December 2025
Sionna's High Conviction strategy (the Sionna Opportunities Fund) focuses on a carefully selected, concentrated group of companies chosen for their attractive fundamentals. The portfolio includes names in which we have the strongest conviction across all market caps in Canada, the U.S., and international markets.
Our latest Company Spotlight features one of our non-domestic holdings, Kerry Group, a business that exemplifies our approach to investing in quality companies with compelling risk/reward characteristics.
November 2025
Gartner's Hype Cycle serves as a reminder that excitement can outrun reality, narratives can outpace fundamentals, and even extraordinary technologies often follow very ordinary patterns. Many cycles reach a point when confidence swells just enough for investors to declare that the old rules no longer apply. That moment is usually where the trouble begins. Where would you place AI enthusiasm, hyperscalers, data centers, equity markets, private credit, or passive investing on the Hype Cycle today?
August 2025
Sionna's Trader and Equity Research Analyst, Hunter Corcoran, provides an update on Finning International and outlines our thesis on the name.
June 2025
In this installment of The Home Country Bias, we feature a core holding across many of our strategies - Canadian Tire (CTC). The “Buy Canada” movement, paired with resilient consumer spending, targeted merchandising on behalf of CTC’s team, an expanded loyalty offering, and meaningful buyback activity, has positively impacted CTC's stock price this year. But, not all Canadian Tire’s success is due to the “luck” of being the quintessential Canadian retailer at a time of elevated patriotism.
May 2025
Portfolio Manager, Aleksy Wojcik, covers Sionna's gold exposure and outlines our thesis behind our selected gold holdings.
March 2025
While auto original equipment manufacturers and suppliers have been at the center of discussions, other major industries are also feeling the effects of tariffs. In this installment of The Home Country Bias, we will look into the U.S. agriculture sector – and on multiple fronts.