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Global X China Tech ETF

DRGNGlobal XLast updated: Dec 25

What DRGN does

The Global X China Tech ETF (DRGN) invests in 20 leading Chinese technology companies that are listed in Hong Kong and Mainland China. This ETF uses a rules-based selection process to choose companies from 15 core sectors, including semiconductors, robotics, software, and internet platforms. By focusing on these areas, DRGN aims to capture China's strategic move towards self-sufficient innovation, offering investors a way to participate in the growth of China's tech industry. With a management fee of 0.45%, this ETF provides a targeted approach for those looking to invest in the future of Chinese technology.

What types of holdings are inside DRGN?

DRGN predominantly invests in large-cap technology companies within China, covering various sectors such as internet services, semiconductors, and telecommunications. The ETF has a concentrated portfolio that typically includes well-known firms involved in software development, hardware manufacturing, and e-commerce. This focus on large-cap stocks provides a balance of potential growth and stability, as these companies are generally more resilient amid market fluctuations. Geographic exposure is centred primarily on Mainland China and Hong Kong, reflecting the rapidly evolving tech landscape in the region.

Why you would consider DRGN

DRGN is suitable for investors looking to diversify their portfolios with a focus on the burgeoning Chinese technology sector. This ETF can be particularly appealing to those who believe in the long-term growth potential of technology within China and seek to capitalise on this trend. For example, it could complement a portfolio focused on Australian equities or global markets by providing access to a different economic environment and sector dynamics. Additionally, it may serve as a hedge against local market fluctuations. For personalised advice on how DRGN fits your investment strategy, consider exploring Rask Core.

DRGN peers

Investors interested in similar thematic exposures may also consider other ASX-listed ETFs. For instance, ACDC focuses on the battery technology and lithium sectors, while CURE targets the biotechnology space. Alternatively, DTEC offers exposure to defence technology, and TECH provides a broader view of global technology trends. To compare these options, visit Best ETFs (bestetfs.com.au).

Management Fee

0.45%

Distribution Yield

0.00%

Fund Under Management

$71M

+6.02M

Monthly Liquidity

15.80%

Spread

0.39%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

+$5.92M

12-Month Flow

+$67.47M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$11M

Volume

870,505

Number of Trades

1,948

Monthly Liquidity

15.80%

Performance

1 Month

0.23%

Total Return

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