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The Australian CleanTech Index has significantly outperformed the wider market for the full 2015-16 financial year, a new report has shown, capping off a “stellar three years” with returns of nearly 70 per cent for investors that have held the course. There is a long way to go to recapture the strong optimism in clean technology that was around in early 2007. But the ACT Cleantech Index is up 11.6 per cent over the past six months and 36 per cent over the past three years. The number of clean technology and clean energy stocks on ASX is again rising, The views, opinions or recommendations of the author in this article are solely those of the author and do not in any way reflect the views, opinions, recommendations, of ASX Limited ABN 98 008 624 691 and its related bodies corporate ("ASX"). ASX makes no representation or warranty with respect to the accuracy, The ASX Group's activities span primary and secondary market services, including capital formation and hedging, trading and price discovery (Australian Securities Exchange) central counter party risk transfer (ASX Clearing Corporation); and securities settlement for both the equities and fixed income markets (ASX Settlement Corporation). Cleantech stocks continue to outperform the wider market, notwithstanding a go-slow on climate and energy policy from the federal government. The Deloitte Australia Clean Tech Index, an index of 93 ASX-listed cleantech companies, rose 7.8 per cent in the September quarter, compared to a 1.1 per cent rise in the ASX 200.
The Australian CleanTech Index provides a measure of the performance of the Australian listed stocks in the Cleantech sector. With over 90 companies following
Over the last 12 months, the Australian CleanTech Index recorded a gain of 8.6 per cent, behind of the ASX200’s gain of 9.3 per cent and the ASX Small Ordinaries’ gain of 17.1 per cent. Australian CleanTech facilitates and delivers Australian Clean Technology investments on behalf of both investors and project proponents. In addition, Australian CleanTech provides services to Government agencies to help stimulate jobs, investment and trade in the Cleantech industry. To deliver these services Australian CleanTech uses its extensive Cleantech research database. The Cleantech Index, run by Deloitte-owned industry group Australian CleanTech, was dragged down by companies in the minerals, energy storage and efficiency, waste and water sectors. Renewable energy was the one sector that ended the quarter in positive territory, up 2.2 per cent. The Deloitte Australia Clean Tech Index, an index of 93 ASX-listed cleantech companies, rose 7.8 per cent in the September quarter, compared to a 1.1 per cent rise in the ASX 200. The Australian Cleantech 20 rose 6.9 per cent in the quarter. The biggest sector contributors were water and renewable energy. Over the 2018 fiscal year, the Australian CleanTech Index recorded a gain of 13.9%, ahead of the ASX200’s gain of 8.3% but lagging the ASX Small Ordinaries’ gain of 20.5%. Over the last three years, the Australian CleanTech Index is over 40% ahead of the ASX200 and over five years this increases to 89%. The Australian CleanTech Index has significantly outperformed the wider market for the full 2015-16 financial year, a new report has shown, capping off a “stellar three years” with returns of nearly 70 per cent for investors that have held the course. There is a long way to go to recapture the strong optimism in clean technology that was around in early 2007. But the ACT Cleantech Index is up 11.6 per cent over the past six months and 36 per cent over the past three years. The number of clean technology and clean energy stocks on ASX is again rising,
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25 Sep 2019 Deloitte's index of listed 'clean tech' firms has significantly outperformed the ASX 200. Print Email Facebook Twitter More
The Australian CleanTech Index has significantly outperformed the wider market for the full 2015-16 financial year, a new report has shown, capping off a “stellar three years” with returns of nearly 70 per cent for investors that have held the course.
The Australian CleanTech Index provides a measure of the performance of the Australian listed stocks in the Cleantech sector. With over 90 companies following It is compiled from publicly available information provided by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). The DACT Index is based on the market capitalisation 19 Jul 2018 Over the 2018 fiscal year, the Australian CleanTech Index recorded a gain of 13.9%, ahead of the ASX200's gain of 8.3% but lagging the ASX 19 Jul 2018 Advisory Australian CleanTech maintains an index of 90 ASX “cleantech” stocks that derive more than half their revenue from output that
There is a long way to go to recapture the strong optimism in clean technology that was around in early 2007. But the ACT Cleantech Index is up 11.6 per cent over the past six months and 36 per cent over the past three years. The number of clean technology and clean energy stocks on ASX is again rising,
The Cleantech Index, run by Deloitte-owned industry group Australian CleanTech, was dragged down by companies in the minerals, energy storage and efficiency, waste and water sectors. Renewable energy was the one sector that ended the quarter in positive territory, up 2.2 per cent. The Deloitte Australia Clean Tech Index, an index of 93 ASX-listed cleantech companies, rose 7.8 per cent in the September quarter, compared to a 1.1 per cent rise in the ASX 200. The Australian Cleantech 20 rose 6.9 per cent in the quarter. The biggest sector contributors were water and renewable energy. Over the 2018 fiscal year, the Australian CleanTech Index recorded a gain of 13.9%, ahead of the ASX200’s gain of 8.3% but lagging the ASX Small Ordinaries’ gain of 20.5%. Over the last three years, the Australian CleanTech Index is over 40% ahead of the ASX200 and over five years this increases to 89%. The Australian CleanTech Index has significantly outperformed the wider market for the full 2015-16 financial year, a new report has shown, capping off a “stellar three years” with returns of nearly 70 per cent for investors that have held the course. There is a long way to go to recapture the strong optimism in clean technology that was around in early 2007. But the ACT Cleantech Index is up 11.6 per cent over the past six months and 36 per cent over the past three years. The number of clean technology and clean energy stocks on ASX is again rising,
Index 2. Australian CleanTech Index Performance 3Q FY18 Australian CleanTech Index again outperformed the ASX200 for the month of March and the third quarter of FY18. The Australian CleanTech Index fell from 64.60 to 63.72 over the month recording a 1.35% loss. This compared to the ASX200 loss of 4.27% and the ASX Small Ordinaries loss of 3.01%. Index 2. Australian CleanTech Index Performance 1Q FY16 Australian CleanTech Index again outperformed the ASX200 and the ASX Small Ordinaries for the quarter. The Australian CleanTech Index fell from 42.4 to 41.5 over the month of September recording a 2.1% loss, continuing a run of losses. This compared to the ASX200 ACT Australian CleanTech Index outperformed the S&P ASX200 and the S&P ASX Small Ordinaries for both the month of December and the second quarter of FY15. The Australian CleanTech Index has again outperformed the ASX across the 2016-17 financial year, marking the third year in a row of outperformance, over which time it has beaten the general market