Fund info

Here's COW key holdings breakdown:
– What's in the fund: stocks, cash
– Sector exposure: Largest sectors include Process Industries (40.41%) and Producer Manufacturing (24.35%)
– Geography: Primarily focused on the North America region

Remember before investing:
– Sector weights can change over time with market movements
– Performance is heavily influenced by top sectors and largest holdings

How to use it:
– Compare with other ETFs for diversification
– Explore full holdings and weights in the Holdings section
– Add more data to your research with our ETF screener

COW last dividend was 0.41 CAD, compared to 0.58 CAD the half-year before.

What it means:
– Trends rule: Compare multiple recent payments to spot growth or decline
– Variable payouts: Dividends can change depending on earnings of underlying companies
– Seasonality: Payments may vary by half-year, not always increase steadily

How to use it:
– Compare dividend yield and growth with similar dividend ETFs
– Use the Dividend Calendar to monitor upcoming payments

COW fund flows account for ‪19.74 M‬ CAD, showing the net amount of money entering or leaving the fund over 1 year. Many traders use it to get insight into investors' sentiment and evaluate whether it's time to buy or sell the fund.

Other key metrics:
– COW AUM — ‪259.97 M‬ CAD
– COW discount/premium to NAV — 0.02%
– COW expense ratio — 0.73%

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COW shares are issued by BlackRock, Inc. under the brand iShares. The ETF was launched on Dec 19, 2007, and its management style is Passive.

COW tracks the Manulife Asset Management Global Agriculture Index - CAD. ETFs typically follow a benchmark to replicate its performance, guide asset selection and investment goals.

Keep in mind:
– It's worth comparing the fund with other index-tracking ETFs
– Consider combining this fund with sector or global ETFs for diversification

COW top holdings are its largest positions, such as Deere & Company and Archer-Daniels-Midland Company, accounting for 10.29% and 8.76% of the portfolio respectively.

Other top holdings include:
– Vylor Inc — 8.39%
– Tyson Foods, Inc. Class A — 7.51%
– Nutrien Ltd. — 7.25%

What it means:
– Performance drivers: Largest holdings can have the biggest impact on returns
– Concentration: Higher weights in a few assets may increase risk
– Dynamic composition: Weights change over time with market movements and rebalancing

How to use it:
– Review top holdings to understand what drives the fund
– Assess diversification and sector exposure
– Compare with other diversified ETFs before investing

COW assets under management (AUM) is ‪259.97 M‬ CAD. It represents the total market value of all assets held by the fund.

Other key metrics:
– COW NAV — 68.00 CAD
– COW expense ratio — 0.73%
– COW premium/discount to NAV — 0.02%

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Yes, COW pays dividends to its holders with the dividend yield of 1.45%. The last dividend (Jun 30, 2026) amounted to 0.41 CAD. The dividends are paid semi-annually.

iShares Global Agriculture Index ETF expense ratio is 0.73%. It represents the annual cost of managing the fund, expressed as a percentage of its assets.

Other key metrics:
– COW AUM — ‪259.97 M‬ CAD
– COW NAV — 68.00 CAD
– COW discount/premium to NAV — 0.02%

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COW invests in stocks.