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VanEck New China UCITS ETF
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China ETF
VanEck New China UCITS ETF
ISIN:
IE0000H445G8
Fund Description
The VanEck New China UCITS ETF invests for growth in tomorrow’s China. Using an in-depth methodology, it invests in the Chinese economy’s sweet spot – the sustainable companies benefiting from consumer spending, healthcare demand and tech innovation.
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NAV$17.63
as of 27 Feb 2026 -
YTD RETURNS2.84%
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Total Net Assets$8.3 million
as of 27 Feb 2026 -
Total Expense Ratio0.60%
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Inception Date24 Sep 2021
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SFDR ClassificationArticle 8
Overview
Fund Description
The VanEck New China UCITS ETF invests for growth in tomorrow’s China. Using an in-depth methodology, it invests in the Chinese economy’s sweet spot – the sustainable companies benefiting from consumer spending, healthcare demand and tech innovation. The Fund does not have sustainable investment as its investment objective. It applies the following screenings: ESG consensus rating calculated by OWL Analytics.
- Targeting tomorrow’s winners in China’s growth economy
- In-depth methodology identifies financially sound growth companies
- OWL Analytics environmental, social and governance methodology identifies sustainable businesses
Main Risk Factors:
Risk of investing in Emerging Markets, Risk of investing in China, Risk of investing in smaller companies. Investors must consider all the fund's characteristics or objectives as detailed in the prospectus or related documents before making an investment decision. Please refer to the sustainability-related disclosures in the document section to the
and the Prospectus for other information and applicable risks before investing.
Underlying Index
MarketGrader New China ESG Index
Fund Highlights
- Targeting tomorrow’s winners in China’s growth economy
- In-depth methodology identifies financially sound growth companies
- OWL Analytics environmental, social and governance methodology identifies sustainable businesses
Risk Factors: Risk of investing in Emerging Markets, Risk of investing in China, Risk of investing in smaller companies. Investors must consider all the fund's characteristics or objectives as detailed in the prospectus or related documents before making an investment decision. Please refer to the sustainability-related disclosures in the document section to the
and the Prospectus for other information and applicable risks before investing.
Underlying Index
MarketGrader New China ESG Index
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Index Description
The Index consists of the 100 most fundamentally sound companies (being companies with good financial results based on an analysis of each company’s income statements, statements of cash flows and balance sheets) with the most solid growth prospects in China's new economy sectors (Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Health Care and Technology) that are domiciled in China. In addition, the companies selected into the Index are compliant (above median performers) with Environmental, Sustainability and Governance (ESG) criteria based on the OWL Analytics consensus ESG Score.
Index Key Points
Underlying Index
MarketGrader New China ESG Index
Index composition
The MarketGrader New China ESG Index is an equally-weighted index that includes 100 chinese stocks screened thoroughly from both a fundamental and ESG perspective. The selected companies operate in those four sectors that are expected to drive the future growth of the Chinese economy, as identified by the MarketGrader Global Classification System. The index is subject to semi-annual rebalance and presents a sector cap of 30%.
Companies initially eligible for inclusion in Index
- Companies need to be active in one of those four sectors expected to lead future growth: consumer staples and discretionary, healthcare and technology
- Market cap exceeding USD 500 million
- 3-Month average daily traded volume exceeding USD 2 million
- Only companies displaying strong fundamentals are eligible for inclusion. The index provider calculates a series of fundamental metrics that are then aggregated into 24 indicators. These are classified into the four categories of Growth, Value, Profitability and Cash Flow. As last step, these 24 metrics are then reduced to one single MarketGrader score ranging from 0 to 100. A score higher than 60 signifies a “buy” rating, meaning that the company is forecasted to generate long-term and sustainable value.
- Thorough ESG screening in partnership with OWL Analytics which leverages the largest ESG data set in the industry, gathered through corporate disclosures and filings, news sources, research firms and more. Selected companies need to rank above the median ESG rating of their sector. In this way only the companies applying the best ESG principles in their field are included in the index.
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Main Risks
Main Risk Factors of a China ETF
The securities of smaller companies may be more volatile and less liquid than the securities of large companies. Smaller companies, when compared with larger companies, may have a shorter history of operations, fewer financial resources, less competitive strength, may have a less diversified product line, may be more susceptible to market pressure and may have a smaller market for their securities.
Investments in emerging market countries and China in particular are subject to specific risks and securities are generally less liquid and less efficient and securities markets may be less well regulated. Specific risks may be heightened by currency fluctuations and exchange control; imposition of restrictions on the repatriation of funds or other assets; governmental interference; higher inflation; social, economic and political uncertainties.
The information provided to third parties seeking to invest in Chinese domiciled companies might be inaccurate and the review by appropriate regulators of Chinese financial statements may not be adequate.