While Alphabet’s (GOOG) Google and social-media giant Facebook (FB) currently hog most of the US digital ad revenues, this situation could change soon.
Although the industrials sector has done well for AEDAX, the remaining top three invested sectors have been quite substantial negative contributors—especially the consumer discretionary sector.
The Invesco European Growth Fund’s two top invested sectors—financials and consumer discretionary—have been the biggest negative contributors to its returns.
Assets of AEDAX were invested across 69 holdings as of March 2016. That’s one less than a quarter ago. It was managing assets worth $1.6 billion as of the end of March.
Investors in the Invesco International Growth Fund (AIIEX) require a minimum initial investment of $1,000. Investors can add to their investments in multiples of $50.
The Invesco European Growth Fund Class A “seeks long-term growth of capital by investing in reasonably priced, quality companies in the European region.
IPG has a lower dividend yield compared to WPP and Omnicom, which raised its quarterly dividend in May by 25% to $0.50 per share—IPG also raised its dividend earlier this year by 27% to $0.095 per share quarterly or $0.38 annually.
According to news reports, IPG was rumored to be an attractive takeover candidate for its peers, especially the Japanese media network Dentsu (DNTUY), France-based Havas (HAVSF), or larger peer Publicis (PUBGY).
