GDX VanEck Gold Miners ETF
Equity Precious Metals · VanEck
76.36
-6.11%
About the fund
52-week range
Top holdings
- NEM Newmont Corp 11.10%
- AEM.TO Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd 11.00%
- ABX.TO Barrick Mining Corp 7.93%
- WPM.TO Wheaton Precious Metals Corp 5.53%
- FNV.TO Franco-Nevada Corp 5.23%
- AU Anglogold Ashanti PLC 4.88%
- K.TO Kinross Gold Corp 3.83%
- GFI Gold Fields Ltd ADR 3.81%
- NST.AX Northern Star Resources Ltd 2.75%
- PAAS.TO Pan American Silver Corp 2.70%
Dividend deep dive
The VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) is an exchange-traded fund. It aims to provide exposure to companies involved in the gold mining industry. Specific information regarding its fund category, fund family, total assets under management, and individual top holdings is not provided in the available data. Therefore, details on sector tilt and fund size are unavailable. Current dividend yield data and comparisons to its 5-year yield band are also not provided, making it impossible to describe its headline distribution picture.
Dividend history
The available data does not include the 3-year or 5-year distribution compound annual growth rates for the VanEck Gold Miners ETF. Additionally, a detailed year-by-year distribution history for the fund is not provided. As an exchange-traded fund, GDX's distributions to shareholders reflect the income generated by the underlying holdings it owns, which typically comes from dividends paid by the gold mining companies within its portfolio. Without historical data, it is not possible to assess the consistency or growth trajectory of the fund's distributions over time.
Dividend safety
The expense ratio for the VanEck Gold Miners ETF is not provided in the available data, preventing an assessment of its cost-efficiency.
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Price history
Dividend profile
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Dividend history
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