NH Amundi Asset Management noted on the 18th that its Global Aerospace Fund (UH/H) has surpassed a net worth of 120 billion won.
According to Shinhan Fund Partners, as of the 11th, the net worth of the Global Aerospace Fund (UH/H) was recorded at 127.8 billion won, nearly doubling from its initial amount of 64.8 billion won. The one-year revenue rate was 44.64%, the three-year revenue rate was 105.06%, and the revenue rate since the establishment was 105.06% (UH standard).
NH Amundi Asset Management explained that the Global Aerospace Fund has adopted a systematic investment strategy through big data analysis to select aerospace corporations with outstanding technologies.
The fund invests by constructing a quantitative portfolio based on benchmark indices. Major components include core aerospace corporations both domestically and internationally, such as Lockheed Martin, Airbus, Hanwha Systems, and LIG Nex1.
The global aerospace industry is projected to grow to $1.4 trillion (approximately 2,028.6 trillion won) by 2030. NH Amundi Asset Management analyzed that while the government previously led the aerospace industry, the private sector is now taking the lead, resulting in rapid industry expansion.
Park Jin-ho, head of the equity management division at NH Amundi Asset Management, said, “The aerospace industry is now entering the 'New Space Era' led by the private sector,” and added, “With the growth of the private aerospace industry now in full swing, the Global Aerospace Fund could become an effective investment option.”