First Trust RBA American Industrial Renaissance ETF (AIRR)

NASDAQ: AIRR · IEX Real-Time Price · USD
61.64
-0.16 (-0.26%)
Apr 18, 2024, 4:00 PM EDT - Market closed
-0.26%
Assets $864.90M
Expense Ratio 0.70%
PE Ratio 21.11
Shares Out 13.70M
Dividend (ttm) $0.11
Dividend Yield 0.18%
Ex-Dividend Date Mar 21, 2024
Payout Ratio 3.88%
1-Year Return +33.94%
Volume 62,338
Open 61.96
Previous Close 61.80
Day's Range 61.36 - 62.57
52-Week Low 44.07
52-Week High 67.74
Beta n/a
Holdings 49
Inception Date Mar 10, 2014

About AIRR

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The First Trust RBA American Industrial Renaissance ETF (AIRR) is an exchange-traded fund that mostly invests in industrials equity. The fund tracks a multifactor-selected index of equities that can benefit from potential regain in market share of US industrial and community banking sector. AIRR was launched on Mar 10, 2014 and is issued by First Trust.

Asset Class Equity
Category Industrials
Region North America
Stock Exchange NASDAQ
Ticker Symbol AIRR
ETF Provider First Trust
Index Tracked Richard Bernstein Advisors American Industrial Renaissance

Top 10 Holdings

41.05% of assets
Name Symbol Weight
Blue Bird Corporation BLBD 4.76%
EMCOR Group, Inc. EME 4.70%
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. FIX 4.52%
Powell Industries, Inc. POWL 4.28%
Encore Wire Corporation WIRE 4.18%
Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. STRL 3.80%
MDU Resources Group, Inc. MDU 3.79%
MasTec, Inc. MTZ 3.73%
SPX Technologies, Inc. SPXC 3.67%
Dycom Industries, Inc. DY 3.62%
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Dividends

Ex-Dividend Amount Pay Date
Mar 21, 2024 $0.0096 Mar 28, 2024
Dec 22, 2023 $0.0447 Dec 29, 2023
Sep 22, 2023 $0.0185 Sep 29, 2023
Jun 27, 2023 $0.0405 Jun 30, 2023
Mar 24, 2023 $0.0291 Mar 31, 2023
Dec 23, 2022 $0.0487 Dec 30, 2022
Full Dividend History

News

Infrastructure Bill To Boost ETFs

The passage of the $1 trillion bill could provide long-term support for these ETFs.

2 years ago - ETFcom

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The best industrial ETFs for Q2 2021 are HAIL, PRN, and AIRR.

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3 years ago - Investopedia