BHP Group Ltd.

CFSAMA manages funds across a diverse range of domestic and global asset classes, including Australian and global equities (such as global listed infrastructure and property securities), cash, fixed interest and credit. The firm's key strategies are global listed infrastructure and global property securities. For global listed infrastructure, their investment process utilizes an active, bottom-up security selection process that aims to exploit market inefficiencies. They target undervalued securities where the market underestimates the level and quality of sustainable free cash flows. The firm looks for companies with robust business models and strong management execution. For global property securities, the investment process is primarily focused on bottom-up stock research. CFSAMA focuses on undervalued real estate securities with sound qualitative attributes and sustainable earnings growth. Securities are then ranked within each region according to valuation and qualitative measures. The investment team of regional specialists undertakes rigorous research process and proprietary valuation techniques identifying mispriced opportunities in a risk-adjusted framework in order to achieve outperformance objectives. Focused research effort in real estate markets that are under-researched provides further opportunities to add value to portfolios. A great deal of emphasis is placed on meetings with individual companies in order to help identify undervalued securities.

BlackRock IM-Australia employs a disciplined process and analytical tools to construct portfolios from a variety of investment products across asset classes, market-caps, styles and geographies. Their enhanced-passive investment style is based mainly on an indexed approach and permits a large number of small, active stock positions in the portfolio, seeking to add value above the benchmark. They score stocks based on current information, aiming to derive an indication of future share price movement. Portfolios are designed to be neutral in terms of investment style with no unintended bias to value or growth factors. The firm utilizes a range of strategies tailored to client requirements, including an enhanced-passive strategy in the emerging markets asset class, managed by BlackRock's quantitative team based in Princeton. They manage fixed-income portfolios with exposure to global bonds as well as bond portfolios denominated in various currencies. Their equity portfolios, in addition to the standard US, international and emerging market offerings, also include equity portfolios with strategies specific to the UK, Europe, Japan and Australia. Market risk management is central to BlackRock IM-Australia's investment management process. They partner with the BlackRock Solutions team to ensure standardized metrics for consistently assessing and managing risk in line with their clients' objectives.

CSCIM is an active manager which manages the superannuation schemes, aiming to maximize long-term real returns with acceptable risk. They are required by legislation to invest through investment managers and appoint investment managers which specialize in investing in particular asset classes. They provide investment guidelines and direction to each of the investment managers.The firm's investment team provides investment advice to the Board, implements and manages Board investment decisions and monitors, reviews and reports investment performance. They invest in a diverse portfolio of assets including Australian equities, international equities, private capital, direct real estate, infrastructure, credit, fixed-income, alternatives and cash. Analysis of ESG exposures and risks is a part of their risk management.CSIM's investment objectives specify the target levels of portfolio risk and return, aiming to achieve an average real return of 4.5% per annum after tax and fees over the long term. Consistent with the mid-point of the Reserve Bank's inflation target range of 2% to 3%, this equates to an average nominal return of 7% per annum over the long term. To achieve this objective, on average, nominal Fund returns are expected to be positive in 24 out of every 30 years (positive returns in 16 of every 20 years), which is the preferred risk measurement period standard recommended by the Financial Services Council, the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. To manage the level of short-term volatility of returns and maintain appropriate levels of liquidity in the CSS Fund, the target asset allocation to illiquid assets is limited to around 25% of the Fund's investments, with a rebalancing range of plus or minus 10% around that target.

Managing Director at Mirrabooka Investments Ltd.