Invesco Building & Construction ETF (PKB)

NYSEARCA: PKB · Real-Time Price · USD
77.25
+0.22 (0.28%)
Dec 24, 2024, 12:43 PM EST - Market closed
0.28%
Assets $406.42M
Expense Ratio 0.57%
PE Ratio 15.79
Shares Out 5.28M
Dividend (ttm) $0.19
Dividend Yield 0.24%
Ex-Dividend Date Sep 23, 2024
Payout Ratio 3.78%
1-Year Return +22.65%
Volume 25,954
Open 77.22
Previous Close 77.03
Day's Range 76.76 - 77.37
52-Week Low 60.20
52-Week High 88.96
Beta 1.37
Holdings 32
Inception Date Oct 26, 2005

About PKB

Fund Home Page

The Invesco Building & Construction ETF (PKB) is an exchange-traded fund that mostly invests in industrials equity. The fund tracks an index of building and construction companies, selected using multiple factors and weighted in tiers. PKB was launched on Oct 26, 2005 and is issued by Invesco.

Asset Class Equity
Stock Exchange NYSEARCA
Ticker Symbol PKB
ETF Provider Invesco
Index Tracked Dynamic Building & Construction Intellidex Index (AMEX)

Top 10 Holdings

46.78% of assets
Name Symbol Weight
Lennox International Inc. LII 5.24%
CRH plc CRH 5.21%
The Home Depot, Inc. HD 5.21%
Trane Technologies plc TT 5.19%
EMCOR Group, Inc. EME 5.16%
Vulcan Materials Company VMC 5.15%
Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. MLM 5.01%
PulteGroup, Inc. PHM 4.55%
Knife River Corporation KNF 3.06%
MasTec, Inc. MTZ 3.00%
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Dividends

Ex-Dividend Amount Pay Date
Sep 23, 2024 $0.068 Sep 27, 2024
Jun 24, 2024 $0.049 Jun 28, 2024
Mar 18, 2024 $0.027 Mar 22, 2024
Dec 18, 2023 $0.041 Dec 22, 2023
Sep 18, 2023 $0.049 Sep 22, 2023
Jun 20, 2023 $0.075 Jun 23, 2023
Full Dividend History

News

PKB: Optimism Grows Post-Election, High Interest Rates A Risk

Optimism surrounds household spending and corporate capex post-election, but high interest rates remain a concern for financing big purchases. The Invesco Building & Construction ETF has a buy rating ...

5 weeks ago - Seeking Alpha

PKB: Construction Will Get Its Chance Again

Invesco Building & Construction ETF has seen over 120% growth in the past 5 years, with holdings in U.S. building and construction companies. PKB includes 33 holdings from 3 sectors, with big-name com...

5 months ago - Seeking Alpha

PKB: Building And Construction Stocks Facing New Risks In 2024

Building and construction stocks performed well in 2023 as the U.S. economy averted a recession. The market expectation that interest rates may decline is expected to support stronger growth and earni...

1 year ago - Seeking Alpha

Construction Spending Rises

The history of construction spending since 1993 reveals that this data tends to weaken prior to recessions. For a recent dip in Residential Construction attributed to the rise in mortgage rates, this ...

1 year ago - Seeking Alpha

PKB: Housing And Construction Begins To Crack

Housing is in trouble and construction will be the first thing to crack. The Invesco Building & Construction ETF (PKB) is a fund to watch closely as a proxy for the housing industry. Rising mortgage r...

1 year ago - Seeking Alpha

How To Find The Best Sector ETFs 3Q23

With an ever-growing list of similar-sounding ETFs to choose from, finding the best is an increasingly difficult task.

Other symbols: FUTYITBSLX
1 year ago - Forbes

Why There May Be Growing Opportunities In The Industrial Sector

The industrial sector could be poised for a lift as mega spending projects kick in. Why capital investment in infrastructure has been lagging.

1 year ago - Seeking Alpha

PKB: For Homebuilders, Supply Tailwinds Outweigh Affordability Headwinds

The best-performing industry in the stock market is not technology, but homebuilders, despite rising interest rates leading to higher mortgage rates and lower housing affordability. The lack of existi...

1 year ago - Seeking Alpha

3 Things I Think I Think - Housing Risks

If I had to distill my current macro outlook down into a sentence or two it would be “watch everything housing related”. The CPI is still showing rents rising.

2 years ago - Seeking Alpha

High Mortgage Rates And High Inflation

Mortgage rates have not been this high since before the housing crisis. And while the housing market is slowing, prices are still high.

2 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Accelerated Household Formation Could Result In A Protracted Downturn

The pandemic caused a surge in household formation, driven in part by remote work and low-interest rates. This is likely to result in an extended period of weak growth in the number of households, wit...

2 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Industry Outlook 2022: Bracing For The Energy Impact

The manufacturing sector continues to be plagued by supply chain problems while demand is weakening. A post-pandemic reshuffle is in the making, with demand weakening and supply becoming less disrupte...

2 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Housing Construction Performed Well In November

Total housing starts rose to a 1.679 million annual rate in November from a 1.502 million pace in October, an 11.8 percent increase. Starts of multifamily structures with five or more units increased ...

3 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Housing Is Cruising For A Bust, But Not Just Yet

The Fed must act to prevent the worst from happening.

Other symbols: ITBXHB
3 years ago - Forbes

Housing Prices Continue To Soar In Many Countries Around The World

While most economic indicators deteriorated last year, house prices largely shrugged off the effects of the pandemic. Of the over 60 countries that enter into the IMF's Global House Price Index, three...

3 years ago - Seeking Alpha

NAHB Sentiment Index data better than expected

CNBC's Diana Olick joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the NAHB Sentiment Index, or builder sentiment. Olick discusses all things housing after Monday's economic data release.

Other symbols: ITBXHB
3 years ago - CNBC Television

Economic Report: Home builders grow more confident in spite of continued supply-chain headaches

Sentiment among home builders improved for the second consecutive month, rebounding further from the low point reached at the end of summer.

Other symbols: ITBXHB
3 years ago - Market Watch

U.S. homebuilder confidence unexpectedly rises in October, survey shows

Confidence among U.S. single-family homebuilders rose by the most in nearly a year in October as customer traffic improved for a second straight month, although builders remain concerned that the shor...

Other symbols: ITBXHB
3 years ago - Reuters

Homebuilder sentiment bounces back despite ongoing supply chain problems

Homebuilder confidence rose in October thanks to strong buyer demand.

Other symbols: ITBXHB
3 years ago - CNBC

Falling Trend For New Home Sales Continues

The trend in the number of new homes sold in the U.S. continues to fall. The market capitalization of U.S. new homes last peaked in December 2020 at $30.12 billion.

Other symbols: HOMZITBIYRNAILREZXHB
3 years ago - Seeking Alpha