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Price & Fund Data
As at Jul 2026 · Live Price RM 1.8500 · Verify at Bursa before trading
Live Price
RM 1.8500
Jul 2026 · +0.54%
NAV / Unit Price
RM 1.85
as at Jul 2026
Fund Size (AUM)
~RM 50M
MYR-denominated
Annual Fee (TER)
~0.59%
per annum
52-Week Range
1.64 – 1.92
Bursa Malaysia
Performance
YTD +4.52%
1Y +11.11% · 5Y +16.35%
Latest Distribution
0.88 sen (Feb 2026)
Prev: 2.95 sen (Aug 2025)
⚠ Data from official factsheet · Always verify live price before trading
📌 What is the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia ETF?
The FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia ETF (0820EA) carries a remarkable dual distinction: it is both Malaysia's oldest ETF and its first SRI-qualified ETF.
Launched on 7 June 2007 as the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI etf, it spent nearly two decades as a straightforward tracker of the FBM KLCI's 30 blue-chip stocks. In October 2025, under a Replacement Prospectus, it rebranded and shifted its benchmark to the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia (F4GBM) Index — a significantly broader, ESG-screened universe of 179 Malaysian companies.
The fund is managed by AmFunds Management Berhad (marketed under the AmInvest brand) — Malaysia's dominant ETF manager, with approximately RM 1.8 billion in ETF assets under management and roughly 75% market share of Malaysia's ETF industry.
June 2007
Launched as FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI etf — tracked the 30-stock FBM KLCI blue-chip index
December 2014
FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia Index created by FTSE Russell and Bursa Malaysia with 24 initial ESG-screened constituents
August 2025
SRI Qualified by the Securities Commission Malaysia — the first and only ETF on the SC's official SRI Fund list
October 2025
Rebranded to FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia etf — benchmark changed from KLCI to F4GBM Index. Index now covers 179 stocks.
🌱 The FTSE4Good ESG Framework
To qualify for the F4GBM Index, a company must score ≥2.9 out of 5 on FTSE Russell's annual ESG assessment.
All Bursa Malaysia main-market PLCs are assessed annually. The index is reviewed semi-annually in June and December, aiming to include roughly half of the EMAS Index by free-float market cap.
E
Environmental
Climate change, water use, biodiversity, pollution and resource efficiency disclosures and management.
S
Social
Labour standards, health & safety, human rights, supply chain practices and community relations.
G
Governance
Board structure, executive pay, shareholder rights, accounting transparency and anti-corruption controls.
Hard Exclusions (Global FTSE4Good Rules)
🚬 Tobacco producers
⚔️ Controversial weapons makers
⚡ Significant ESG controversies
The F4GBM index does not apply sector exclusions for conventional banking, gambling, or alcohol beyond the global tobacco and weapons screens. Inclusion is primarily determined by ESG score — meaning well-governed conventional banks like Maybank and Public Bank qualify.
Not Shariah-compliant. This fund holds conventional banks (Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank) and other interest-based businesses. Muslim investors seeking ESG-aligned exposure should note that a
FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia Shariah Index (F4GBMS) exists with 115 constituents — but currently no ETF tracks it. For Shariah-compliant Malaysian equity ETFs, see
0821EA or
0824EA.
🏢 Top Holdings
The F4GBM Index covers 179 companies — a far broader exposure than the old 30-stock KLCI. The index is free-float cap-weighted, so large-cap financials dominate the top positions, but mid-cap industrials, healthcare and consumer names add meaningful diversification.
Approximate weights based on FTSE Russell index composition (June 2026). Verify current holdings in the official daily basket disclosure at aminvest.com.
📊 Portfolio Breakdown
FTSE Russell Factsheet, 30 June 2026.
💰 Fees & Charges
There are no entry fees (no sales charge). At ~0.59% TER, 0820EA is one of the most cost-efficient ETFs in Malaysia. Confirm exact fees in the Replacement Prospectus dated 1 October 2025.
⚖️ How Does It Compare?
Malaysian Domestic Equity ETFs — Side by Side
0820EA offers something none of the others do: broad ESG exposure with 179 stocks including conventional banks. If you want the widest Malaysian equity diversification with an ESG filter and don't need Shariah compliance, 0820EA is your only option on Bursa.
Disclaimer
For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. ESG/SRI status based on SC Malaysia's list as at August 2025 — verify current status. Fund data sourced from AmFunds Management Berhad, FTSE Russell and Bursa Malaysia. Pre-October 2025 performance reflects the old KLCI etf mandate, not the current F4GBM benchmark. All investments carry risk. MyETF is an independent resource not affiliated with AmInvest or AmBank Group.