Temple Bar Investment Trust reports continued outperformance

LONDON - Temple Bar Investment Trust PLC (LSE:TMPL) has consistently outpaced its market benchmarks over the past three years, according to a recent update from QuotedData. The trust’s Net Asset Value (NAV) and share price total return have both surpassed the UK market, global equities, and the MSCI UK Value Index during this period.

The investment managers, Ian Lance and Nick Purves, attribute this success to their steadfast commitment to a value investing philosophy that focuses on companies with a credible path to recovery, rather than merely targeting undervalued stocks. They believe there is a potential for this trend of outperformance to continue, citing the absolute valuations across the market remain low and identifying numerous investment opportunities in individual companies.

In a strategic move, Temple Bar has introduced a new dividend policy that takes into account the role of share buybacks in companies’ returns. Future dividends of the trust will be adjusted to reflect a portion of the buybacks from companies within its portfolio.

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