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QRE
Description
Description
QRE.AX was created on 2010-12-10 by BetaShares. The fund's investment portfolio concentrates primarily on theme equity. QRE.AX aims to track the performance an index (before fees and expenses) comprising the largest ASX-listed companies in the resources sector, including BHP, Rio Tinto, Woodside Petroleum and more.
ASX
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ETF - A bundle of shares
Australia
Materials
High Dividend
Performance
Performance
$9.94
AUD
▲ $6.59 (196.72%)
1st April 2026, 11:53 p.m.
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Quick facts
Quick facts
▲ 7.57% Growth
5 year average annual growth
▲ 6.49% Dividends
5 year average dividend yield
$500 minimum investment
Due to regulatory requirements
$2,279.65 median portfolio
Median amount held by the community
Holdings & exposure
Holdings & exposure
Top holdings
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BHP (BHP GROUP LTD)
35%
WDS (WOODSIDE ENERGY GROUP LTD)
9%
RIO (RIO TINTO LTD)
8%
Top country exposure
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Australia
95%
United States
3%
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
1%
Top industry exposure
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Materials
74%
Energy
19%
Utilities
4%
Distributions
Distributions
Annual dividend yield
2.39%
Average franked amount
80.72%
5 year avg. dividend yield (p.a.)
6.49%
Dividend reinvestment
Highest franked amount
107.97%
Payout dates
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Costs
Costs
PURCHASE FEE
$6.50 AUD (or $5.50 with Pearler Prepay)
MANAGEMENT FEE
0.34% p.a.
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ESG
ESG
61.56
Environmental score
73.74
Social score
63.3
Governance score
Advanced information
Advanced information
Leveraged
No
P/E ratio
19.06
Inverse
No
P/B ratio
2.72
Expense ratio
0.34
Inception date
2010-12-10
Community insights
Community insights
General statistics
126 investors hold QRE
35 weeks average time between investments
$4,069 average holding per investor
15 hours since last community investment
Demographics
Income of investors
Less than 50k
46%
50k - 100k
28%
100k - 150k
15%
150k - 200k
6%
More than 200k
6%
Age of investors
35-90 years old
58%
26-34 years old
32%
18-25 years old
10%
Legal gender of investors
48% male
52% female
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