MIR was established in April 1999 and was listed in June 2001. MIR focuses on the small- to mid-cap universe of the ASX, which it defines as those companies that fall outside the S&P/ ASX 50 index. MIR is a sister company of DJW and AFI, and these two companies are the two largest shareholders in MIR....

AFI is one of the original listed investment companies, established in 1928. AFI has a relatively conservative investment approach, with a long term investment horizon, and a focus on providing investors with capital growth and a dividend stream that, over time, grows faster than inflation....

ALF is a listed investment company that invests in a portfolio of ASX-listed shares. The company listed on the ASX in February 2004. The company is managed by Watermark Funds Management, an external manager, which employs a long/short strategy....

ALR is a listed investment company that was listed on the ASX 25 years ago. The company is managed by Aberdeen Asset Management Ltd, a global asset management group with over AU$279.5B of assets under management. ALR focuses on investing in S&P/ASX 200 stocks....

PRV was founded by Treasury Group Limited in 2003 with the intention of providing investors with a fund-of-funds investment opportunity. The portfolio is managed by Treasury Group Investment Services Limited (TIS), which allocates funds to a selection of boutique investment managers....

WIC is a relatively new listed investment company established in May 2005 and listed in September 2009. The company is based in Western Australia (WA) and focuses on investing in ASX-listed stocks from around that area. The portfolio is managed by Westoz Funds Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of Euroz Limited....

AUI was founded by Sir Ian Potter in 1953 and was listed on the ASX in 1974. The company invests in a portfolio of ASX-listed securities to generate income and capital appreciation over the long-term....

AMH was listed in February 2000. The company was initially a thematic investor, focusing on the telecommunications and media sectors. In 2002 shareholders voted to wind down the portfolio due to concerns about the viability of the portfolio and the sectors in which the company invested. In 2003, the board proposed to recapitalise the company and employ a different investment strategy....