Airlie is an active Australian equities manager focused on investing in Australian companies with the potential to create long-term value. With a long-term proven research-driven approach, led by some of Australia’s most experienced investors, Airlie seeks to capture opportunity across market cycles and aims to deliver capital growth and regular income for investors.
Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Sydney, Airlie manages Australian equities for institutional and retail clients. Airlie forms part of Magellan Investment Partners, providing access to its investment expertise through the Airlie Australian Share Fund (ASX: AASF) and the Airlie Small Companies Fund.

Airlie provides an opportunity to access an experienced investment team with a proven track record of prudent, common-sense investing. Airlie undertakes research in conjunction with applying their long-term knowledge and relationships with Australian companies to identify attractive investment opportunities. Airlie’s funds are actively managed, concentrated funds that seek to invest in quality Australian listed companies.
Got an investment-related question on Aussie equities? Ask one of the Airlie portfolio managers, Matt Williams, Emma Fisher or Will Granger.

Amid a highly dynamic market environment, Deputy Portfolio Manager Joe Wright and Senior Equities Analyst Jack McNally provide an update on recent performance, including corporate activity and reporting season outcomes. Joe and Jack highlight the dynamics that have created opportunities across the portfolio, while reinforcing the fund’s focus on quality businesses, disciplined valuation and long-term investment outcomes.
Following a challenging quarter for small cap equities, Portfolio Manager Will Granger provides an update on the Airlie Small Companies Fund. Will discusses recent performance and sector divergence, particularly the impact of strong resource sector performance and weakness in small industrials.
Emma Fisher chats to livewire about her thoughts on the current investment landscape. After a year of market extremes, Emma explains how she’s staying grounded and finding value in unexpected places.