VanEck launches new circular economy ETF

Listed on the London Stock Exchange

Valeria Martinez
clock • 1 min read

VanEck has expanded its range of impact ETFs offered in Europe with the launch of a new circular economy ETF.

Listed on the London Stock Exchange today (26 October), the VanEck Circular Economy UCITS ETF provides access to companies that contribute to the development of resource-efficient materials, production and distribution solutions.  Martijn Rozemuller, CEO at VanEck Europe, said: "Our planet's resources are becoming increasingly stretched and the world is struggling with the waste generated by single-use products." "The VanEck Circular Economy ETF provides access to companies that effectively contribute to recycling or other forms of resource efficiency." VanEck launches space and su...

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