Notable Performance and Growth Trends in Battery and Aerospace ETFs
Shinhan Asset Management's 'SOL All-Solid-State Battery & Silicon Anode ETF' has stood out with an impressive 11% weekly return amidst the rebound in the battery sector. This ETF focuses on investing in global solid-state battery development companies such as ISU Specialty Chemicals and Samsung SDI, with the latter aiming for commercialization by 2027. The strong performance of this ETF positions it as an attractive option for long-term investors.
Meanwhile, '1Q America Aerospace Tech ETF,' Korea's first US aerospace-themed ETF, surpassed 300 billion won in net assets less than two months after listing and continues its growth trajectory. Backed by inflows from individual and pension investors, it has achieved a remarkable 55% post-listing return. The ETF primarily invests in space technology companies like Rocket Lab and Joby Aviation, and plans to allocate a significant portion to SpaceX if it goes public, drawing considerable interest from investors. These developments highlight a focus on sectors with high future growth potential aligned with technological advancements.
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