MVR

About MVR

VanEck Australian Resources ETF (MVR, formerly VanEck Vectors Australian Resources ETF) is an Australian exchange-traded fund. MVR invests in a diversified portfolio of ASX-listed securities with the aim of providing investment returns (before management costs) that closely track the returns of the MVIS Australia Energy & Mining Index. VanEck Investments Limited is a responsible entity of the MVR.

Find out what a historical investment in VanEck Australian Resources ETF would be worth today using our MVR stock calculator.

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What is the VanEck Australian Resources ETF (MVR)?

MVR gives investors a resourceful addition to their portfolios. Invest across Australia's powerhouse resource companies in one trade.

MVR ETF includes a diverse range of Australia’s top resource and energy companies including BHP, Rio, Woodside, Newcrest and more.

This ETF offers a targeted investment position in one of the pillars of the Australian economy.

Global demand for energy is pushing Australia’s resource and energy export revenues to new highs with an ongoing surge in demand for materials needed for low-emissions technology such as batteries, solar panels and electric vehicles.

What are the benefits of the MVR ETF?

Find the main benefits of the MVR ETF here:

• Resource companies leverage off other trade partners including India and more developed nations such as the USA and Japan.

• During times of inflation, there are some companies that tend to do better than others. These tend to be assets backed by something physical, sometimes these are called ‘real’ assets including commodities. The miners of these commodities also tend to do better

• Australian resources companies have performed relatively well so far in 2022. As the Australian market is dominated by resources, our own market has been resilient compared to many other major markets. Many of these companies recently posted results that were generally strong. That will come as no surprise, because a company previously selling something for $100, which is now getting $400 for it, will make more money, assuming input costs do not rise.

Does MVR pay dividends?

Yes, MVR ETF pays dividends twice a year.

What are the risks of the VanEck Australian Resources ETF?

An investment in the MVR ETF carries risks associated with: financial markets generally, individual company management, industry sectors, stock and sector concentration, fund operations and tracking an index.

Find out more about the VanEck Australian Resources ETF.