Thematic Investing
Under a top-down investment approach, we identify the potential megatrends that the market drivers bring promising investment prospects today and in the future; our objective is to capture these opportunities/
Medical Technology <-> Demographic Changes
According to the UN, the world’s population is projected to reach 8.5 billion in 2030- meanwhile, people are growing older and living longer. The aging population is putting severe pressure on healthcare systems and service providers worldwide. Global healthcare expenditure is anticipated to rise by 5.4 percent annually in the coming years.
The demand for innovative medical and personalized healthcare solutions will continue to rise in scale and significance— initiating a robust growth in related technology development. Our investment strategy is to seek out new technologies that increase efficiency, improve quality and lower costs of diagnoses and medical treatments.
Smart City <-> Technological Innovations
Digital change is constant, ubiquitous and fast. Breakthroughs in Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, Nanotechnology, 5G wireless technology, Robotics… accelerate the development of Smart Cities and reshape our lives to a great extent.
Until lately, the infrastructure, resource, and service management in cities have been inefficient in many areas— but with recent advancements, information and communications technology, smart transport systems, and smart buildings are gaining traction as effective solutions. The global Smart Cities Market is set to flourish in the next few years.
Real Estate and Infrastructure <-> Urbanization
Today, over 55% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, and it is predicted to reach 68% by the year 2050, generating over 80% of the global GDP. With the population growing exponentially and gravitating towards living and working in built-up areas, the demand for strategic urban and residential layout planning is also multiplying.
We seek out housing and infrastructure projects in the PRC, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia and many parts of the world— target redevelopments and revitalizations to ensure a continuing value creation from the portfolio.
Environmental Technology <-> Climate Change and Resource Scarcity
Evidence of the persistent increase in global emissions that causes climate change is pervasive and salient as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates a rise of 3-5 degrees Celsius in average surface temperature by 2100. Extreme weather and rising sea levels result in the destruction of the food chain and economic resources, and are straining food supply and non-renewable resources such as fossil fuels and minerals.
The social and economic consequences of climate change are substantial. Solutions to address these challenges are critical, presenting opportunities to invest in companies that focus on making a positive impact through energy efficiency, sustainable food supply, and scarce material alternatives.
Notes: Caelus has the flexibility to adjust the portfolio investments in light of ongoing monitoring and regular company updates, board meetings and/ or other processes as the General Partner may consider appropriate based on the nature of the portfolio investment and market standards.
All information mentioned is provided on the basis that it is for information only. It should never be regarded as the basis of investment advice. Prospective investors are highly advised to obtain investment prospectus and seek further professional advice from our qualified investment advisers before making any investment decisions.