HQ Function

The Cape Town headquarters serves as the central hub for investment management, research, operations, client services, and strategic decision-making for the group's African operations.

Notable Features:

Located in the modern and architecturally significant Silo District, the building is part of a sustainably designed precinct. It's known for its contemporary design and proximity to the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA).

Work Culture:

Allan Gray fosters a professional, analytical, and performance-driven work culture. Emphasis is placed on intellectual honesty, rigorous debate, long-term thinking, and ethical conduct. Employees often describe it as a challenging yet rewarding environment.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters in Cape Town is symbolic of Allan Gray's deep roots in South Africa and its commitment to the African continent. Its location in a prime business district reflects its stature in the financial industry.

Values Reflected in HQ: The choice of a modern, thoughtfully designed, and strategically located headquarters reflects Allan Gray's values of excellence, foresight, stability, and a long-term commitment to its clients and the region.

Location:

Allan Gray is primarily focused on Africa, with its main operations and offices in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Nigeria. These offices support core functions such as investment management, client services, research, and operations tailored to their respective regions. While Allan Gray Limited focuses on Africa, its independently managed sister company, Orbis Investment Management (also founded by Allan W. B. Gray), has a global presence and caters to institutional and retail clients worldwide from offices in locations like London, Bermuda, Vancouver, Sydney, Hong Kong, San Francisco, and Luxembourg. Allan Gray and Orbis share a similar investment philosophy.

Street Address:

1 Silo Square, V&A Waterfront

City:

Cape Town

State/Province:

Western Cape

Country:

South Africa