Artemis UK Smaller Companies I Inc GBP
Artemis UK Smaller Companies I Inc GBP
ISIN:
GB00BD3GTG43
Risk level:
FE fundinfo Rating:
5 of 5
IA Sector:
IA UK Smaller Companies
Income type:
Income
Price:
2,006.0300GBX
02 July 2025
Last change:
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1 year change:
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5 year annualised return:
12.16%
12 month yield:
2.52%
At a glance performance and information
Eligibility:
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Artemis UK Smaller Companies I Inc GBP
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IA UK Smaller Companies
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Index
Discrete calendar year performance
Trailing returns
(*annualised)
Fund Objective: To grow capital over a five year period.
Manager name:
Artemis Fund Managers Limited
Manager start date:
22 October 2007
Investment style:
Growth
Region (geographical):
United Kingdom
Manager Biography:
Mark has managed Artemis‘ ‘UK smaller companies‘ strategy since joining the firm in 2007, which he does alongside fellow manager William Tamworth. His investment career began in 1985 with Legal & General, which was followed by a stint as a private client fund manager at Greig Middleton & Co. In 1992, he joined Perpetual covering the UK part of its Global Smaller Companies Fund, the UK Smaller Companies Core Fund and the Invesco Perpetual UK Smaller Companies Investment Trust. Then Mark moved to Standard Life Investments as a small/mid-cap fund manager, running its UK Opportunity Fund from launch in November 2002 and its in-house small-cap pension funds.
Benchmark:
N/A
Sector:
IA UK Smaller Companies
FE fundinfo Rating:
5 of 5
Fees and Charges
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Account charges are not included
Asset Allocation
Fund size: 559,091,412.16 GBX
Chart date: July 2, 2025
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What is ESG?
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