Canadian-Listed Consumer ETFs

Funds that hold companies selling everyday goods and services to households.

About this category

Compare Canadian-listed ETFs in the Consumer category. Consumer ETFs track companies selling goods and services directly to households, spanning discretionary items like apparel and leisure alongside staples like food and personal care. These funds reflect the health of household spending and consumer confidence.

Plain funds7
Plain fund assetsCA$479M
Largest companies, share of the money
  1. Loblaw Companies23.4%
  2. Alimentation Couche-Tard20.7%
  3. Metro14.4%
  4. George Weston11.3%
  5. Saputo6.5%
  6. Together76.4%

Weighted by fund assets. Holdings data covers all 7 funds.

The funds

Returns
SelectWatchlistFund
XST.TOiShares S&P/TSX Capped Consumer Staples Index ETF
CA$413M0.61%+8.0%+17.3%+16.7%0.7%
TRVL.TOHarvest Travel & Leisure Index ETF
CA$37M0.69%+8.8%+18.4%+22.8%0.0%
MART.TOGlobal X Equal Weight Canadian Groceries & Staples Index ETF
CA$13M0.36%+7.5%+15.4%Too new0.2%
ZXLP.TOBMO SPDR Consumer Staples Select Sector Index ETF
CA$5M0.21%+18.5%+19.5%Too new0.8%
XDRV.TOiShares Global Electric and Autonomous Vehicles Index ETF
CA$5M0.44%+0.6%-0.6%Under review3.4%
ZXLY.TOBMO SPDR Consumer Discretionary Select Sector Index ETF
CA$4M0.21%+0.4%+1.3%Too new0.6%
UMRT.TOGlobal X Equal Weight U.S. Groceries & Staples Index ETF
CA$2M0.35%+23.8%+19.5%Too new0.8%
  1. XST.TO1 yr+17.3%
  2. TRVL.TO1 yr+18.4%
  3. MART.TO1 yr+15.4%
  4. ZXLP.TO1 yr+19.5%
  5. XDRV.TO1 yr-0.6%
  6. ZXLY.TO1 yr+1.3%
  7. UMRT.TO1 yr+19.5%

Prices and AUM are shown in Canadian dollars. Return percentages are calculated from the CAD-listed class. Listing currency does not by itself describe the currency exposure of the fund's holdings. CAD hedging is shown separately.

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