S&P Global High Dividend Aristocrats ETF
About this ETF
INCM aims to track the performance of an index (before fees and expenses) that provides exposure to companies which have increased or maintained dividends every year for at least 10 consecutive years within developed markets outside of Australia.
Scout Score
An independent score calculated by ETF Scout across 7 real-data factors (cost, diversification, tracking, liquidity, fund strength, performance, income), ranked against other funds in the same category.
Strengths
- Attractive yield — 4.85%, higher than 71% of International Shares peers.
Weaknesses
- Small fund — $106M in assets, smaller than 81% of International Shares funds, which can mean wider spreads.
- Weak long-term return — +9.9% p.a. (blended), trails 81% of rated International Shares peers.
- Lower liquidity — 0.33% bid/ask spread, wider than 74% of International Shares peers.
Performance (as of 4 Nov 2026)
Total returns, net of fees. Periods longer than 1 year are annualised.
Price history
Cumulative return over the selected period, indexed to 0% at the start of the range.
Geographic exposure (as at 4 Nov 2026)
Country (where the company is based).
United States
Japan
Germany
Canada
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Spain
Denmark
Hong Kong
Italy
France
NorwaySector breakdown (as at 4 Nov 2026)
How your portfolio's holdings are spread across GICS sectors.
Top holdings (as of 4 Nov 2026)
The fund's largest individual holdings, ranked by portfolio weight.
- 1.
Microsoft Corp7.87%
- 2.
Apple Inc5.41%
- 3.
Verizon Communications Inc3.93%
- 4.
Broadcom Inc3.21%
- 5.International Business Machine2.50%
- 6.
Accenture plc2.43%
- 7.
Exxon Mobil Corp2.30%
- 8.
Cisco Systems Inc1.96%
- 9.
Chevron Corp1.83%
- 10.Sap SE1.77%
- 11.
Texas Instruments Inc1.75%
- 12.
Roche Holding AG1.67%
- 13.
Nestle SA1.62%
- 14.
Comcast Corp1.59%
- 15.
JPMorgan Chase & Co1.58%
- 16.
Novartis AG1.48%
- 17.
Abbvie Inc1.43%
- 18.
Johnson & Johnson1.40%
- 19.
Allianz SE1.25%
- 20.
Pfizer Inc1.24%