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The Brunner Investment Trust PLC

Established in 1927, The Brunner Investment Trust seeks income as well as capital growth from companies around the world. Because we’re not tied to any one country or sector, we’re free to seek potential opportunities wherever they may be: from European energy to Japanese pharmaceuticals, Swiss healthcare to French luxury goods, U.S. cloud computing to Taiwanese components. As an investment trust, Brunner enjoys other advantages too, such as being able to draw on revenue reserves to support dividend payments in tough times. Although past performance does not predict future returns, we’ve paid a rising dividend to our shareholders for 51 consecutive years, earning the Association of Investment Companies’ coveted Dividend Hero status. So visit us online to learn more or to register for regular updates and insights, and find out how Brunner could help you achieve your investment goals.

www.brunner.co.uk

INVESTING INVOLVES RISK. THE VALUE OF AN INVESTMENT AND THE INCOME FROM IT MAY FALL AS WELL AS RISE AND INVESTORS MAY NOT GET BACK THE FULL AMOUNT INVESTED.

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