Amundi Asset Management will launch three new future technology targeted ETFs.
The Amundi Global Space Technologies UCITS ETF will explore investments in the space sector, targeting the infrastructure, launchers, and ground stations necessary for navigation and global connectivity.
Amundi will also provide the Global Electrification Infrastructure UCITS ETF. This will offer a portfolio of investments across the electrification supply chain, including power grids, transmission, and distribution infrastructure.
Finally, Amundi’s Global Critical Metals & Rare Earths UCITS ETF will invest in operations oriented towards metals and rare earths, materials essential to the development of AI and energy technologies.
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All three will be listed on Xetra and Euronext on 20 October 2026. Management fees will be 0.45% for Electrification Infrastructure, while Space Technologies and Critical Metals will both command a higher fee of 0.50%.
Benoit Sorel, head of ETF & indexing business line at Amundi, said: “With these three ETFs, Amundi is accelerating the development of its range of thematic solutions, offering both retail and institutional investors a more precise way to access specific and high-conviction themes, such as AI and future technology.”
