Antipodes Partners

Jacob Mitchell is the founder and chief investment officer. He previously co-founded Platypus Asset Management, where he managed global equity portfolios. Mitchell leads the investment team with a fundamental, bottom-up approach.

Antipodes runs a global long-short equity strategy with a concentrated portfolio of typically 20 to 40 positions. The firm seeks structural mispricings across developed and emerging markets, taking both long and short bets. Their process is fundamental, high-conviction, and low-turnover.

The firm invests globally, with coverage across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. It is not restricted to a single region. Antipodes targets both developed and emerging markets.

No. Antipodes Partners is an independent asset manager, not a family office. It markets its funds to institutional and wholesale investors.

The firm relies on in-house fundamental research, including financial modeling, company visits, and industry analysis. Ideas are generated from a global screening process that identifies companies with durable moats and mispriced risk.

Antipodes Partners does not publicly disclose its total assets under management. No reliable independent estimate is available.

Antipodes does not publicly disclose sector exclusions. Its strategy is sector-agnostic, with disclosed holdings spanning industrials, financials, and technology.