Singapore's First Home-Grown Physical Gold ETF to List Thursday: Filling a Two-Decade Gap with 0.39% TER

The LionGlobal Singapore Physical Gold ETF (GLS/GLU) is set to debut on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on March 26. As the first new physical gold ETF in Singapore in 20 years, it features local vault storage and a total expense ratio (TER) of approximately 0.39%, positioned slightly lower than the world's largest gold ETF.

NewTimeSpace News: Singapore Exchange (SGX Group) has confirmed that the LionGlobal Singapore Physical Gold ETF will officially commence secondary market trading on March 26, 2026. The ETF will trade under the symbols GLS (in SGD) and GLU (in USD), with an initial issue price of approximately US$5 per unit. The fund supports dual-currency trading and carries a Total Expense Ratio (TER) of approximately 0.39%, which is slightly lower than that of GLD, the world's largest gold ETF.

As the first physical gold ETF to list in Singapore in two decades, the product's core value proposition lies in its underlying gold bars being fully stored and insured within local Singaporean vaults. Compared to traditional offshore custody models, this localized storage significantly enhances transparency and "physical certainty" regarding asset custody.

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