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September 2026 update

Xtrackers Global Infrastructure Esg UCITS ETF 1c · IE00BYZNF849
Rebalix monthly basket snapshots compared: 9 August 20262 September 2026 (issuer-declared dates; each section states its own)
In brief: 1 holding added and 1 removed from the basket · large-holding weights nearly unchanged · NAV change over the period −3.6% (ongoing) · costs and key facts unchanged.

The largest sector move is Telecom Tower REITs, up 0.7 percentage points, while Construction & Engineering falls 0.6 percentage points. Among countries, United States rises by 1.5 percentage points. Top-ten concentration increased by 0.1 percentage points. 1 holding entered the basket and 1 left.

Declared positions
78
79 → 78 · Δ −1
as of 2 Sept
Top-10 weight
53.3%
53.2 → 53.3% · Δ +0.1 p.p.
concentration
NAV change over the period
−3.6%
in USD · 7 Aug → 2 Sept
ongoing period

Basket

Source: basket file published by the issuer, as of 22 Aug and 2 Sept, compared holding by holding by Rebalix (cash excluded, lines of the same holding merged).

Holdings added (1)

PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE GROUP0.81%

Holdings removed (1)

PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE GROUP IN0.80%

Holdings compared (excluding cash instruments, lines of the same holding merged): 69 → 69, issuer files of 22 Aug and 2 Sept.

Top 10 holdings — before and after

Source: basket file published by the issuer, as of 9 Aug and 2 Sept; snapshots archived by Rebalix on 9 Aug and 2 Sept.

Weight of each holding in the basket at the two snapshots. Together the top 10 weigh 53.2% → 53.3% (Δ +0.1 p.p.).

AMERICAN TOWER REIT
8.1%
VINCI SA
5.9%
EVERSOURCE ENERGY
5.9%
NEXTERA ENERGY
5.9%
NATIONAL GRID PLC
5.4%
IBERDROLA
4.8%
CONSOLIDATED EDISON
4.8%
ENEL
4.3%
E.ON N
4.1%
TRANSURBAN GROUP STAPLED UNITS
4.1%
9 Aug2 Septorange line = up, grey = down; “→” with no value = out of the top 20
See the numbers as a table
Holding9 Aug2 Sept
AMERICAN TOWER REIT7.7%8.1%
VINCI SA6.3%5.9%
EVERSOURCE ENERGY5.8%5.9%
NEXTERA ENERGY5.8%5.9%
NATIONAL GRID PLC5.4%5.4%
IBERDROLA4.8%4.8%
CONSOLIDATED EDISON4.7%4.8%
ENEL4.5%4.3%
E.ON N4.2%4.1%
TRANSURBAN GROUP STAPLED UNITS4.0%4.1%

Sectors and countries

Source: aggregate breakdowns declared by the issuer in the two snapshots (9 Aug and 2 Sept).

Sectors — where the weight moved

Telecom Tower REITs
11.612.3% · +0.71 p.p.
Construction & Engineering
9.18.5% · 0.65 p.p.
Electric Utilities
37.637.4% · 0.23 p.p.
Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation
1.92.1% · +0.19 p.p.
Airport Services
3.13.0% · 0.11 p.p.
Water Utilities
5.15.2% · +0.11 p.p.

Bars scaled to the change: orange = up, grey = down. Basket percentages at the two snapshots.

Countries — where the weight moved

United States
43.845.3% · +1.50 p.p.
Brazil
1.20.6% · 0.57 p.p.
France
10.29.7% · 0.43 p.p.
Netherlands
3.12.9% · 0.23 p.p.
Italy
7.57.3% · 0.17 p.p.

The five countries that moved the most between the two snapshots.

See the numbers as a table
Country9 Aug2 Sept
United States43.8%45.3%
France10.2%9.7%
Spain8.6%8.5%
Italy7.5%7.3%
United Kingdom7.2%7.3%
Canada4.5%4.5%
Australia4.3%4.3%
Germany4.2%4.1%
Netherlands3.1%2.9%
China1.6%1.7%
Mexico1.6%1.5%
Belgium0.7%0.7%
New Zealand0.6%0.6%
Brazil1.2%0.6%
Japan0.4%0.4%
Switzerland0.4%0.4%
Singapore0.1%0.1%
Argentina0.1%0.1%
2 more countries below 0.05% in both snapshots

NAV over the period

Source: daily NAV series published by the issuer.

NAV over the period (USD)

35.9536.5335.57
7 Aug2 Sept

36.91 → 35.57: −3.6% from 7 Aug to 2 Sept, the last NAV available at each snapshot date.

Costs and key facts

Source: issuer KID (costs as of 2 Sept); Rebalix events register.

TER
0.35%
unchanged
Transaction costs (KID)
0.08%
unchanged
Index, name, policy
unchanged
Issuer-declared basket snapshots, compared by Rebalix. Each section states its own dates: the basket comparison uses the issuer file dates; top 10, composition and breakdowns the dates of the two archived snapshots; maturities, ratings and duration the monthly registry snapshots. Weight changes are shown above ±0.25 points (the archive records them from ±0.1). We record the past: nothing on this page is a recommendation.