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GraniteShares Gold Trust reported a leadership change at its sponsor, GraniteShares LLC. Effective June 1, 2026, Benoit Autier will step down as Chief Accounting Officer of the Sponsor. On the same date, Brandon Dall’Acqua will become the new Chief Accounting Officer.
The Trust states that Mr. Autier’s departure does not result from any disagreement about the Trust’s operations, policies, or practices. Mr. Dall’Acqua, age 42, has served as GraniteShares’ Chief Financial Officer since January 31, 2025 and previously was VP of Finance at Tidal Financial Group.
GraniteShares Gold Trust reports strong performance for the quarter and nine months ended March 31, 2026, driven by higher gold prices. Net assets rose to $1.59 billion, backed by 345,784.527 ounces of gold bullion valued at $1.59 billion, with 35.1 million shares outstanding.
Net asset value per share increased to $45.39 from $32.42 at June 30, 2025, a 40.01% total return at NAV over nine months, while market-price total return was 41.33%. These gains mainly reflect a 40.18% rise in the gold price to $4,608.35. Expenses consist solely of Sponsor fees, which accrue at an annualized 0.1749% of NAV, producing a 0.17% annualized expense ratio. The Trust reports no debt, no off-balance sheet arrangements, and no legal proceedings.
GraniteShares Gold Trust (BAR) reported a strong quarter ended December 31, 2025, driven by higher gold prices and modest share creations. Net assets rose to $1,492,121,494 from $1,285,913,636 on September 30, a 16.0% increase, as gold climbed from $3,825.30 to $4,307.95 per ounce.
Net asset value per share increased from $37.71 to $42.45, a 12.57% total return at NAV for the quarter and 30.94% for the six months. Shares outstanding rose from 34,100,000 to 35,150,000 through creation orders, with no redemptions in the quarter. The trust holds physical gold only, had net assets of $1.49B and incurred essentially one recurring expense: a Sponsor fee of $626,724 for the quarter, equal to an annualized expense ratio of about 0.17%.
GraniteShares Gold Trust (BAR) reported a strong quarter tied to gold’s rally. Net assets rose 16.31% to $1,285,914,000 at September 30, 2025 from $1,105,575,000 at June 30, 2025, driven by a 16.36% increase in the LBMA PM Gold Price. Net asset value per share increased to $37.71 from $32.42, in line with gold’s move after fees.
The Trust held 336,206.155 ounces of allocated gold valued at $1,286,089,000, with liabilities of $175,000 and no cash balance. Operating structure remained simple: Sponsor fees were the sole ordinary expense at $508,370 for the quarter (annualized 0.1749% of average net assets), producing a small net investment loss offset by $171,669,572 in unrealized gains and $8,277,826 realized gains. Quarterly total return was 16.32% at NAV and 16.61% at market price.
Shares outstanding were 34,100,000 throughout the quarter; as of November 03, 2025, shares outstanding were 34,700,000. Ten baskets (500,000 shares) were redeemed in August. Controls and procedures were deemed effective, and there were no legal proceedings or off‑balance sheet arrangements.