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Which ETFs hold Air Products and Chemicals Inc (APD)?

US industrial gases company supplying hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen to industry.

18 Australian ETFs hold Air Products and Chemicals Inc, a Materials company from United States. HGEN has the biggest weighting at 4.89%. Across these funds, Australian ETF investors own about $61m of Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

ETFs holding it18
Highest weight4.9%
Largest holder by sizeVGS
Held via ETFs$61m

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The ETFs with the most Air Products and Chemicals Inc

Share of each fund invested in Air Products and Chemicals Inc, from issuers' published holdings.

All 18 ETFs that hold Air Products and Chemicals Inc, ranked by weight

Best-endeavours estimate. Built from each issuer's published holdings, which may be weeks or months old, may cover only part of a fund (some publish only their top 10) and are matched by company name. Figures may be incomplete or inaccurate. Check the issuer's website and PDS before relying on them. General information only.

Weights from each issuer's published holdings (September to November 2026). Some funds list only their largest holdings. General information only, not a recommendation to buy or sell Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

Common questions

Which ETF has the most Air Products and Chemicals Inc?

HGEN (Global X Hydrogen ETF) has the highest weighting, with 4.89% of the fund in Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

What is the cheapest ETF that holds Air Products and Chemicals Inc?

Of the ETFs where Air Products and Chemicals Inc is at least 1% of the fund, HGEN has the lowest fee at 0.69% a year, with 4.89% in Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

How much Air Products and Chemicals Inc do I own with $10,000 in VGS?

About $7. VGS is the largest ETF that holds Air Products and Chemicals Inc, and Air Products and Chemicals Inc makes up 0.07% of it.

How many Australian ETFs hold Air Products and Chemicals Inc?

18 ETFs listed on the ASX or TMX Australia hold Air Products and Chemicals Inc, based on issuers' published holdings.