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PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA) Stock Price, News & Analysis

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Price Move History

Daily moves over 5%
16 101 sessions, May 7, 2026 to September 30, 2026
Largest daily move
-12.5% close of June 5, 2026

Company Description

PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA) is an exchange-traded fund launched in the U.S. market as part of Hanwha Asset Management's PLUS series. The fund is designed to provide exposure to South Korean companies with high relevance to Korea's core manufacturing industries, using an index framework that identifies companies tied to selected industrial and technology categories.

KMCA's stated industry exposure centers on South Korean manufacturing and advanced industrial supply chains. The index referenced for the fund defines the core manufacturing universe through companies associated with artificial intelligence semiconductors, rechargeable batteries, shipbuilding, defense, power grid and nuclear energy firms, and robotics and humanoid industry businesses. These categories place the ETF within a thematic equity structure rather than a broad-market country fund.

The fund's launch was announced by Exchange Traded Concepts, LLC in connection with Hanwha Asset Management. Exchange Traded Concepts specializes in ETF solutions, including white-label ETFs, sub-advisory, portfolio management, fund marketing, and consulting services for asset managers and other sponsors. For KMCA, the durable issuer profile is that of a U.S.-market ETF offering targeted equity exposure to South Korean companies connected to defined manufacturing and technology industries.

Stock Performance

$20.00
-0.47%
0.10
Last updated: September 30, 2026 at 15:57
-0.1%
Performance 1 month

PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA) closed at $20.01 on September 30, 2026. Over the past month, the price has lost 0.1%.

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KMCA Metrics & Rankings

Price returns through September 30, 2026. Month-to-date and YTD include the first trading day. Ranking links may use different dates.

SEC Filings

No SEC filings available for KMCA.

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Short Interest History

Last 12 Months

Short interest in PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA) currently stands at 230 shares, up 45.6% from the previous reporting period, representing 0.0% of the shares outstanding. Since May 2026, short interest has decreased by 92.1%.

Days to Cover History

Last 12 Months

Days to cover for PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA) currently stands at 1.0 days. The ratio is the reported short interest divided by the average daily trading volume. Across the settlements charted above, it has ranged from 1.0 to 3.1 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current quoted price of PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA)?

The current quoted price of PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA) is $20.00 as of September 30, 2026.

What is PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF (KMCA)?

KMCA is an exchange-traded fund launched in the U.S. market as part of Hanwha Asset Management's PLUS series.

What does KMCA seek to provide exposure to?

KMCA is designed to provide exposure to South Korean companies with high relevance to Korea's core manufacturing industries.

Which industries are included in KMCA's index framework?

The index framework references artificial intelligence semiconductors, rechargeable batteries, shipbuilding, defense, power grid and nuclear energy firms, and robotics and humanoid industry companies.

Who announced the U.S. launch of KMCA?

Exchange Traded Concepts, LLC announced the U.S. launch of Hanwha Asset Management's PLUS Korea Manufacturing Core Alliance Index ETF.

Is KMCA a broad-market Korea fund?

KMCA is described as a thematic ETF focused on defined South Korean manufacturing and advanced industrial categories rather than a general description of the entire Korean equity market.