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Technological Innovation
Access an actively managed portfolio of companies expected to change the way the world works - spanning genomics, robotics, energy storage, AI, and blockchain. This ETF takes concentrated, high-conviction positions in disruptive technologies with transformative growth potential.
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-9.0%* 5Y annualised returns
48 disruptive innovation companies
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Capture the companies reshaping tomorrow's industries
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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.
It's simple
- Build your portfolio in as little as 1 minute.
- 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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- Our investment team analyses thousands of ETFs to identify cost-efficient, tax-efficient, and well-managed options.
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Technological Innovation Snapshot
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Returns
Annualised since inception
+13.41%
Since 31 October 2014
5-year annualised
-8.96%
Since 30 June 2021
1-year annualised
+14.40%
Since 30 June 2025
Year-to-date
+1.72%
Since 2026
Positive years since inception
72.73%
of calendar years
Fund Profile
Asset type
Equities
Fund inception
2014
Fundamentals
Expense ratio
0.75%
Annual ETF expense ratio
1-year dividend yield
-
Trailing 12-month yield
Currency denomination
USD
US Dollar
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RETURNS DATA
Annual returns since 2014
Growth driven by the world's most disruptive technology companies
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ARK Invest's research framework focuses on identifying 'convergences' between multiple disruptive technologies — such as AI, robotics, energy storage, DNA sequencing, and blockchain — on the thesis that innovations which reinforce each other compound more quickly than any single technology alone. ARK's flagship innovation ETF became one of the most talked-about investment vehicles globally when it returned over 150% in 2020, attracting tens of billions in inflows — before giving back most of those gains over the following two years as speculative technology valuations compressed sharply. ARK's actively managed approach means its holdings change as its research evolves, providing a different type of technology exposure than passive index-tracking funds.
PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN
Sector exposure
Consumer, Non-cyclical
31.2%
Technology
21.9%
Communications
18.6%
Consumer, Cyclical
10.4%
Financial
9.3%
Industrial
3.8%
Utilities
0.9%
Government
0.1%
Source: Bloomberg. Weights are approximate and subject to change on index rebalance.
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