Hyperion Global Growth Companies Fund – Active ETF Guide (HYGG): What Is It All About?

Overview

Hyperion Global Growth Companies Fund – Active ETF (HYGG) offers an actively managed global growth approach. The supplied market snapshot lists a price of AUD $6.33 and a price change of -1.248%. Its reported returns are mixed across the periods shown, while its portfolio breakdown points to substantial technology and North American exposure.

Category

Global growth investing focuses on companies selected for their potential to expand earnings or business activity over time. HYGG’s supplied exposure breakdown shows a pronounced tilt toward technology, consumer cyclicals and communication services, alongside a strong North American weighting. This makes the fund’s profile distinct from a portfolio spread more evenly across regions and sectors.

The reported returns vary by period: the year-to-date and one-year figures are negative, while the three- and five-year figures are positive. That contrast underscores how results for a growth-focused portfolio can look different across measurement windows; the supplied figures alone do not explain the causes.

Key facts

Ticker

HYGG

Exchange

AU

ISIN

AU0000138356

Provider

Hyperion Asset Management Limited

Domicile

Australia

Currency

AUD

Inception date

2014-06-01

UCITS

No

Holdings count

1

Costs

The supplied profile does not include a management cost figure, so the fund’s ongoing cost cannot be assessed from these data.

Performance

YTD

-0.1%

1 year

-5.7%

3 years

21.9%

5 years

9.2%

Holdings

The supplied sector breakdown puts technology at 38.297%, consumer cyclicals at 24.111% and communication services at 17.569%. Regionally, North America accounts for 87.426% of the reported exposure, followed by developed Europe at 9.466% and developed Asia at 5.054%. The profile does not provide a named holdings list.

Regions

• North America87.4%

• Europe Developed9.5%

• Asia Developed5.1%

• Europe Emerging0.5%

• Japan0.0%

• Australasia0.0%

• Asia Emerging0.0%

• Latin America0.0%

• United Kingdom0.0%

• Africa/Middle East0.0%

Weights are percentages of the fund; bars use a 0–100% scale. Displayed entries may not cover the whole portfolio.

Sectors

• Technology38.3%

• Consumer Cyclicals24.1%

• Communication Services17.6%

• Industrials8.8%

• Healthcare4.2%

• Financial Services4.1%

• Consumer Defensive2.1%

• Energy0.0%

• Utilities0.0%

• Real Estate0.0%

Weights are percentages of the fund; bars use a 0–100% scale. Displayed entries may not cover the whole portfolio.

Related ETFs

A useful comparison is how HYGG’s active global growth approach and reported concentration in North America and technology differ from broader global equity funds or growth funds focused on other regions.

Risks

Who it may suit

HYGG may interest readers comparing actively managed global growth strategies and examining how a portfolio with substantial technology and North American exposure differs from broader global equity options. Its concentrated sector and regional profile may not suit every investment approach.

Key risks

The reported concentration in technology and North America means results may be particularly affected by developments in those areas. Growth-focused portfolios can also be sensitive to changing expectations for company earnings and valuations. As an active fund, HYGG’s outcome may depend on its manager’s portfolio decisions. Currency movements can affect Australian-dollar returns from overseas investments.

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