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Vanguard Energy Fund Admiral Shares (VGELX)

NASDAQ Financial Services Asset Management
$111.50 ▲ +0.03%
Market Cap
$6.91B
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Asset Management
Beta
0.12
52-Wk Range
90.03-114.87
CEO
Country
US
Currency
USD

Vanguard Energy Fund Admiral Shares operates in the Asset Management industry of the Financial Services sector, headquartered in Malvern, PA, US. The stock last traded at $111.50, up 0.03% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $6.91B. Its beta of 0.12 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
NASDAQ
Employees
IPO date
2001-11-12
Headquarters
Malvern, PA, US
About Vanguard Energy Fund Admiral Shares

This actively managed, low-cost fund offers investors a way to participate in the energy sector, both domestically and internationally. It focuses on companies primarily engaged in various energy-related operations, including the production and transmission of energy or fuels, the manufacturing of necessary components, energy research, and initiatives for energy conservation or pollution control. The fund maintains the option to allocate up to 100% of its assets to foreign securities, which tend to exhibit greater price fluctuations than U.S. holdings. Given the inherent volatility of the sector, annual returns may differ substantially. Consequently, this fund is best viewed as a supplementary component within a broader, diversified portfolio, particularly for those with a long-term investment outlook. Please note that effective May 12, 2026, the fund's name will transition from the Vanguard Energy Fund to the Vanguard Energy Opportunities Fund; however, its investment objectives, strategies, and policies will remain unchanged.

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