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T 1300 010 311 E [email protected] Level 35, 60 Margaret Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Antipodes Global Investment Company Limited ABN 38 612 843 517 www.antipodespartners.com 28 August 2019 By Electronic Lodgement The Manager Company Announcements Office ASX Ltd 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Dear Shareholder, Conference call reminder and presentation on full year results Please join us tomorrow, 29 August 2019 from 10:30am – 11:00am (AEST) for a conference call to hear an update on the Company’s results from Andrew Findlay, Director of the Company and Managing Director the Manager, and on the portfolio from the Chief Investment Officer of the Manager, Jacob Mitchell. Dial in details: Within Australia: 1300 628 593 Outside Australia: +613 9067 7903 The presentation slides are available below and will also be made available on our website before the start of the conference call. Yours sincerely, Calvin Kwok Company Secretary For personal use only
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T 1300 010 311 E [email protected] Level 35, 60 Margaret Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Antipodes Global Investment Company Limited ABN 38 612 843 517 www.antipodespartners.com

28 August 2019

By Electronic Lodgement

The Manager Company Announcements Office ASX Ltd 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000

Dear Shareholder,

Conference call reminder and presentation on full year results

Please join us tomorrow, 29 August 2019 from 10:30am – 11:00am (AEST) for a conference call to hear an update on the Company’s results from Andrew Findlay, Director of the Company and Managing Director the Manager, and on the portfolio from the Chief Investment Officer of the Manager, Jacob Mitchell.

Dial in details:

Within Australia: 1300 628 593 Outside Australia: +613 9067 7903

The presentation slides are available below and will also be made available on our website before the start of the conference call.

Yours sincerely,

Calvin Kwok Company Secretary

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Full year results FY2019

Antipodes Global Investment Company Limited (ASX: APL)

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Full year FY2019 highlights

FY19 profit Company performance1 Final dividend Yield2

$7.7m +2.7%(Benchmark 11.3%) 2.5c 4.8%

1 Movement in NTA before all income taxes, adjusted for dividends paid and the dilutionary effect of options granted to shareholders upon the Company’s initial listing, which we refer to as Company Performance. This measure incorporates underlying portfolio performance after fees, less administration costs of the Company2 Based on share price as at 30 June 2019 of $0.93.

ScaleCompany assets grew to $630 million after 93.6% option conversionTop 5 global equity LIC by market cap and top 10 most liquid LIC on ASXDiversification of shareholder base (increased from 7,000 to over 9,000 today)

IncomeFinal dividend of 2.5c taking full year dividend to 4.5c, franked at 50%Equivalent to 4.8% yield2 (5.6% incl franking)

NTA discount

Initiatives to close discount to NTA• On-market buyback of up to 10% of shares on issue starting 1 August 2019• Manager and staff commitment through purchase of > 6.5 million shares (a top 10 holder)• Ramped up shareholder communicationsF

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NTA breakdown for FY19

$1.271

+ $0.036 - $0.016 - $0.002- $0.070

- $0.075

$1.144

$1.05

$1.10

$1.15

$1.20

$1.25

$1.30

$1.35

Pre-tax NTA 1 Jul2018

Portfolioperformance

Tax provided Company expenses Dividends paid Options dilution Pre-tax NTA 30 June2019

Pre-tax NTA per APL share

Source: Antipodes Partners

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Performance & final dividend

Performance Company1 Benchmark2

1 year 2.7% 11.3%

2 years p.a. 7.3% 13.1%

Inception3 29.8% 43.6%

Inception3 p.a. 10.0% 14.2%

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.1 Movement in NTA before tax for the period, adjusted for dividends and income taxes paid and the dilutionary effect of options granted to shareholders upon the Company’s initial listing. This figure incorporates underlying portfolio performance net of portfolio related fees and costs, less administration costs of the Company2 MSCI All Country World Net Index in AUD3 Since inception, 11 Oct 2016

Dividend ex-date Record date Payment date

6 September 2019 9 September 2019 14 October 2019

Final dividend timetable

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Antipodes Partners – the Investment Manager

• Fundamental, value-focused manager

• Eclectic portfolio of high-conviction ideas across 8-12 “clusters” of opportunity

• Global strategies delivered over 10% net annualised returns since inception

• CIO has exceptional track record running global and Asian strategies since 2007

• Founded by Jacob Mitchell in 2015 and majority owned by investment team

• Investment offices in Sydney (HQ) and London

• Award-winning global manager with over $9.1 billion AUM

Investment approach

Track record

Organisation

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Portfolio attribution summary

Performance Portfolio* Benchmark Alpha

Long 5.7% 11.3% (5.6%)

Short (2.4%) - (2.4%)

Currency 0.6% - 0.6%

Total 3.9% 11.3% (7.4%)

Top five Contribution to alpha

Qualcomm 1.5%

Ping An Insurance 1.0%

Cisco Systems 0.8%

Facebook 0.7%

Barrick Gold Corp 0.7%

Bottom five Contribution to alpha

Baidu (1.2%)

Range Resources (0.9%)

Tapestry Inc (0.8%)

CNX Resources (0.8%)

Short (Industrials) (0.7%)

Key drivers of underperformance

Chinese internet

Gas producers

European banks

Overhyped growth shorts

Style headwind

*Gross of fees. For the purposes of attribution, iShares MSCI ACWI ETF is used for the benchmark

1 year to June 2019

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The preference for duration is extreme

Source: Antipodes, Fama French. The chart is based on Fama French data where value is defined as the cheapest 30% of stocks on P/B, PE, P/CF, dividend yield, and growth the most expensive 30% of stocks.

Price performance of expensive to cheap stocks vs 100 year trend

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Nifty Fifty bubble Tech bubble

Standard deviations from trend

Wall Street CrashThe Great Depression

Duration bubble

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Funding cost

EUROPEAN BANKS

Dividend yield

Source: Factset

Investors are NOT chasing yieldLower bond yields are driving a preference for long duration assets

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Global valuation clusteringStark contrast between long and short duration equities

30 YEAR Z-SCORE OF EV/SALES RELATIVE TO WORLD (PRICE/BOOK FOR FINANCIALS)

Source: Antipodes

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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIONYear over Year %

FISCAL SURPLUS% of gross domestic product

Germany has fiscal firepower

Monetary policy failure?Fiscal policy is the answer, Europe/China have the most dry powder

Source: Bloomberg, Morgan Stanley Research, Antipodes

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How are we positioned?

Source: Antipodes

Look for quality and growth in less obvious parts of the market

• Central bank/populism leads to fiscal stimulus

• US tailwind from stimulus fading, competition rising

• European and EM domestic exposures priced for a recession, but firepower to stimulate

• Duration stocks priced at a premium, cyclicals discounting a recession

• Lesson from Japan - the cycle didn’t die

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Tailwinds Headwinds

US tax cuts US twin deficits

Cheap funding Higher leverage

Buybacks/ VC boom Low investment/disruption

Margin expansion Cost pressures

US

World ex US

*Domestic defined as sectors whose competitive, regulatory and macroeconomic sensitivities are tied to the local economy e.g. consumer/commercial services, retail, financials, housing, construction, transport, utilities, telecommunications and REITS.

VALUATION OF DOMESTIC* SECTORSPrice to 3 year average earnings as a multiple of world

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0.7x

Domestic US: tailwinds turning to headwindsCheaper exposure in Europe and Asia

Source: FactSet, Antipodes

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Scores computed against global universe, MCAP > US$1.5b. A percentile score of 100 represents the highest Growth/Resilience/Value (cheap) characteristics relative to the market.

Cheap exposure to growth and quality

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STYLE EXPOSURESPercentile score of fully invested long and short books (50 = market median)

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Sector Long Short Net Long cluster examples Short cluster examplesGlobal 43.7% (10.7%) 33.0%

Industrials 13.2% (5.1%) 8.1% Conglomerates simplifying (GE, Siemens) Aerospace & automation roll-upsNextgen auto (Continental, Honda)Oil/Natural gas 7.2% (0.9%) 6.3% ENI, Inpex, Technip Expensive oilHealthcare 8.0% (1.4%) 6.7% Merck, Roche, Gilead Weaker competitorsConnectivity/compute 7.5% (1.4%) 6.1% Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, Cisco Weaker competitors

Software 7.8% (1.7%) 6.1% Incumbent platforms (Microsoft, SAP) Narrow feature-sets vulnerable to platform competition

Others - (0.2%) (0.2%)NA/Europe domestic 21.5% (10.0%) 11.5%

Online services 5.1% (3.3%) 1.8% Facebook, Expedia Narrow feature sets vulnerable to increasing competition

Consumer defensive 4.5% (1.1%) 3.4% Tapestry, Equifax Under investing brands

Consumer cyclical 8.3% (3.9%) 4.4% Retail banking (ING, UniCredit, Capital One)

US domestic exposures vulnerable to disruption

Telco/infrastructure 3.7% (1.6%) 2.1% Carbon efficient power generation (EDF) Infrastructure assets under competitive pressure5G spectrum

Asia/EM domestic 25.6% (3.4%) 22.2%

Online services 5.2% (0.5%) 4.8% Sony, Alibaba Narrow feature-sets vulnerable to platform competition

Consumer defensive 9.4% - 9.4% Ping An, Yum China Under investing brands

Consumer cyclical 5.7% (1.0%) 4.7% Retail banking (KB, ICICI Bank) Chinese property developers with weak balance sheets

Telco/infrastructure 5.3% (1.9%) 3.4% KT, China Telecom/Unicom Gas utilities facing competitive and/or regulatory headwinds

Tail risk hedge 3.5% (4.6%) (1.1%) Barrick Gold, Newcrest IndicesTotal 94.3% (28.7%) 65.7%

Global Long-Short portfolio clustersExposure – June 2019

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Initiatives to be in class LIC

Portfolioperformance

Capital management

On-market share buy-back

Shareholder alignmentOwnership by

Antipodes & staff > $6.5m

Transparency & communication

Weekly NTA & increased shareholder

communication

Market supportIndependent research -highly recommended

by Zenith & recommended by IRR

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More regular insights from Jacob Mitchell & the team

Pinnacle Investment Summit & manager roadshows

New Antipodes website with dedicated APL section

Increased communication with shareholdersF

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Questions

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Disclaimer

This communication has been prepared by Antipodes Partners Limited (‘Antipodes Partners’, ‘Antipodes’) ABN 29 602 042 035 AFSL 481580.

Antipodes Partners is the investment manager of Antipodes Global Investment Company Limited ABN 38 612 843 517 (‘APL’ or the ‘Company’). While APL and Antipodes Partners believe the information contained in this communication is based on reliable information, no warranty is given as to its accuracy and persons relying on this information do so at their own risk. Subject to any liability which cannot be excluded under the relevant laws, Antipodes Partners and APL disclaim all liability to any person relying on the information contained in this communication in respect of any loss or damage (including consequential loss or damage), however caused, which may be suffered or arise directly or indirectly in respect of such information. Any opinions and forecasts reflect the judgment and assumptions of Antipodes Partners and its representatives on the basis of information at the date of publication and may later change without notice. Disclosure contained in this communication is for general information only and was prepared for multiple distribution. The information is not intended as a securities recommendation or statement of opinion intended to influence a person or persons in making a decision in relation to investment. The information in this communication has been prepared without taking account of any person’s objectives, financial situation or needs. Persons considering action on the basis of information in this communication are to contact their financial adviser for individual advice in the light of their particular circumstances. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Unless otherwise specified, all amounts are in Australian Dollars (AUD). Unauthorised use, copying, distribution, replication, posting, transmitting, publication, display, or reproduction in whole or in part of the information contained in this communication is prohibited without obtaining prior written permission from APL and Antipodes Partners.

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