To invest via the ASX – You can buy and sell units in PGI2 via your online share trading platform, your stockbroker or your financial adviser.
To invest via the Responsible Entity (RE) – You can apply online at . Alternatively, you can download a printer-friendly Application Form from the Fund Documents and Forms section of the relevant Fund page on our website, you will need to print the completed Form and return the original signed Form to the Registry via post:
Plato Australian Shares Income Fund – Active ETF (ASX:PGI2)
C/- Automic Group
GPO Box 5193
Sydney NSW 2001
If you are a wholesale investor as defined in section 761G of the Corporations Act 2001 and wish to invest via the RE in the Plato Australian Shares Income Fund – Active ETF (ASX:PGI2), please contact Client Services on 1300 010 311 Monday to Friday between 8.30am and 5.30pm (Sydney time) or via email at service@pinnacleinvestment.com.
Online Applications are available for individuals, partnerships, SMSF’s, superannuation funds, other regulated trusts, and companies. Note, applications for unregulated trusts (such as family and testamentary trusts) CANNOT be completed online.
The avenue by which you invested in the Fund, either via buying units from the RE or via the ASX, does not restrict how you can withdraw your investment.
To withdraw via the ASX – Log into your share trading platform and issue a sell order, just as you would for any listed ETF or share. This is a straight forward process if you have a Holder Identification Number (HIN) associated with your holding. If have a Security holder Reference Number (SRN), ask your stockbroker if they can sell your units on your behalf. If they are unable to do that, you will need to ask your stockbroker or trading platform if they can convert your holding into a HIN after which you will be able to sell your holding via the ASX.
To withdraw via the RE – Complete a redemption request form available at https://plato.com.au/investonline/ and submit it to the RE. You will need to provide your SRN or Investor Number on the withdrawal form. If you have a HIN instead, you will need to convert your holding from a HIN to a SRN with the assistance of your stockbroker or online trading platform.
Please note that there are differences when you redeem via the RE or by selling on the securities exchange including the price you may pay. You should read the PDS or speak with your adviser before you decide which avenue you use.