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Templeton Global Growth Fund Ltd (ASX:TGG) is a listed investment company (LIC) that provides easy and affordable access to a diversified portfolio of quality global companies with a track record spanning more than 30 years. It's a history and experience that few LICs can match.

Templeton Global Growth Fund Ltd (“TGG”) was established in 1987 to provide Australian investors with a well managed and cost effective investment vehicle through which they could gain access to world equity markets.

The company is focused on increasing shareholders’ total returns - including the delivery of regular, franked dividends, and to the extent possible, LIC capital gains. TGG also offers investors access to one of the lowest management cost global equity LICs in the market.

Templeton Global Growth Fund Ltd Share Price (December 2010 – December 2020)

Source: Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). Represents month end share prices for TGG for the period December 2010 – December 2020 (maximum period available). The chart is adjusted to smooth out the effect of bonus issues, rights issues, special dividends, share splits, consolidations and capital reductions.

Past performance is not an indicator of future performance. The value of investments may go down as well as up and you could get back less than invested.

The Company’s investment portfolio is managed by Templeton Global Equity Group, a part of Franklin Templeton Investments, which operates in over 30 countries.

With an investment philosophy refined over more than 70 years of investing in global equities, Templeton aims to achieve long-term growth by identifying fundamentally undervalued investment securities around the world.

Unlike investing in the MSCI World Index, Templeton’s investment process reflects the belief that, over time, well-chosen undervalued securities will be recognised by the market and will reward the patient investor.

Through TGG, you can invest in a global portfolio of around 40 – 60 of the most attractively valued companies.