Global X ETFS ICAV - Global X U.S. Electrification UCITS ETF (GB:ZAPP) Price & Chart

Global X ETFS ICAV - Global X U.S. Electrification UCITS ETF

Global X U.S. Electrification UCITS ETF (GB:ZAPP) is a sector-focused, thematic ETF that gives investors targeted exposure to the companies driving the electrification of transport and power systems in the United States. The fund aims to track the Mirae Asset U.S. Electrification UCITS Index, a rules-based benchmark that selects U.S.-listed firms whose core businesses enable the shift from fossil-fuel-based systems to electrified solutions. Positioned in the infrastructure niche of the electrification theme, ZAPP concentrates on businesses across the value chain — including electric vehicle manufacturers and component suppliers, battery and cell producers, battery-material and chemical companies, charging-network operators, power conversion and control equipment makers, energy-storage and grid-modernization firms, and related semiconductor and power-electronics suppliers. This approach offers exposure to both hardware and enabling technologies that support long-term structural demand for cleaner, electrified mobility and modernized electricity networks. As a UCITS ETF domiciled in an ICAV structure, the fund provides a regulated, investor-friendly vehicle for European and international investors seeking a passive, index-tracking way to participate in the electrification transition. Its sector and theme concentration mean the fund is designed for investors targeting growth from a clear secular trend rather than broad market diversification — and so it may exhibit higher volatility and sector-specific risk than a diversified equity ETF. ZAPP can serve as a complement to core equity holdings for investors with a medium-to-long-term horizon who want focused exposure to companies expected to benefit from increased EV adoption, grid upgrades, and the broader electrification of industry and transport. As with any thematic, sector-focused fund, prospective investors should consider concentration risk, technological and regulatory uncertainty, and the potential for rapid valuation changes within the theme.