Capital Group Global Growth Equity ETF
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Capital Group Global Growth Equity ETF (CGGO)
Type
Exchange-traded fund
Manager
Military contractors
Largest international arms manufacturers and military contractors
5
holdings
$347.05M
invested
6.59%
of portfolio
Nuclear weapons
Manufacturers/servicers of nuclear armaments and delivery systems
2
holdings
$211.09M
invested
4.01%
of portfolio
Controversial weapons
Manufacturers involved with cluster munitions, landmines, white phosphorus, depleted uranium
3
holdings
$264.47M
invested
5.02%
of portfolio
Military weapon companies
5 holdings
5 holdings
- 1. Safran SA
$160.75M3.05% - 2. TransDigm Group Inc$53.39M1.01%
- 3. Caterpillar Inc$51.27M0.97%
- 4. Airbus SE$50.34M0.96%
- 5. NEC Corp$31.31M0.59%
For each weapons category, we show the fund's exposure. When calculating a portfolio's percent exposure to a list of companies, we only consider long investments, ignoring any shorts or liabilities.
Civilian firearm manufacturers and retailers
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Capital Group Global Growth Equity ETF earns an F grade for investments in military weapons
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