VanEck Gaming ETF
BJK
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- Financial Services
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- Asset Management
- Address
- 666 Third Avenue, 9th Floor New York NY United States of America 10017
- IPO Date
- Jan 24, 2008
- CIK
- 0001137360
- Website
- vaneck.com
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- VanEck Gaming ETF (BJK) is an exchange-traded fund that seeks to replicate, before fees and expenses, the price and yield performance of the MVIS Global Gaming Index (MVBJKTR). The index tracks the overall performance of global companies principally engaged in casinos and casino hotels; sports betting; lottery services; gaming services; gaming technology; and gaming equipment, with constituents required to derive greater than 50% of revenues from these activities. The fund holds approximately 34 equity positions, including top holdings such as Las Vegas Sands Corp. (8.18%), Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. (7.22%), Flutter Entertainment Plc. (6.65%), VICI Properties Inc. (6.49%), and Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd. (5.50%); sector weightings emphasize consumer discretionary (88.92%) and real estate (11.14%), with primary country exposures in the United States (50.16%), Australia (11.17%), and China (7.39%). BJK operates globally, targeting investors seeking exposure to the gaming industry across developed and emerging markets. Launched on January 22, 2008, and headquartered in New York with VanEck as issuer and manager, the ETF maintains total net assets of approximately $23-28 million and a net expense ratio of 0.67%. In a significant strategic shift announced in December 2025, VanEck plans to rebrand BJK as the VanEck Degen Economy ETF and revise its investment objective and principal strategy to track a new Degen Economy Index after trading ends on April 8, 2026; the updated focus targets companies generating at least 50% of revenue from millennial finance, gig economy and online forums, digital sports betting, or video game development, potentially including cryptocurrency exchanges, digital brokerages, iGaming software, buy-now-pay-later firms, and ride-sharing or food delivery services.