Global Tech Investment Landscape: Top ASX Technology ETFs in 2025

2025-10-13 12:08:26

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, Australia’s tech sector has emerged as a significant contributor to the national economy, accounting for 8.5 percent of the country’s GDP, equivalent to AU$167 billion. As of 2024, Australia ranked 15th globally in digital competitiveness, underscoring the sector’s robust growth and potential.

For investors seeking exposure to this dynamic market, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) offer a compelling avenue. ETFs, which trade on exchanges like stocks, provide a diversified basket of securities, often with lower expense ratios and fewer broker commissions compared to traditional investment vehicles.

Understanding ASX Technology ETFs

ASX technology ETFs can be purchased through ASX participant brokers or digital trading platforms. These funds offer diversity by holding multiple stocks within the tech sector or even across industries. Some ASX tech ETFs provide exposure to international tech shares not typically available to Australian investors.

When considering ETF investments, it’s crucial to avoid portfolio duplication. Investors should assess their total sector exposure, not just that provided by a single ETF.

Top 6 ASX Technology ETFs by Market Capitalization

Here are the six largest ASX technology ETFs, ranked by market capitalization as of March 13, 2025:

1. Betashares NASDAQ 100 ETF (ASX:NDQ)

Metric	Value
Assets under management	AU$5.69 billion
Yearly performance	9.77%
Management fee	0.48%

This ETF tracks the NASDAQ 100 Index, focusing on global tech leaders. Its holdings are predominantly in electronic technology (41.03%) and technology services (39.8%).

2. Betashares Global Cybersecurity ETF (ASX:HACK)

Metric	Value
Assets under management	AU$1.15 billion
Yearly performance	13.83%
Management fee	0.67%

Specializing in cybersecurity, this ETF invests heavily in technology services (71.14%) and electronic technology, with a significant focus on systems software (45.3%).

3. Global X Fang+ ETF (ASX:FANG)

Metric	Value
Assets under management	AU$962.38 million
Yearly performance	19.18%
Management fee	0.35%

Tracking the NYSE FANG+ Index, this ETF provides exposure to leading tech companies and emerging growth stocks, with 60.53% in technology services and 28.06% in electronic technology.

4. Betashares Asia Technology Tigers (ASX:ASIA)

Metric	Value
Assets under management	AU$649.37 million
Yearly performance	30.62%
Management fee	0.67%

This ETF focuses on Asian tech companies (excluding Japan), with significant holdings in China and Taiwan (70.8%). It offers diversification from US-centric tech ETFs.

5. Global X Morningstar Global Technology ETF (ASX:TECH)

Metric	Value
Assets under management	AU$362.2 million
Yearly performance	-3.43%
Management fee	0.45%

This global ETF invests in companies benefiting from increased technology adoption, with 69.9% of holdings in the information technology sector across North America, Europe, and Asia.

6. Betashares S&P/ASX Australian Technology ETF (ASX:ATEC)

Metric	Value
Assets under management	AU$292.34 million
Yearly performance	11.38%
Management fee	0.48%

ATEC is the only ETF on this list focusing solely on Australian tech shares, with 93% of its holdings in Australia. The majority of its investments (72%) are in the technology services sector.

By providing diverse exposure to the global and local tech sectors, these ASX technology ETFs offer investors strategic options for capitalizing on the ongoing digital transformation across industries.

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