IEAT PDS
The Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) explains the fees, tax status and some of the risks.
BetaShares Future of Food ETF (ASX:IEAT)
The IEAT ETF aims to provide exposure to ~45 shares of global companies exposed to solving the world’s food crisis, including companies involved in sustainable or smart farming, plant-based foods and cell-cultured foods.
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IEAT share price and fees
IEAT fees
ASX ticker code: IEAT
Yearly fee (MER): 0.67%
FUM: $2.31 million
Monthly spread: 0.46%
Data Last Updated: July 2022
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Fee comparison
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What does the IEAT ASX ETF invest in?
The IEAT ETF follows the Foxberry Next Generation Foods (USD) index, providing exposure to between 40 and 50 global companies. To create its list of ‘future of food’ companies, Foxberry (which is assisted by HolonIQ) builds a ‘thematic score’ of between 0 and 5, based on revenue generated from the thematics.
What do investors use the IEAT ETF for?
The IEAT ETF could be used by investors seeking exposure to the food thematic, although it’s worth noting the ETF is relatively new ETF (2022 launch), so it may be better to wait for more thorough performance or seek out alternatives.
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IEAT literature
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IEAT holdings
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ASX: IEAT’s dividend 2021
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IEAT dividend reinvestment plan (DRP)
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International shares sector data
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