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GII ETF focuses on infrastructure plays including utilities, energy generation, and transportation, with a lower expense ratio compared to IGF. Significant allocation towards US and EU utilities, with electricity prices playing a role in performance in PPA negotiations. Transportation stocks and energy infrastructure make up the rest of the portfolio, offering a significant investment sink with an improving ROIC-WACC wedge if rates fall.
Infrastructure is crucial for economic growth and development, with a need for more build-out globally. SPDR S&P Global Infrastructure ETF tracks 75 of the world's largest infrastructure companies, providing exposure to well-established carriers on a passive basis. GII offers strong global exposure, balanced sector weightings, and potential for outperformance, making it a fund worth considering for investors.
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