XGRO.TO
iShares Core Growth ETF Portfolio
Diversified ETF · Fund / ETF · Canada · ETF
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Fund Overview
XGRO is a single-ticket, fund-of-funds asset-allocation portfolio managed by BlackRock Canada, built for investors seeking greater long-term growth potential than a balanced portfolio while retaining a small fixed-income allocation. It invests in a mix of other iShares ETFs rather than individual securities.
Index Strategy
The fund targets a growth-oriented allocation with a larger weighting to equities than a balanced portfolio while retaining a smaller fixed-income component, across its underlying iShares ETF holdings, spanning Canadian, U.S., international-developed, and emerging-market exposure, with BlackRock Canada periodically rebalancing the underlying weights back to target.
Geographic Exposure
Geographic exposure is globally diversified across Canada, the United States, international-developed markets, and emerging markets through the fund's underlying ETF holdings, rather than concentrated in a single country.
Principal Risks
As a fund-of-funds combining underlying equity and fixed-income ETFs at a targeted growth-oriented mix with a larger equity weighting than a balanced portfolio, XGRO.TO carries equity-market risk as its dominant risk factor, along with multi-currency risk from its globally diversified components and the interest-rate/credit risk of its smaller fixed-income allocation.
Source Documents
- iShares Core Growth ETF Portfolio — official fund product page — iShares (BlackRock Canada) (2026-07-29)
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