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Industrials
Access the US industrials sector, spanning aerospace, construction, machinery, transportation, and logistics companies. Industrials are deeply linked to economic growth, infrastructure spending, and the global supply chains that keep the modern economy running.
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14.2%* 5Y annualised returns
82 US industrials companies
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RETURNS DATA
Invest in the companies building and moving America: 14.2%* 5Y annualised returns
If you had invested in the Industrials from July 2021 to July 2026, your money could have grown by around 95%.
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- After, it's only $1.99 USD per buy or sell order, excluding SST.
- No additional management fee, no matter how much you invest.
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- Automate recurring investments for ease of mind.
- No minimum balance, no lock-ins, and high liquidity mean you can access your funds anytime.
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Industrials Snapshot
Key information across returns, asset class profile, and investment details.
Returns
Annualised since inception
+9.54%
Since 31 December 1998
5-year annualised
+14.18%
Since 30 June 2021
1-year annualised
+26.07%
Since 30 June 2025
Year-to-date
+16.89%
Since 2026
Positive years since inception
74.07%
of calendar years
Fund Profile
Asset type
Equities
Fund inception
1998
Fundamentals
Expense ratio
0.08%
Annual ETF expense ratio
1-year dividend yield
1.14%
Trailing 12-month yield
Currency denomination
USD
US Dollar
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RETURNS DATA
Annual returns since 1998
Growth driven by America's leading industrials companies
Did you know?
The US Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (2021) and CHIPS and Science Act (2022) together authorised over $1 trillion in new government spending on physical infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing, and clean energy — creating a multi-decade pipeline of demand for industrial companies. The industrials sector encompasses an unusually broad range of businesses: from airlines and freight railways to defence contractors, electrical equipment manufacturers, and staffing agencies — making it one of the most economically sensitive and cyclically diverse sectors in the S&P 500. Infrastructure assets like airports, ports, and freight networks are natural monopolies or near-monopolies, generating durable pricing power and predictable long-term cash flows.
PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN
Sector exposure
Industrial
81.9%
Consumer, Cyclical
7.4%
Consumer, Non-cyclical
6.8%
Communications
2.7%
Technology
1.2%
Government
0.0%
Source: Bloomberg. Weights are approximate and subject to change on index rebalance.
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