Betashares Australia 200 Fund

Access a low-cost portfolio of Australia’s top 200 companies

Factsheet

Overview

Fund objective

The Fund aims to track the performance of an index (before fees and expenses) comprising the 200 largest companies by market capitalisation listed on the ASX.

Benefits

  • Low-cost investing

    Gain low-cost access to the broad Australian share market, with annual fund charges of only 0.23% p.a. of net asset value (or $23 for every $10,000 invested).*

  • Portfolio diversification

    Sector weightings of the Australian share market are very different to that of the NZ share market. The Fund offers portfolio diversification benefits to investors with existing exposure to the broad NZ share market.

  • Flexible exposure

    The Fund can be used as your core allocation to Australian shares, or to gain tactical exposure to Australian equities.

*Other costs, such as transaction costs, may apply. Refer to the PDS for more information.

There are risks associated with an investment in the Fund, including market risk, security-specific risk, industry sector risk and index tracking risk. Investment value can go up and down. An investment in the Fund should only be considered as a part of a broader portfolio, taking into account your particular circumstances, including your tolerance for risk. For more information on risks and other features of the Fund, please see the Product Disclosure Statement, SIPO and OMI,  available on this website.

Risk indicator

The Fund is expected to have a very high level of volatility. See the PDS for more information regarding the risk indicator.

How to invest

  • You can invest in Betashares NZ funds through an approved platform
  • Contact us to enquire about direct applications (minimum investment $500,000)

Key facts

Profile

NAV / Unit $1.1623
Net assets ($NZ) $23,698,290
Annual Fund Charges 0.23%
Buy/Sell spread 0.03%
Distribution frequency N/A
Distribution reinvestment plan (DRP) N/A
Manager Betashares Capital NZ Ltd
Registry MUFG Corporate Markets
Supervisor Trustees Executors Limited
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* As at 22 April 2025

* As of close of previous day

Index information

Index Solactive Australia 200 Index
Index provider Solactive AG
Index ticker N/A
Bloomberg index ticker SOLAUBMG Index

Holdings & allocation

Portfolio exposure

Name Weight (%)
COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA 11.7%
BHP GROUP LTD 7.7%
CSL LTD 5.0%
WESTPAC BANKING CORP 4.7%
NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LTD 4.6%
ANZ GROUP HOLDINGS LTD 3.7%
WESFARMERS LTD 3.7%
MACQUARIE GROUP LTD 2.9%
GOODMAN GROUP 2.4%
TELSTRA GROUP LTD 2.2%

* As at 24 April 2025.

As described in the PDS, the Fund may either invest directly and/or via an underlying exchange traded fund (ETF). The information above shows either the direct holdings of the Fund or the holdings of the underlying ETF on a look through basis which closely approximates the Fund’s percentage exposure to those investments.

Index sector exposure

Financials
33.8%
Materials
18.9%
Health Care
9.8%
Consumer Discretionary
7.6%
Industrials
7.5%
Real Estate
6.7%
Energy
4.2%
Consumer Staples
3.8%
Communication Services
3.6%
Other
4.3%

* As of 31 March 2025

Performance

Fund returns after fees (%)

  Fund Index
1 month -4.18% -4.16%
3 months -3.30% -3.25%
6 months -2.91% -2.79%
1 year 3.43% 3.71%
3 year p.a. - 6.39%
5 year p.a. - 14.98%
10 year p.a. - 8.10%
Since inception 10.40% 10.65%
Inception date 17-May-23 -

* As at 31 March 2025.
Past performance is not an indicator of future performance. Returns are calculated in New Zealand dollars using exit unit prices at the start and end of the specified period. Returns are after fund management costs, assume reinvestment of any distributions and do not take into account tax paid as an investor in the Fund. Returns for periods longer than one year are annualised. Current performance may be higher or lower than the performance shown.

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Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Please refer to "Fund returns after fees" for additional information regarding performance/return information.