STATE STREET SPDR MSCI WORLD MATERIALS UCITS ETF - USD

State Street SPDR MSCI World Materials UCITS ETF - USD Stock

WMAT

IE00BYTRRF33

Market Closed - London S.E. 11:35:09 2026-10-16 EDT			5-day change	1st Jan Change
82.16 ^USD	+1.30%		+0.62%	+12.61%

Current month	+1.52%
1 month	-1.30%

Main features

	IE00BYTRRF33	Fees	0.3%	Dividend Policy	Market Cap
Currency	USD	AuM (CAD)	358.52M	Replication Method	Direct (Physical)
Number of securities	114	AuM evolution	-	Date of creation	2016-04-28

Chart: State Street SPDR MSCI World Materials UCITS ETF - USD

London S.E.USD

Markets		Quality
London S.E.	WMAT	Delayed
Borsa Italiana	WMAT	Real-time
Euronext Amsterdam	WMAT	Real-time
OTC Markets	SSGWF	Delayed
Tradegate	SS48	Real-time
Boerse Muenchen	SS48	Real-time
Swiss Exchange	WMAT	Delayed
CBOE	WMAT	Real-time
CBOE	WMAT	Real-time
Swiss Exchange	WMAT	Delayed

Dynamic Chart

Top Holdings

Name	Off-Hours Price	Change	Weight
GLENCORE PLC	583.10GBX	+1.57%	-
ICL GROUP LTD	4.970USD	0.00%	-
SVENSKA CELLULOSA AKTIEBOLAGET SCA	125.70SEK	+1.37%	-
AIR LIQUIDE	173.16EUR	+0.07%	-
CF INDUSTRIES HOLDINGS, INC.	120.85USD	+0.90%	-
LINDE PLC	498.43USD	+1.06%	8.03%
BHP GROUP LIMITED	60.03AUD	+3.50%	7%
RIO TINTO PLC	6,816.00GBX	+0.59%	3.37%
SHIN-ETSU CHEMICAL CO., LTD.	5,978.00JPY	+0.25%	3.07%
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY	335.20USD	-0.51%	3.04%

View the 113 instruments that make up the ETF

Easily sort and filter through all available ETFs

Access the ETF Screener

Economic news

	The AI Trade Is Getting Harder	10-16
	The AI Trade Is Getting Harder	10-16
	The AI Trade Is Getting Harder	10-16
	The AI Trade Is Getting Harder	10-16
	The AI Trade Is Getting Harder	10-16
	The IMF is less worried about jobs than about the payroll	10-16
	Artificial intelligence: after the euphoria, time to reckon	10-16
	Buy the Dip or Falling Knife?	10-16
	The Week's Best Articles: OK boomer	10-16
	The American consumer is resisting better than concerns about purchasing power suggest	10-16

More news

In partnership with

Investment objective

Asset Classes	Stocks
Geographical Focus	Developed markets
Theme and Sector	Materials

The objective of the Fund is to track the performance of companies in the materials sector, across developed markets globally. The Fund seeks to track the performance of the MSCI World Materials Index (the 'Index') as closely as possible. The Fund invests primarily in securities included in the Index. These securities include equity securities issued by companies globally, which have been classified as falling within the materials sector, in line with the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS).