FUND OVERVIEW
Through the Bellamont BCI Global Equity Feeder Fund, South African investors gain access to the Sifter Fund, a concentrated global equity strategy built on discipline, precision and long-term thinking.
Sifter invests in approximately 30 global high-quality companies. Every holding earns its place through deep fundamental research, rigorous valuation work and a clear understanding of long-term competitive advantage.
For over 23 years, this focused approach has delivered outperformance versus broad global equity indices not through complexity, but through clarity and consistency.
The team, based in Finland, are Nordic engineers by training. They operate as a dedicated research house, applying structured analytical frameworks to uncover businesses capable of compounding capital over time.
Risk Profile - Aggressive
Investment Horizon - 10+ Years
Fund Inception - 16 May 2025. Strategy Inception - June 2003.
Benchmark - ASISA Global Equity General Category Average
Strategy Assets Under Management - R6+ Billion
What Makes Sifter Unique?
Eliminate to Excellence
Truly Global, No Macro Views
Nordic Engineering Mindset
Entrepreneurial & Aligned
The Sifter Investment Process
Four Pillars of Quality
Sifter’s portfolio is built around a disciplined framework designed to identify businesses capable of compounding capital over the long term. Every company must meet four non-negotiable pillars of quality before earning a place in the portfolio.
Predictable Growth
Long-term compounding begins with earnings growth.
Sifter seeks companies with a clear and visible five-year growth trajectory. Growth must be supported by structural drivers such as end-market expansion, durable pricing power, recurring revenue models or sustained market share gains.
This is not about cyclical rebounds.
It is about businesses with embedded growth engines.
Strong Moat
Durable growth requires protection.
Solid Financials
Quality is reinforced by financial strength.
Attractive Valuation
Quality alone is not sufficient valuation matters.
Sifter evaluates every investment against its five-year earnings outlook and portfolio ranking framework. Shares must be acquired at a reasonable price relative to their growth runway and earnings visibility.
When optimism pushes valuations beyond reasonable levels, positions are trimmed or reduced to preserve discipline and portfolio balance.