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ETHI ETF: Betashares Global Sustainability Leaders

What ETHI holds, its fees and returns, the ETFs most similar to it, and where it fits in a core and satellite portfolio.

Fee0.59%a year
Size$3.8binvested
1 year+6.2%total return
5 years+50%total return
Top 1035%of the fund
Listed2017Betashares
· Updated 2 November 2026
THE SHORT ANSWER

ETHI invests in around 200 large global companies that pass climate and ethical screens, excluding fossil fuels and other industries. It charges 0.59% a year, has $3.8b invested and returned +6.2% over the past year. The most similar ETF is HETH, which overlaps with it by about 100%.

📅 As at 30 September 2026: fee, size and 1-year return from the TMX Australia funds report; holdings and overlap from ETHI’s published holdings as at 30 October 2026.

Is it a good time to buy ETHI?

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Money flows
Money flowing outNet money into ETHI (new money in minus money out)
Net flow, September−$37m
Net flow, 2026 so far−$131m
Average month in 2026−$15m

Week to 23 October: top 10 for outflows on the ASX (−$10m).

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ETHI is in an uptrend. That doesn’t mean it will keep rising, but buying into an uptrend means the trend is currently on your side. Many investors still prefer to add gradually rather than all at once.

General information only, not a recommendation to buy or sell ETHI. Whether it suits you depends on your goals and the rest of your portfolio. Trend updated weekly; flows from the TMX Australia funds report (September 2026) and the Global X weekly market monitor. See every ETF’s trend in the ETF trend scanner, or read when to buy an ETF.

What is ETHI?

WHAT IT DOESETHI invests in around 200 large global companies that pass climate and ethical screens, excluding fossil fuels and other industries.
WHO IT SUITSInvestors who want global shares with an ethical and climate focus.
WATCH OUT FORIts screens leave out some large companies and tilt it toward certain sectors, so it can perform quite differently from a broad global ETF. Its fee is higher than plain index ETFs.

Index: Nasdaq Future Global Sustainability Leaders Index · Issuer: Betashares · Exchange: ASX

Top 10 holdings

The 10 largest companies make up 35% of ETHI.

#CompanyWeight
1Visa IncFinancials4.58%
2Apple IncInformation Technology4.54%
3Mastercard IncFinancials4.20%
4NVIDIA CorpInformation Technology3.93%
5Broadcom IncInformation Technology3.52%
6ASML Holding NVInformation Technology3.22%
7Eli Lilly & CoHealth Care3.04%
8Toyota Motor CorpConsumer Discretionary2.99%
9Home Depot Inc/TheConsumer Discretionary2.94%
10Allianz SEFinancials1.84%

Sector breakdown

Information Technology
33%
Financials
29%
Health Care
13%
Consumer Discretionary
11%
Industrials
7%
Real Estate
3%
Communication Services
2%
Utilities
1%

ETFs most similar to ETHI

How much each ETF’s holdings overlap with ETHI, by weight. High overlap means owning both mostly doubles up.

ETFOverlapFee1 year
HETHBetashares Global Sustainability Leaders Ch ETF100%0.62%+14.2%Compare in calculator →
DZZFBetashares Ethical Diversified High Growth ETF54%0.39%-0.2%Compare in calculator →
DGGFBetashares Ethical Diversified Growth ETF42%0.39%-0.6%Compare in calculator →
QUALVanEck MSCI International Quality ETF38%0.40%+10.1%Compare in calculator →
QHALVanEck MSCI International Quality (Aud Hedged) ETF38%0.43%+16.5%Compare in calculator →
IQLTiShares MSCI World ex Australia Quality ETF35%0.25%+10.2%Compare in calculator →

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ETHI can be an ethical core for global shares, or an ethical tilt beside a broad core. Read more in core and satellite investing.

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ETHI FAQs

Is ETHI a good ETF?

ETHI is one of the largest ethical ETFs in Australia. It suits investors who want ethical screens, but it costs more and is less diversified than a broad global ETF. Whether it suits you depends on your goals and the rest of your portfolio.

What does ETHI invest in?

ETHI invests in around 200 large global companies that pass climate and ethical screens, excluding fossil fuels and other industries. Its largest holdings are Visa Inc, Apple Inc, Mastercard Inc, and its biggest sector is information technology at about 33%.

What ETFs are similar to ETHI?

The ETFs with the most overlap with ETHI are HETH (about 100%) and DZZF (about 54%). Use the free ETF overlap calculator to check your own mix.

Should I own ETHI and HETH together?

Usually there is little point: their holdings overlap by about 100%, so owning both mostly doubles up.

Fee, size and returns: TMX Australia Funds Report to 30 September 2026; returns are total returns, 5-year figure is cumulative. Holdings from Betashares as at 30 October 2026. Chart: TradingView. General information only, not a recommendation to buy or sell ETHI. Consider the PDS and TMD before investing.

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