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11 May 2025 by Jason Phillips

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AGEST gives Macquarie $25 million

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By Christine St Anne
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2 minute read

The Australian Government Employees Superannuation Trust (AGEST) has awarded Macquarie Funds Management a $25 million long/short Australian equities mandate.

The Australian Government Employees Superannuation Trust (AGEST) has awarded Macquarie Funds Management a $25 million long/short Australian equities mandate.

AGEST will invest in the Macquarie Alpha Opportunities Fund.

The fund takes about 100-130 per cent in a long position and up to 30 per cent in a short position.

"AGEST is a successful and progressive fund who have awarded an important mandate to us, further endorsing the strength of our active Australian equities capability, adding to a strong year of Australian equities growth for Macquarie Funds Management," head of distribution Bruce Murphy said.