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<ul><li>Welcome back to the portfolio updates series! This month, I enjoyed a long vacation with my family, spending three weeks traveling through Italy by car.</li><li>We began our journey from our home near Munich, which allowed us to traverse the entire country from north to south and back again.</li><li>We entered Italy through South Tyrol and drove down to Tuscany, where we spent a week. Afterward, we continued our journey all the way down to Puglia, where we stayed for ten days before making the return trip.</li></ul>

Welcome back to the portfolio updates series! This month, I enjoyed a long vacation with my family, spending three weeks traveling through Italy by car.We began our journey from our home near Munich, which allowed us to traverse the entire country from north to south and back again.We entered Italy through South Tyrol and drove down to Tuscany, where we spent a week. Afterward, we continued our journey all the way down to Puglia, where we stayed for ten days before making the return trip.

<ul><li>Norbit ASA is a sensor technology company that focuses on niche applications, delivering high returns on invested capital.</li><li>By developing tailored, mission-critical technology, Norbit builds strong client relationships with significant barriers to entry.</li><li>Its shareholder-aligned management fosters an entrepreneurial culture and enables further growth through a decentralized operating model.</li></ul>

Norbit ASA is a sensor technology company that focuses on niche applications, delivering high returns on invested capital.By developing tailored, mission-critical technology, Norbit builds strong client relationships with significant barriers to entry.Its shareholder-aligned management fosters an entrepreneurial culture and enables further growth through a decentralized operating model.

Norbit ASA: Technology Is Part of the Solution and Leading to Outstanding Shareholder Returns

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>There were no changes to the portfolio in June.</li>
<li>The two major news among my holdings come from Norbit and Lindbergh.</li>
<li>Norbit acquired Innomar, a market leader in sub-bottom profilers in the maritime industry, to strengthen their oceans segment product offering.</li>
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There were no changes to the portfolio in June.
The two major news among my holdings come from Norbit and Lindbergh.
Norbit acquired Innomar, a market leader in sub-bottom profilers in the maritime industry, to strengthen their oceans segment product offering.


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Welcome back to the portfolio updates series!
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I recently read Michael J. Mauboussin’s book, More Than You Know, which is full of practical investment lessons drawn from various fields not necessarily related to investing.
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The quote below is from a chapter discussing market efficiency and cautioning investors against misusing behavioral finance to conclude that humans are irrational, and therefore, markets must be irrational as well.
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Welcome back to the portfolio updates series!


I recently read Michael J. Mauboussin’s book, More Than You Know, which is full of practical investment lessons drawn from various fields not necessarily related to investing.


The quote below is from a chapter discussing market efficiency and cautioning investors against misusing behavioral finance to conclude that humans are irrational, and therefore, markets must be irrational as well.



<ul><li>I recently came across a thought-provoking blog post by Andrew Walker on his YAVB discussing the possibility of a bubble forming in quality stocks.</li><li>Although Andrew acknowledged that the title might be seen as provocative, he raised valid concerns about the potential challenges of achieving satisfactory returns in the future by investing in quality-growth-at-a-reasonable-price stocks, given their lofty valuations.</li><li>As an example, he pointed to Costco, which is presently trading at a P/E ratio of 50 despite its long-term expected growth rate only slightly surpassing that of the US GDP.</li></ul>

I recently came across a thought-provoking blog post by Andrew Walker on his YAVB discussing the possibility of a bubble forming in quality stocks.Although Andrew acknowledged that the title might be seen as provocative, he raised valid concerns about the potential challenges of achieving satisfactory returns in the future by investing in quality-growth-at-a-reasonable-price stocks, given their lofty valuations.As an example, he pointed to Costco, which is presently trading at a P/E ratio of 50 despite its long-term expected growth rate only slightly surpassing that of the US GDP.

Norway

Norbit ASA provides technology solutions. The Company offers forward looking and bathymetric sonars, connectivity devices for satellite-based truck tolling, short range communication technology to intelligent traffic systems, and GNSS and GSM antennas. Norbit serves customers globally.

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NORBIT ASA (NORBITO SS)

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