Overview
- Actinver, which relaunched the ETF Tuesday on the Mexican Stock Exchange with Morningstar, shifted it to a multifactor index that screens about 25 local stocks.
- The fund now tracks the Morningstar Mexico Quality Value Index, the firm’s first index built directly for a Mexican product, using value and growth signals with portfolio optimization.
- The management fee drops from 0.65% to 0.25%, putting pricing in line with BlackRock’s IPC tracker NAFTRAC.
- Shares traded around 63.75 to 65 pesos per unit, a level pitched as friendly for first-time and small-balance investors.
- Actinver cited roughly 20% gains so far in 2026 and about 275% cumulative returns, while assets sit near 150 million pesos and the firm cautioned that past results do not predict future performance.