STI ETF: SPDR Straits Times Index ETF
ES3.SI : Singapore Exchange
3.830
0.00%
Share Price in SGD. As of 20 Nov 17:04:03 SGT
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Key stats
STI ETF: SPDR Straits Times Index ETF's highest share price was $3.85 and lowest share price was $3.11 in the past 12 months.
- 52-Week HighSGD 3.85
- 52-Week LowSGD 3.11
- Avg Volume775K
- Estimated AUMSGD 1.6B
- Inception date11-Apr-02
- NAVSGD 3.83
- Expense ratio0.30%
Share Price Performance
STI ETF: SPDR Straits Times Index ETF’s share price has increased by 20.52% over the past 1 year. It has outperformed the Singapore stock market during this period.
ES3.SI | Market
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1 Month | 4.36% | 3.57% |
YTD | 16.06% | 15.90% |
1 Year | 20.52% | 20.31% |
5 Year | 17.09% | 15.91% |
Fund Highlights
Fund Description
As Singapore’s first locally created exchange traded fund, the ETF is designed to track the performance of the Straits Times Index.
Key Features
- 1Diversified Singapore blue-chip names
The Straits Times Index comprises of the 30 largest companies listed companies on the Singapore Exchange by market capitalisation.
This would include well-established household names that many Singaporean would be familiar with, such as DBS, UOB, Singtel and Capitaland.
The index offers diversification across a range of sectors such as banks, real estate, industrials and telcos.
The index has provided a dividend yield of 3% to 4% per annum historically (February 2014 to February 2019).
- 2Exposure to Asia's growth
The STI offers exposures to the stable longer term growth potential of Singapore, as well as the fast growing Asian region.
It is estimated that about half of the revenue of companies in the STI are generated outside of Singapore. For example, close to 75% of Singtel's operating profits in FY18 were generated in countries outside Singapore such as Australia, Indonesia and India.
Also, a few companies in the STI are foreign based companies with their core business outside Singapore. For example, Thai Beverage is a large beverage producer which generates the bulk of its revenue in Thailand.
- 3Strong corporate governance
Singapore has been ranked consistently amongst Asian countries for its strong corporate governance standards.
This would provide some assurance to investors of Singapore blue chip stocks that these companies have a robust governance framework and shareholder protection laws.
Fund Allocation
Top 10 Holdings
As of 17 Jan 2024
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