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Temple Bar posts 4% NAV total return in October, beating benchmark

By Public Technologies
  • Temple Bar Investment Trust posted a 4% NAV total return in October 2026, outperforming the FTSE All-Share's 1.1% gain.
  • Share price total return reached 3.4% for the month.
  • Communication services and energy were the largest absolute contributors, with BT the top-performing holding.
  • Financials detracted in absolute terms but supported relative performance through an underweight position.
  • Five-year NAV total return reached 124.1%, compared with the benchmark's 67.1%.


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