Mirae Asset Launches its Global X China MedTech ETF in Hong Kong

  • The launch of the Global X China MedTech ETF (2841) enriches Mirae Asset’s suite of thematic ETFs
  • With a total of 27 ETFs listed in Hong Kong1, Mirae Asset is well-equipped to meet the increasing demand for innovative and thematic investment products

August 4, 2023, Hong Kong – Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, (the “Firm” or “Mirae Asset”) today announced the launch of its new Global X China MedTech ETF (2841) to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The fund, which begins trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (“HKEX”) today, offers access to Chinese companies that are at the forefront of medical technology, offering medical equipment, devices and consumables.

The launch of the Global X China MedTech ETF (2841) adds to the Firm’s suite of thematic ETFs which are designed to provide investors with access to powerful and long-term disruptive trends. China’s rapidly-growing medical device market, fueled by an ageing population, is poised to present growth opportunities. China’s MedTech sector is expected to expand from RMB 1.2 trillion in 2022 to RMB 3.5 trillion by 2030, a growth at a CAGR of 14%.2 This ETF enables investors to gain exposure to diversified investment into various subsectors within the industry, including medical equipment, consumables, in-vitro diagnostics and consumer medtech.

Mr. Wanyoun CHO, Chief Executive Officer of Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, said: “We are excited to enrich our suite of thematic ETFs that target growth, as Chinese innovators continue to redefine the domestic, regional as well as the global economy. Our new ETF offers investors a unique opportunity to tap into this dynamic market.”

The Global X China MedTech ETF (2841) tracks the Solactive China MedTech Index. With this new ETF, the Firm now offers a total of 27 ETFs listed in Hong Kong, including 18 thematic ETFs, spanning a diverse array of investment capabilities from thematic growth, income, core to commodities.