EMQQ Emerging Markets Internet UCITS ETF Acc - USD Stock

EMQQ

IE00BFYN8Y92

Delayed Swiss Exchange			5-day change	1st Jan Change
- ^EUR	-.--%		-3.81%	-20.13%

Main features

	IE00BFYN8Y92	Fees	0.86%	Dividend Policy	Market Cap
Currency	EUR	AuM (AED)	527.42M	Replication Method	Direct (Physical)
Number of securities	51	AuM evolution	-	Date of creation	02/10/2018

Top Holdings

Name	Indicative Price	Change	Weight
MERCADOLIBRE, INC.	1,660.13USD	-0.77%	7.79%
NU HOLDINGS LTD.	12.05USD	+0.67%	7.46%
SEA LIMITED	76.55USD	+1.82%	7.16%
PDD HOLDINGS INC.	79.28USD	+2.34%	6.41%
TENCENT HOLDINGS LIMITED	377.60HKD	-2.58%	6.05%
BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED	938.90INR	+2.36%	4.33%
NASPERS LIMITED	690.84ZAR	-0.46%	3.32%
COUPANG, INC.	14.57USD	+3.26%	3.03%
NETEASE, INC.	172.40HKD	-2.10%	3.01%
NAVER CORPORATION	174,900.00KRW	-1.74%	2.99%

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Investment objective

Asset Classes	Stocks
Geographical Focus	Emerging markets
Theme and Sector	Emerging Markets Digitalization

EMQQ Emerging Markets Internet & Ecommerce UCITS ETF (Acc) is a UCITS compliant Exchange Traded Fund domiciled in Ireland. EMQQ tracks an index of leading internet and Ecommerce companies serving emerging markets. It seeks to provide exposure to the growth of online consumption in the developing world. To be included, companies must derive more than half their profits from Ecommerce or internet activities, including search engines, online retailers, social networks, online video, online gaming, e-payment systems and online travel.