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Vietnam Equity Fund

The Vietnam Equity Fund represents one of the most compelling opportunities in emerging markets today. As Vietnam continues its rapid transformation into a modern industrial economy, it has become a focal point for investors seeking growth, diversification, and long-term value creation. The fund provides access to the country’s dynamic equity market through a disciplined, research-driven approach rooted in active management.

At Aquis Capital, the Vietnam Equity Fund is designed to capture the structural trends shaping Vietnam’s economic development — from manufacturing and export expansion to digitalization and rising domestic consumption. The fund identifies leading companies with strong fundamentals, sustainable governance, and clear growth trajectories. This combination of local expertise and global perspective allows Aquis to position its portfolios ahead of long-term macroeconomic shifts.

Unlike passive exposure, the Vietnam Equity Fund follows an active investment philosophy. Each position is selected based on rigorous analysis of business models, cash flow resilience, and ESG alignment. This ensures that investors benefit not only from short-term market movements but from the enduring transformation of Vietnam’s economy.

The fund also emphasizes sustainability as a central investment principle. Vietnam’s transition toward cleaner industries and responsible governance aligns with Aquis Capital’s long-standing commitment to ESG-driven value creation. Through continuous engagement with company management teams, Aquis promotes transparency and positive corporate behavior — key elements for maintaining long-term competitiveness.

For institutional investors, the Vietnam Equity Fund offers a rare balance between frontier-market growth and professional governance standards. With its combination of on-the-ground insights and global asset management discipline, Aquis Capital delivers a bridge between Swiss investment integrity and Vietnam’s economic dynamism.


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