Performance data is updated to 31 May 2026.
Physical Platinum (ETPMPT) — Review & Analysis
ETPMPT is the ASX's only dedicated physical platinum ETF, backed by allocated bullion held in London. AUM is $97.74 million with a 0.49% p.a. fee. Platinum is a precious metal with significant industrial use — primarily auto catalytic converters and increasingly hydrogen fuel cell applications. Compare ETPMPT alongside the rest of the precious metals universe on our commodities and resources ETF page.
Platinum's price drivers are distinct from gold. Where gold is dominated by monetary and inflation factors, platinum is heavily tied to auto production (especially diesel vehicles in Europe) and to South African supply, which produces roughly 70% of global output.
The platinum price has traded sideways for over a decade after collapsing post-2008, but the emerging hydrogen economy and tighter emissions standards are potential catalysts for renewed demand. The simpler alternative is ETPMPM, which packages platinum inside a basket with gold, silver and palladium.
ETPMPT works for investors with a specific platinum thesis rather than as broad portfolio insurance. The fund is unhedged. Our gold and precious metal ETF options guide covers the full precious metals landscape on the ASX.
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Similar ETFs
| Stock | Name | 1 Year % |
|---|---|---|
| GOLD | Global X Physical Gold | +22.27% |
| PMGOLD | Perth Mint Gold | +22.50% |
| ETPMAG | Physical Silver | +103.79% |
| GDX | VanEck Gold Miners ETF | +60.85% |
| QAU | Gold Bullion Currency Hedged ETF | +34.36% |
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Last updated: January 2026
