that will carry the energy transition - and why this is good news for income investors.
In case you missed the other episodes in the series, you can watch them below:
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Michael co-manages the Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund and has 23 years’ investment experience. He leads Tyndall’s analysis of the Media, Telco and Transport sectors.
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Michael co-manages the Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund and has 23 years’ investment experience. He leads Tyndall’s analysis of the Media, Telco and Transport sectors.
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Michael co-manages the Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund and has 23 years’ investment experience. He leads Tyndall’s analysis of the Media, Telco and Transport sectors.
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