Cadence Opportunities Fund Ltd. ( (AU:CDO) ) has shared an announcement.
Cadence Opportunities Fund reported a strong December with a 12.4% gross return, outperforming the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index by 11.1%, and delivering a 36.1% gain in the first half of the 2026 financial year. Performance was driven largely by gold-related positions such as Turaco Gold, Kingsgate Consolidated, Robex Resources and others, benefiting from a sharp rally in gold miners as their share prices finally caught up with the rising gold price; Robex hit an all‑time high following shareholder approval of its amended merger with Predictive Discovery, while Turaco’s positive drilling results and robust African gold M&A activity fuelled a 61% monthly share price jump. The fund also highlighted its income profile, noting dividend yields around three times higher than the broader market for FY 2025 and profit reserves equivalent to roughly four years of dividends at the current payout level, underscoring both strong recent performance and a degree of visibility over future distributions for investors.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:CDO) stock is a Hold with a A$2.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Cadence Opportunities Fund Ltd. stock, see the AU:CDO Stock Forecast page.
More about Cadence Opportunities Fund Ltd.
Cadence Opportunities Fund Ltd is an actively managed listed investment fund that targets opportunistic investments across equities, with a notable focus on gold and resources stocks alongside broader market names. The fund seeks to outperform the Australian market through tactical exposure to sectors and companies with strong momentum and catalyst-driven upside, while also aiming to provide an attractive, fully franked dividend stream to its shareholders.
Average Trading Volume: 20,473
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
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