The Alphinity Difference
We aim to deliver consistent outperformance for our clients by investing in quality, undervalued companies with earnings upgrade potential.
Earnings Leadership
Alphinity invests in companies that can deliver ‘earnings surprises’ to drive outperformance across various market cycles.
Responsible Investing
Alphinity is committed to investing responsibly as ESG factors can have a material impact on both the risk and returns of investments.
Team Approach
A collaborative team approach with deeply experienced co-portfolio managers, a quant and trading unit and a dedicated ESG & Sustainability team.
Latest Insights
Australian Webcast: Sustainability of the Apparel Sector: Research Project & Outcomes
Jessica Cairns, Head of Responsible Investment at Alphinity, discusses the team’s recent project on the apparel sector. She explores the motivations behind the research, the challenges involved, and the approach developed to identify suitable opportunities across the industry.
Global Webcast: 2Q26 Reporting Season & Key Themes within Industrials
Chris Willcocks, Global Portfolio Manager at Alphinity, joins Elfreda Jonker to discuss some of the key themes emerging as the second quarter of the global reporting season progresses. From market strength to the sectors showing signs of growth, Chris shares his insights on what’s driving performance across global equities.
Does it fit? A tailored approach to sustainable investing in the apparel industry
The apparel industry sits at an uncomfortable intersection of social necessity and environmental harm. Clothing is a basic human right, explicitly recognised in Article 25 of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Yet, the way the global fashion industry produces and sells clothing makes it one of the most resource-intensive sectors on earth, and one where human rights risks, from poor minimum wages to forced labour, remain persistent and material.
Global Webcast: Diverging performance of Technology Subsectors
Ty Archibald, Analyst in Alphinity’s Global Equities team, discusses the key technology trends driving markets in 2026, including the growing demand for AI infrastructure, memory and power. He shares insights on opportunities across hardware and software, the companies benefiting from AI-driven earnings growth, and Alphinity’s current positioning within the sector.
About Alphinity
Active. Aligned. Agile
Alphinity is an active, boutique, equities investment manager based in Sydney and majority owned by its staff. We manage Australian and Global equity funds across Core and Sustainable strategies.
Our deeply experienced investment teams use our agile and tested investment process to construct concentrated ‘best ideas’ portfolios.
Investing in Earnings Leadership
At Alphinity we invest in quality, undervalued companies with underestimated earnings expectations. Earnings and earnings expectations ultimately drive share prices over time, while valuation keeps us disciplined, and quality factors control risk.
Simply put, we look for stocks that can deliver ‘earnings surprises’ to drive outperformance. If a company is in an earnings upgrade cycle and attractively valued, there is a strong likelihood it will outperform. Using a ‘relative earnings surprise’ approach is unique in the Australian market.
