Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) · VALT-U.TO · ISIN CA12562B2093
CI Gold Bullion ETF
43.03 CAD
−0.08(−0.19%)downPrevious close · Sep 18, 10:36 ET
Data last updated: (23 h ago)· Delayed exchange data
CI Gold Bullion ETF (VALT-U.TO) trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange and operates in the Asset Management industry. Its market capitalisation is approximately 167.23M CAD. Its ISIN is CA12562B2093. This page shows the latest available price, the day and 52-week ranges and an interactive chart. Quotes are delayed and are not intended for order execution.
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Key facts
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX)
ISIN
CA12562B2093
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Asset Management
Country
CA
Market cap
167.23M CAD
Previous close
43.11 CAD
Day range
43.03 – 43.03
52-week range
37.98 – 54.93
Volume
235
Asset type
Etf
About CI Gold Bullion ETF
The Fund is designed for investors who want a cost-effective and convenient way to invest in gold. The Fund seeks to buy and hold substantially all of its assets in gold bullion. As such, its performance should reflect the performance of the price of gold, less the Fund’s expenses.
Company websiteFrequently asked
- What is the VALT-U.TO share price today?
- This page shows the latest available CI Gold Bullion ETF (VALT-U.TO) price with its change against the prior close. Values are delayed or previous-close, not real-time.
- Where is CI Gold Bullion ETF listed?
- CI Gold Bullion ETF trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol VALT-U.TO, ISIN CA12562B2093.
- How large is CI Gold Bullion ETF?
- Its market capitalisation is approximately 167.23M CAD, based on the latest available price and share count from our data provider.
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