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WHEB Environmental Impact

ISIN
Domicile
Ireland
StructureUCITS
Latest NAV Price
Not yet available
NAV daily change
Not yet available
OCF
31 October 20260.74%
Fund Launch Date08.12.2021

Overview

Objective

The WHEB Environmental Impact Fund is a high-conviction strategy that seeks capital growth in the long term by investing in companies providing environmental solutions through zero-carbon and sustainable economies.

Investment Approach

The transition to a zero-carbon, sustainable economy is creating significant opportunities for companies offering genuine environmental solutions, from cleaner energy and resource efficiency to sustainable transport and water management.

The WHEB Environmental Impact Fund invests in high-quality, innovative businesses aiming to convert this growing demand into profitable, sustained growth.

Fund Facts

Key Facts
Launch Date
08.12.2021
Fund Managers (start date)
Ted Franks (08.12.2021)
ISIN
IE00002LHLE7
BLOOMBERG
WHWEICA ID
Underlying currency
USD
Pricing
Daily, single priced
Valuation
16:00 GMT
Deal cut off time
11:30 GMT
Administrator
Société Générale Securities Services, SGSS (Ireland) Limited
UK Reporting Fund Status
Yes
ISA Eligible
No
Fees & Expenses
Ongoing Chargesas at 31 Oct 2026

0.74%

Min Investmentas at 31 Oct 2026

US$100

Countries of Fund Registration

Please click on each country to see share class availability

Performance

Impact

WHEB engagement in practice

These Q3 2025 case studies describe WHEB's engagement with Linde, Kurita and First Solar. The WHEB Environmental Impact Fund held all three companies at 30 June 2025. Portfolio-level emissions figures in these articles refer to the original WHEB strategy context; they are not Environmental fund results.

Literature

Document Name

INSIGHTS IN FOCUS

How are heatwaves and drought reshaping clean energy investment?

From French nuclear shutdowns to Europe’s weakest hydropower output in over a decade, this summer’s heat and drought have exposed weak points in the region’s power system. Crucially, this vulnerability varies sharply by technology, with wind and solar proving far more resilient. In this insight, we assess how each technology copes with hotter, drier summers, and explain why adaptation is essential for the energy transition.

Sustainable & Impact | 20 Oct 2026 | 4 min

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