Portuguese equities Equity fund

Sixty Degrees Ações Portugal

Invest in Portugal's leading companies.

The Sixty Degrees Portugal Equities fund invests predominantly in shares of companies listed on the Lisbon stock exchange (Euronext Lisbon).

Returns

Unit value history

Price history

Performance

Calendar years

Year 1st Qtr. 2nd Qtr. 3rd Qtr. 4th Qtr. Year
2025
10.26%7.2084€
9.68%7.9063€
5.79%8.3639€
3.14%8.6266€
31.95%
2026
9.83%9.4750€
2.34%9.6967€
5.95%10.2741€
-4.87%9.7742€
13.30%
Return since fund inception on 2021-09-10 95.48%

Data updated on 2026-11-03

Asset class allocation

2026-10-31

  • Equities 66.56%
  • Equities: Net Exposure 91.29%
  • Equities: Hedge 24.73%
  • Corporate Bonds 6.86%
  • Sovereign Bonds 22.05%
  • Cash 3.78%
  • Open-End Fund 0.76%

Key facts

ISIN PTSXYFHM0005
Currency EUR
Inception date —
Management company SIXTY DEGREES – Sociedade Gestora de Organismos de Investimento Coletivo, SA
Depositary Caixa Geral de Depósitos, S.A.
Management fee —
Performance fee N/A
Subscription fee —
Redemption fee —
Recommended holding period 3 anos
Tax benefit (PPR) No

Location allocation

2026-10-31

  • Portugal 79.07%
  • DE 9.15%
  • Germany 7.34%
  • PT 3.68%
  • Europe 0.76%

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Política de investimento

The Sixty Degrees Portugal Equities fund aims to provide unitholders with a long-term return level that includes a premium over money-market instruments and reflects approximately the aggregate return of the domestic equity market, guided by risk diversification and medium- to long-term appreciation potential. The fund is denominated in euros.

The fund invests predominantly in shares of companies listed on the Lisbon stock exchange (Euronext Lisbon) and other regulated markets in certain European Union countries, and must maintain, directly or indirectly and on a permanent basis, a minimum of 85% of its net asset value invested in domestic equities. The investment policy does not favour any specific sector.

The fund may use derivative financial instruments to hedge financial risk or optimise investment parameters (price, liquidity, among others), provided this relates to derivatives whose underlying assets are identical to those referred to in the investment policy.

The UCITS is actively managed and does not track a benchmark. Returns are not guaranteed.

The fund is an accumulation vehicle: income and capital gains are fully reinvested and reflected in the unit price; there is no periodic income distribution.