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Physical Precious Metals Basket (ETPMPM) — Review & Analysis

ETPMPM is the only ASX-listed ETF holding a basket of all four major physical precious metals — gold, silver, platinum and palladium — in a single ticker. AUM is $150.36 million with a 0.44% p.a. fee. The metals are vaulted in London with regular auditing. Compare ETPMPM alongside the individual metal ETFs on our commodities and resources ETF page.

Gold dominates the precious metals world in liquidity and investor attention, but platinum and palladium have important industrial uses — primarily auto catalytic converters and, for platinum, emerging hydrogen fuel cell applications. Silver bridges precious and industrial demand.

ETPMPM's basket approach gives investors diversified precious metals exposure without having to manage four separate allocations. The closest peers are the individual metal ETFs — GOLD, ETPMAG silver, ETPMPT platinum and ETPMPD palladium.

The basket is typically weighted toward gold, so price action tends to follow the gold cycle with smaller contributions from the other three metals. Our gold and precious metal ETF options guide covers every precious metals option on the ASX.

Stock Code
ETPMPM
Fund Manager
Global X
Asset Class
Commodities
AUM
$139.86M
MER (%)
0.44%
Listing Date
30/01/2009

Performance (% return)

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Investment Focus

Themes

Precious MetalsCritical Minerals

Exposure Regions

World

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Last updated: January 2026

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