iShares MDAX UCITS ETF
Germany Mid-Cap & Tech ETFs
MDAX mid-cap and TecDAX technology ETFs for German domestic economy and technology sector exposure.
Germany Mid-Cap & Technology ETFs
Beyond the DAX 40, Germany offers exciting mid-cap and technology investment opportunities through the MDAX and TecDAX indices.
MDAX — German Mid-Caps
EXSA tracks the MDAX — 50 mid-cap companies more focused on the German domestic economy. Think Delivery Hero, Hugo Boss, Puma, and CTS Eventim.
TecDAX — German Tech
EXS2 tracks the TecDAX — 30 German technology companies including SAP, Infineon Technologies, and Deutsche Telekom. Germany's equivalent of a tech sector index.
iShares TecDAX UCITS ETF
Frequently asked questions
What are Germany mid-cap and technology ETFs?
These ETFs provide exposure to German mid-sized companies (via the MDAX) and technology-focused firms (via the TecDAX), offering diversification beyond the large-cap DAX 40 index.
What is the MDAX index?
The MDAX is an index of 50 mid-cap German companies ranked just below the DAX 40, often representing the domestic German economy.
What is the TecDAX index?
The TecDAX tracks 30 major German technology companies, focusing on sectors like software, semiconductors, and telecommunications.
Which ETF is the top pick for German mid-cap exposure?
iShares MDAX UCITS ETF (EXSA) is the top choice for accessing German mid-cap companies.
What does EXSA track?
EXSA tracks the MDAX index, providing exposure to 50 mid-cap German companies.
What is the expense ratio of EXSA?
EXSA has an expense ratio of 0.51%.
What is the YTD return of EXSA?
EXSA has delivered a year-to-date return of approximately +6.50%.
Why are MDAX companies attractive to investors?
MDAX companies are often more growth-oriented and closely tied to the German domestic economy compared to large-cap exporters in the DAX.
Which ETF provides exposure to German technology companies?
iShares TecDAX UCITS ETF (EXS2) provides exposure to German technology stocks.
What does EXS2 track?
EXS2 tracks the TecDAX index, which includes 30 leading German tech companies.
What is the expense ratio of EXS2?
EXS2 also has an expense ratio of 0.51%.
What is the YTD performance of EXS2?
EXS2 has a year-to-date return of approximately +8.00%.
What types of companies are included in the TecDAX?
The TecDAX includes companies from sectors like software, semiconductors, and telecommunications, such as SAP, Infineon Technologies, and Deutsche Telekom.
How do MDAX and TecDAX differ?
MDAX focuses on mid-cap companies across various sectors, while TecDAX is concentrated specifically on technology companies.
Are these ETFs suitable for growth investors?
Yes, both EXSA and EXS2 are suitable for growth-focused investors seeking exposure to mid-cap and tech-driven growth in Germany.
Do these ETFs pay dividends?
Both EXSA and EXS2 have a yield of 0%, indicating they are typically accumulating ETFs that reinvest earnings.
What risks are associated with these ETFs?
Risks include market volatility, sector concentration (especially in tech), and economic sensitivity within Germany.
Why invest beyond the DAX 40?
Investing beyond the DAX 40 allows exposure to faster-growing mid-cap companies and specialized sectors like technology.
Which ETF is better for domestic German exposure?
EXSA is better for domestic exposure since MDAX companies are more focused on the German economy.
Which ETF is better for tech exposure?
EXS2 is ideal for investors seeking exposure to Germany’s technology sector.
Can investors combine EXSA and EXS2?
Yes, combining both ETFs provides diversified exposure to German mid-cap and technology sectors.
Are these ETFs suitable for long-term investing?
Yes, they can be suitable for long-term investors seeking growth opportunities in Germany’s mid-cap and tech sectors.