CNEW

About CNEW

VanEck China New Economy ETF (CNEW, formerly VanEck Vectors China New Economy ETF) seeks to provide investors with access to a portfolio of the most fundamentally sound companies with the best growth prospects in the consumer discretionary, consumer staples, healthcare, and technology sectors that are domiciled and listed in Mainland China with the aim of providing investment returns, before fees and other costs, which track the performance of CSI MarketGrader China New Economy Index.

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What is the VanEck China New Economy ETF (CNEW)?

Ready to try something new? CNEW gives you access to the significant growth potential of China’s ‘new’ economy, namely the technology, healthcare, consumer staples and consumer discretionary sectors.

Access companies at the forefront of China's transformation to an economic superpower and the world’s largest economy.

CNEW gives you a portfolio of China A-shares, which are companies listed on mainland China’s two exchanges. This gives you direct exposure to China and its growth.

You get access to 120 fundamentally sound and attractively valued companies with growth prospects in China's new economy.

What are the benefits of the CNEW ETF?

Find the main benefits of the CNEW ETF here:

• Many ETFs that claim to provide exposure to China are actually investing in Chinese companies that are listed on exchanges outside of China. Only select fund managers have the license to access all China A-Shares. VanEck is one such fund manager. 

• The new economy sectors are well-placed to benefit when China re-opens.

• CNEW employs a Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) approach, investing in companies that are attractively priced.

Does CNEW pay dividends?

Yes, the CNEW ETF pays dividends once a year.

What are the risks of the VanEck China New Economy ETF?

An investment in the CNEW ETF carries risks associated with ASX trading time differences, China, financial markets generally, individual company management, industry sectors, foreign currency, sector concentration, political, regulatory and tax risks, fund operations, liquidity and tracking an index.

Find out more about the VanEck China New Economy ETF.