DHHF AU
Betashares Diversified All Growth ETF Guide (DHHF) and Details
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The DHHF ETF, or the Betashares Diversified All Growth ETF, is designed as an all-in-one growth portfolio for Australian investors. Instead of holding a single sharemarket index, DHHF combines exposure to Australian shares, U.S. shares, developed markets ex-U.S. and emerging markets in a single ASX trade.
What it does: DHHF is a 100% growth-assets ETF that bundles global and Australian equities into one ASX-listed portfolio.
Who it may suit: Investors who want a high-growth, one-fund portfolio and are comfortable with sharemarket volatility.
Main local issue for Australians: The main decision is not access, but whether you prefer DHHF’s 100% shares structure over a more diversified option with bonds.
Best Australian-listed alternative: VDHG for investors who want a similar all-in-one ETF with defensive assets included.
DHHF ETF Chart, 1 Year
DHHF is built for growth, so the main performance story is long-term capital growth rather than high income. That said, it still pays quarterly distributions.
Can Australians buy this ETF?
Short answer: Yes. DHHF is listed on the ASX, is Australian-domiciled, and is built specifically for local investors.
Australian investors should check four things before buying DHHF:
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- Where it is listed: ASX
- Fund domicile: Australia
- Whether there is a local equivalent: Yes, especially VDHG and VDAL
- Whether the exposure is hedged or unhedged to AUD: Mostly unhedged sharemarket exposure through underlying ETFs
DHHF is straightforward to access through an Australian brokerage account because it is an ASX-listed ETF issued by Betashares Capital Ltd. Betashares also provides a PDS, TMD, and ongoing distribution and tax documentation for local investors.
The real decision for Australians is not whether they can buy it, but whether they want a 100% equity all-in-one ETF instead of a diversified multi-asset product that includes fixed income.
ETF at a glance
| ETF name | Betashares Diversified All Growth ETF |
|---|---|
| Ticker | DHHF |
| Issuer | Betashares Capital Ltd |
| Fund domicile | Australia |
| Primary exchange | ASX |
| Australian access route | Direct ASX access |
| Underlying strategy | Passive blend of underlying ETFs across global and Australian equities |
| Inception date | 3 December 2019 fund inception / 15 December 2020 current strategy inception |
| Management fee and cost | 0.19% p.a. |
| Fund size | A$1.156 billion |
| Number of holdings | Approx. 8,000 equity securities via underlying ETFs |
| Base currency | AUD trading on ASX, with material foreign currency exposure underneath |
| Currency exposure for Australians | Predominantly unhedged international equity exposure |
| Distribution frequency | Quarterly |
| 12-month distribution yield | 2.2% |
| Franking-inclusive yield | 2.5% |
| PDS available? | Yes |
| TMD available? | Yes |
| Best local alternative | VDHG if you want bonds included; VDAL if you want 100% growth assets from Vanguard |
DHHF aims to provide low-cost exposure to a diversified portfolio with high growth potential. The key point is that it is a one-fund portfolio, not a simple single-index ETF like IVV or VAS.
Betashares describes the fund as an all-in-one investment solution with a 100% allocation to shares. It combines Australian equities, U.S. equities, developed-market equities outside the U.S., and emerging-market equities in one portfolio.
What DHHF is not: it is not a balanced fund, not a defensive allocation, and not a cash or bond replacement. If markets fall hard, DHHF should be expected to fall like an all-equity portfolio.
DHHF does not track a single benchmark index. Instead, it uses a passive blend of cost-effective ETFs traded on the ASX and overseas exchanges to build a global all-growth portfolio.
Betashares says the target asset allocation is reviewed annually, and if the portfolio weights deviate by more than 2% from the strategic asset allocation at the end of a calendar quarter, the fund is rebalanced.
That matters because DHHF is designed as an asset-allocation product, not just a single market exposure. The core investment decision is the overall mix between Australian shares, U.S. shares, developed ex-U.S. shares, and emerging markets.
Overview
Betashares Diversified All Growth ETF (DHHF) combines Australian and overseas share-market exposure through four underlying ETFs. Its displayed holdings show sizeable positions in both a US total-market fund and an Australian shares fund, with additional developed-market and emerging-market exposure.
Category
DHHF is a diversified share-market ETF built around Australian and international exposure. The reported holdings span the US, Australia, developed markets outside the US and emerging markets, providing a broad-market rather than single-sector focus.
DHHF brings Australian and overseas share-market exposure together through a small set of underlying ETFs. Its reported regional mix includes North America and Australasia, alongside developed and emerging markets in other regions. This broad structure can spread exposure across markets, though it remains linked to movements in global share prices.
Key facts
- Ticker
- DHHF
- Exchange
- AU
- ISIN
- AU0000059586
- Category / focus
- Growth Allocation
- Provider
- BetaShares Capital Ltd
- Domicile
- Australia
- Currency
- AUD
- Inception date
- 2019-12-03
- UCITS
- No
- Holdings count
- 4
Costs
- AUM
- 1.8B
The supplied TER and net expense ratio fields both display 0%. Investors reviewing costs may also wish to check the fund’s current disclosure documents for the full cost information.
Performance
- YTD
- 5.9%
- 1 year
- 4.7%
- 3 years
- 17.1%
- 5 years
- 9.6%
- Dividend yield
- 2.04%
- Top 10 concentration
- 97.5%
Holdings
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Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund ETF Shares39.27%
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Betashares Australia 200 ETF35.75%
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State Street SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETF15.57%
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SPDR® Portfolio Emerging Markets ETF6.94%
Weights are percentages of the fund; bars use a 0–100% scale. Displayed entries may not cover the whole portfolio.
The four displayed holdings are Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund ETF Shares (VTI) at 40.699%, Betashares Australia 200 ETF (A200) at 38.709%, State Street SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETF (SPDW) at 15.5%, and SPDR Portfolio Emerging Markets ETF (SPEM) at 6.877%. The two largest positions make Australian and US market exposure especially prominent in the reported holdings.
Regions
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North America44.0%
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Australasia38.0%
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Europe Developed5.6%
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Asia Developed4.4%
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Japan3.5%
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Asia Emerging3.3%
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United Kingdom1.8%
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Africa/Middle East0.8%
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Latin America0.6%
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Europe Emerging0.2%
Weights are percentages of the fund; bars use a 0–100% scale. Displayed entries may not cover the whole portfolio.
Sectors
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Financial Services21.7%
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Technology20.3%
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Basic Materials12.3%
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Industrials8.7%
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Consumer Cyclicals7.6%
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Healthcare7.6%
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Communication Services5.7%
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Energy4.4%
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Consumer Defensive3.9%
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Real Estate3.3%
Weights are percentages of the fund; bars use a 0–100% scale. Displayed entries may not cover the whole portfolio.
Risks
Who it may suit
DHHF may interest investors researching a single ETF with exposure to Australian and overseas share markets. Its share-market focus means it may be less relevant to investors seeking a portfolio with a substantial defensive-asset component. This is general information, not personal financial advice.
Key risks
Share markets can fall as well as rise, and overseas holdings introduce exposure to international market and currency movements. The portfolio’s displayed weights are concentrated in VTI and A200, so the performance of those underlying funds may have a material influence on the overall result. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
FAQ
What does DHHF hold?
Its four reported holdings are ETFs covering the US share market, Australian shares, developed markets outside the US and emerging markets. The largest displayed positions are VTI and A200.
Does DHHF have a verified benchmark in this profile?
What are the main risks to consider?
The portfolio is exposed to share-market movements across Australian and overseas markets. Its large displayed allocations to VTI and A200 also mean those two holdings are prominent in the reported portfolio.
*This content is aimed to provide general information only, and does not take your personal objectives, financial situation or needs into account.
