FMTL Holdings

54 holdings in the fund's latest file; the data source updated it on Oct 8, 2026.

Top 25 Holdings

#HoldingWeightShares (as reported)Value (as reported)
1BHP Group Limited (BHP.AX)9.26%62,618$2.7M
2Freeport-McMoRan Inc.8.87%36,299$2.6M
3Glencore Plc (GLEN.L)8.20%320,789$2.4M
4Anglo American Plc (AAL.L)7.00%38,367$2.1M
5Sumitomo Corporation (8053.T)5.12%138,496$1.5M
6Grupo Mexico, S.A.B. de C.V. (Class B) (GMEXICOB.MX)4.94%113,057$1.5M
7Cameco Corporation4.74%15,650$1.4M
8Newmont Corporation4.40%11,401$1.3M
9Wheaton Precious Metals Corp.4.38%9,631$1.3M
10Barrick Mining Corporation4.26%31,977$1.3M
11AngloGold Ashanti plc3.83%12,499$1.1M
12Teck Resources Limited (Class B)3.74%16,815$1.1M
13Valterra Platinum Limited (VALT.L)2.38%9,515$700.9K
14Southern Copper Corporation2.11%3,095$620.8K
15South32 Limited (S32.AX)1.90%160,767$559.7K
16Antofagasta Plc (ANTO.L)1.90%11,472$559.6K
17NAC Kazatomprom JSC (GDR) (NATKY)1.81%8,214$533.1K
18Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. (5713.T)1.74%8,399$512.4K
19Boliden AB (BOL.ST)1.74%9,761$512.4K
20Hindalco Industries Limited1.63%51,064$480.6K
21JX Advanced Metals Corporation (5016.T)1.57%19,199$461.2K
22KGHM Polska Miedz S.A. (KGH.WA)1.43%4,912$420.3K
23Alcoa Corporation1.37%9,465$402.1K
24Norsk Hydro ASA (NHY.OL)1.28%46,304$376.4K
25Mitsui Kinzoku Company, Ltd. (5706.T)1.19%19,990$351.3K

Country Weights

  • Australia: 11.38%
  • United States: 22.07%
  • Switzerland: 8.20%
  • United Kingdom: 8.96%
  • Japan: 9.62%
  • Mexico: 4.94%
  • Canada: 19.14%
  • South Africa: 3.22%
  • Kazakhstan: 1.81%
  • Sweden: 1.74%
  • Other: 2.51%
  • Poland: 1.43%
  • Norway: 1.39%
  • Chile: 1.13%
  • Peru: 0.97%
  • India: 1.35%
  • Luxembourg: 0.07%
  • France: 0.06%

Shares, value and weight are as reported in the file, dated by the data source's last update of it (not the date of the positions), never adjusted; a split warning appears only for a split close to or after that date, and its absence does not mean the count is on today's share basis. Weights as the fund reports them. Leveraged and inverse funds list swaps and cash, so weights can be negative or add up past 100.