Seafarer Overseas Value Retail (SFVRX)

NASDAQ · Mutual Fund · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
15.15
0.00 (0.00%)
Jun 18, 2025, 4:00 PM EDT
18.08%
Fund Assets 107.46M
Expense Ratio n/a
Min. Investment $2,500
Turnover 3.00%
Dividend (ttm) 0.54
Dividend Yield 3.54%
Dividend Growth n/a
Payout Frequency n/a
Ex-Dividend Date Dec 12, 2024
Previous Close 15.15
YTD Return n/a
1-Year Return n/a
5-Year Return n/a
52-Week Low 12.52
52-Week High 15.27
Beta (5Y) n/a
Holdings n/a
Inception Date n/a

About SFVRX

The Seafarer Overseas Value Fund Retail Class is an actively managed mutual fund specializing in value-oriented investments across global emerging markets. Its primary objective is long-term capital appreciation, achieved by focusing on common and preferred stocks as well as select fixed-income securities from companies based in developing countries. The fund structures its portfolio using a bottom-up security selection process, grounded in thorough fundamental analysis to identify securities trading at a discount to their intrinsic value. This approach seeks to benefit from undervalued assets where potential for improved valuation exists over time. A distinctive feature of the fund’s strategy is its identification of seven unique sources of value in emerging markets, ranging from balance sheet liquidity and breakup value to management change and asset productivity. The fund also places significant emphasis on dividend income, considering cumulative dividends a substantial component of total return. By diversifying across a wide array of regions and sectors—including financial services, real estate, and consumer goods—the Seafarer Overseas Value Fund Retail Class offers investors broad exposure to dynamic growth opportunities and fundamental value drivers in global emerging economies.

Fund Family Seafarer Funds
Category Diversified Emerging Mkts
Performance Rating High
Risk Rating Low
Stock Exchange NASDAQ
Ticker Symbol SFVRX

Dividend History

Ex-Dividend Amount Pay Date
Dec 12, 2024 $0.53774 Dec 12, 2024
Full Dividend History