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Overview

Jupiter US Smaller Companies PLC is a premier closed ended equity mutual fund that was inaugurated and is presently managed by Jupiter Unit Trust Managers Limited. With its focus directed towards the public equity markets in the United States, the fund distinguishes itself by targeting investments in the stocks of companies sprawled across a broad spectrum of sectors. Aimed predominantly at small and mid-cap companies, those with a market capitalization ranging between $100 million and $5 billion are considered ideal targets for the fund's portfolio. Established on January 1, 1993, and based in the United Kingdom, Jupiter US Smaller Companies PLC benchmarks its performance against the Russell 2000 Index, ensuring a strategic alignment with one of the leading indices representing small-cap U.S. stocks.

Products and Services

• Equity mutual fund investment

This service encapsulates the core offering of Jupiter US Smaller Companies PLC, allowing investors to partake in the dynamic and diverse world of U.S. public equity markets. By pooling resources, the fund provides an avenue for investors to leverage the growth potential of small to mid-cap American companies without the need for individual stock selection and management.

• Focus on small and mid-cap companies

Dedicated to uncovering value amidst the small and mid-cap segments of the market, Jupiter US Smaller Companies emphasizes investments in companies with a market capitalization ranging from $100 million to $5 billion. This approach aims to balance the growth potential inherent in smaller companies with the risk mitigation offered by diversified sector investment.

• Benchmarked against the Russell 2000 Index

Aligning its performance evaluation with the Russell 2000 Index, Jupiter US Smaller Companies PLC endeavors to reflect the comprehensive and varied landscape of the small-cap U.S. market. This benchmark serves as a critical measure, guiding the fund's investment strategy and providing investors with a transparent gauge for comparing fund performance against a recognized small-cap index.