If you invested Ksh 1,000,000 on 1st January 2026:
You would have earned Ksh 47,200 by 31st March 2026.
That is a solid return for a fixed income fund.
Most conventional fixed income funds average around 10%–12% annually.
So when you see a fund delivering 21.60% annualized return—with a moderate risk rating of 3 out of 7, it will naturally turn heads.
A Closer Look at the Performance Numbers
Now look at the numbers:
- Q1 2026: 4.72%
- Last 12 Months: 21.60%
- 2025 Net Return: 20.51%
- Since Inception (Gross): 49.22%
What Is Driving This Performance?
The Almasi Fund’s core mandate is simple:
Long-term capital growth through active fixed income investing.
This is not a passive “buy-and-hold” strategy.
It is driven by active trading in the secondary bond market, where fund managers take advantage of interest rate movements and pricing inefficiencies.
The portfolio is diversified across:
- Kenyan Government Bonds
- Treasury Bills
- High-Quality Corporate Bonds & Commercial Papers
- Fixed Deposits, Cash & Demand Deposits
Fund Structure
- Minimum Investment: Ksh 100,000
- Minimum Top-Up: Ksh 100,000
- Entry Fee: 0.5%
- Exit Fee: 0%
- Management Fee: 1% p.a.
- Performance Fee: 20% above hurdle rate
Who Is This Fund Best For?
If you’re serious about building wealth with structure, this fits perfectly.
Ideal for:
- Children’s Education
- Home Ownership
- Retirement Planning
- Car Purchase
- Long-Term Capital Growth
It is a strong alternative to holding long-term government bonds directly, but with professional management and better optimization.
Remember:
Your money should not just sit.
It should work, grow, and compound intentionally.
WhatsApp me “ALMASI” and I’ll help you get started.
Alex Mwangi | The Cent Warrior | WhatsApp 0703472299
