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Betashares Australian Small Companies Select ETF

SMLLBetasharesLast updated: Dec 25

What SMLL does

The Betashares Australian Small Companies Select ETF, with the ticker SMLL, invests in a diversified portfolio of smaller Australian companies. This ETF aims to provide exposure to the growth potential of small-cap stocks that are often overlooked in larger indices. By focusing on these smaller companies, the ETF seeks to capture higher growth opportunities while managing risk through a carefully selected and diversified basket of stocks. With a management fee of 0.39%, SMLL offers an accessible way for investors to tap into the dynamic sector of small Australian businesses, potentially benefiting from their growth and innovation.

Management Fee

0.39%

Distribution Yield

2.26%

Fund Under Management

$322M

-1.63M

Monthly Liquidity

5.84%

Spread

0.39%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Top Holdings

HoldingWeight
PERSEUS MINING LTD6.10%
GENESIS MINERALS LTD4.80%
WESTGOLD RESOURCES LTD4.60%
VAULT MINERALS LTD4.30%
CAPRICORN METALS LTD4.20%
RAMELIUS RESOURCES LTD3.70%
CODAN LTD/AUSTRALIA3.50%
EAGERS AUTOMOTIVE LTD3.30%
VENTIA SERVICES GROUP PTY LTD3.10%
EMERALD RESOURCES NL3.00%

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

$-1.02M

12-Month Flow

+$153.46M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$19M

Volume

4,074,419

Number of Trades

2,357

Monthly Liquidity

5.84%

Performance

1 Month

-0.21%

1 Year

36.39%

3 Year

15.94%

5 Year

9.12%

Total Return

Top Holdings

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