VEUA.L dividend calculator
FTSE Developed Europe UCITS ETF
Current price £51.19
FTSE Developed Europe UCITS ETF reinvests its income inside the fund instead of paying it out, so there is no cash payout to model. You can still run what-ifs by hand in the calculator below.
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VEUA.L distribution health check
Distribution yieldn/a
No cash distributions
Distribution frequencyUnknown
No upcoming payment projected
Yearly fee (TER)0.10%
The yearly cost baked into your returns
ETF quality70/100
Solid on our cost, process and income checks
What's inside VEUA.L?
Top holdings
- ASML Holding NV4.3%
- HSBC Holdings PLC2.5%
- Roche Holding AG Ordinary Shares new2.1%
- Novartis AG Registered Shares2.0%
- Nestle SA1.7%
Top sectors
- Financial Services25.7%
- Industrials19.2%
- Healthcare12.7%
VEUA.L vs similar income ETFs
| Share | Yield | Yearly fee (TER) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| VEUA.LFTSE Developed Europe UCITS ETF | n/a | 0.10% | This page |
| HDViShares Core High Dividend ETF | 11.70% | 0.08% | Calculate → |
| QYLDGlobal X - Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF | 11.57% | 0.60% | Calculate → |
| RYLDGlobal X - Russell 2000 Covered Call ETF | 11.54% | 0.60% | Calculate → |
Frequently asked questions
- How much does VEUA.L pay per share?
- FTSE Developed Europe UCITS ETF is an accumulating share class. It reinvests income inside the fund, so there is no cash payout.
- When is the next VEUA.L distribution?
- This share class does not make cash distributions, so there is no payment date to project.
- What does VEUA.L hold?
- Its biggest positions right now are ASML Holding NV, HSBC Holdings PLC and Roche Holding AG Ordinary Shares new. The VEUA.L inspect page has the full holdings, sector and country breakdown.
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