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BMO Global Agriculture ETF(ZEAT-T)
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Overview

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Description

The BMO Global Agriculture ETF seeks to provide exposure to a portfolio of global agriculture and agriculture related companies. Securities will be selected from the large capitalization global equity universe across sectors that are involved in or benefit from agricultural production, chemicals, farm machinery, food distribution, and packaging.

Investment Information

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Shares Outstanding, K
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52-Week RangeLow price23.84-High price28.96
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