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Emerging Asia Fund: Investing in the Growth Engines of the Future

The Emerging Asia Fund provides investors with exposure to the world’s most dynamic economic region. While developed markets face slower expansion, Asia’s emerging economies continue to drive global growth through industrialization, innovation, and expanding domestic consumption. Nations such as Vietnam, India, and Indonesia represent the new frontier of opportunity — combining reform momentum with economic resilience.

AQUIS Capital, headquartered in Zurich, manages the Emerging Asia Fund with a focus on active management, sustainability, and long-term value creation. The fund invests in companies that demonstrate strong balance sheets, transparent governance, and consistent earnings growth — particularly in industries such as technology, consumer goods, finance, and renewable energy.

Vietnam plays a pivotal role in the fund’s allocation strategy. Through the Lumen Vietnam UCITS Fund, AQUIS Capital enables investors to participate directly in the country’s growth trajectory. Vietnam’s industrial modernization, young population, and integration into global supply chains make it one of the most attractive markets in Asia for long-term equity investors.

The Emerging Asia Fund also emphasizes ESG integration, aligning financial objectives with environmental and social progress. By investing in sustainable leaders across Asia, AQUIS Capital ensures that growth remains responsible and inclusive.

Infrastructure, innovation, and digital transformation continue to shape Asia’s rise. For investors, this represents not only potential for high returns but also participation in the most significant structural shift in the global economy.

With a commitment to research-driven active management, AQUIS Capital helps investors capture the long-term value of emerging Asia — responsibly, transparently, and sustainably. The region’s strength lies in its ability to combine reform, stability, and innovation — exactly what defines the next generation of global growth markets.

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