Beyond the vehicle. Into the ecosystem.

It took a century to build the global automotive industry. It is being rebuilt from the ground up in a generation. The shift to electric mobility is not a product cycle or a policy trend, it is a structural reorganisation of one of the world's largest industrial value chains, touching everything from the minerals in the ground to the grid that charges the vehicle.

Thematica – Future Mobility is built to capture that opportunity across its entire architecture, at every layer, and before the market prices it in.

  • EVs projected on the road by 2035
    840M+
  • Share of new car sales projected to be electric by 2035
    50%+
  • The year the world completes its shift to electric mobility
    2050
  • Supply Chain
    We invest where value accumulates, not where attention goes

    History shows that in every major technology transition, the largest and most durable returns accrue not to the most visible brands, but to the companies that own the scarce, mission-critical layers of the supply chain. Our process systematically identifies where structural constraints exist, in battery chemistry, power semiconductors, critical minerals, and grid infrastructure, and positions the portfolio in the companies best placed to resolve or benefit from those constraints. This approach allows us to identify high-conviction opportunities before they become consensus holdings, and before the market fully prices in their strategic importance.
  • Diversified
    Ecosystem breadth over OEM concentration

    Most EV strategies concentrate exposure in a handful of vehicle manufacturers, fully exposed to sentiment swings and dependent on a single bet paying off. Our portfolio spans the entire value chain: critical mineral extraction across Australia, Chile, and Brazil; cell manufacturing in China; power semiconductors and compute silicon in the US, China, and Korea; vehicle components and drivetrain systems; and grid infrastructure across four continents. This breadth means the portfolio does not rise and fall on the fortunes of any one company, technology, or policy cycle.
  • Bottleneck
    Bottleneck identification, before it becomes consensus

    We map chokepoints and irreplaceable inputs across the EV ecosystem, identifying high-conviction opportunities before they become consensus holdings and before the market fully prices in their strategic importance. Where supply chain constraints create structural pricing power, we position early. Where moats are genuine and durable, we hold with conviction.

    The bottleneck shifts as the transition evolves, and so do we.
  • Geographic
    The right markets. Active conviction.

    Leadership in electric mobility is not evenly distributed. Innovation, supply chain depth, and adoption momentum are today most concentrated in the US, China, South Korea, Japan, and Australia, where dominant battery chemistries are developed, critical minerals extracted and processed, and EV deployment is accelerating fastest.

    But the transition is global and the opportunity set is expanding. We invest where the conviction is strongest, unconstrained by region, index weight, or benchmark, and we follow the supply chain wherever it leads.

In every transformative technology cycle, the largest and most durable returns rarely accrue to the most visible names. They accrue to the companies that own the scarce, mission-critical layers of the value chain, the materials, components, semiconductors, and infrastructure without which the broader transition cannot proceed.

Hampus Orn, CIO & Portfolio Manager

The full EV value chain, captured at every critical node

Critical Minerals →
Battery Materials →
Battery Manufacturers →
Semiconductors →
EV Components →
EV Manufacturers →
Grid Infrastructure →
Power Generation

Long-term growth. Managed for consistency.

Electrification is a multi-decade structural shift, but thematic investing is not immune to market cycles. Thematica – Future Mobility is built to capture the structural upside while actively managing the volatility that comes with it. The goal is not simply to track the direction of the EV transition, but to convert its momentum into consistent, risk-adjusted returns.

We do this through deliberate portfolio construction, selecting holdings for meaningful exposure to the transition, while maintaining diversification across companies, geographies, and parts of the value chain that don't move in lockstep. This reduces correlation within the portfolio, smoothing drawdowns without sacrificing participation in the structural theme. Position sizing is calibrated to conviction, not index weight, and no single company, technology, or geography determines the outcome.

  • Meaningful exposure
    Meaningful exposure, not pure-play concentration, holdings selected for genuine participation in the EV transition without sacrificing diversification
  • Low internal correlation
    Low internal correlation, spread across materials, semiconductors, manufacturers, components, and grid infrastructure, the portfolio is designed to avoid simultaneous drawdowns across all positions
  • Active position sizing
    Active position sizing, calibrated to structural conviction, not index weight or market capitalisation
  • Valuation discipline
    Valuation discipline, long-term growth themes require patience, but not at any price
  • No single point of failure
    No single point of failure, no one company, technology, geography, or policy decision determines the portfolio's outcome

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