iShares Core DAX
TER
0.16%
Hist. return*
~7%
Overview
If you're looking for exposure to European equities, iShares Core DAX (iShares) tracks the DAX 40 index with a 0.16% annual cost — one of the factors that matters most over the long run. Being accumulating, it automatically reinvests dividends, which maximizes the compounding effect. Its risk indicator is 4/7, domiciled in Alemania and denominated in EUR.
Full factsheet
- ISIN
- DE0005933931
- Ticker
- EXS1
- Index
- DAX 40
- TER
- 0.16%
- Hist. return*
- ~7%
- Replication
- Physical
- Distribution
- Accumulating
- Currency
- EUR
- Domicile
- Alemania
- Risk
- 4/7
Catalog last reviewed on 15/07/2026.
Quick X-ray
- It would take about 10 years and 6 months to double your investment (rule of 72, on its TER-net return).
- €300/month for 20 years would become about €154,151 (net of TER, constant return).
- Compared to Invesco EURO STOXX 50 (TER 0.05%), this higher TER would cost you about €2,082 less over 20 years, at the same gross return.
Illustrative figures using the fund's constant orientative return, not a prediction or a backtest.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the ISIN of iShares Core DAX?+
The ISIN of iShares Core DAX is DE0005933931, with ticker EXS1. You can use it to search for it at your broker or on the official factsheet.
What fee (TER) does iShares Core DAX charge?+
Its TER is 0.16% per year. Over long periods, the gap between a low and a high TER can eat up a very significant share of your final wealth: try it in the "Fees" tab of the calculator.
Does iShares Core DAX pay dividends or reinvest them?+
It's accumulating (Acc): it automatically reinvests the index's dividends with nothing for you to do, and no tax event until you sell.
Is iShares Core DAX a good option for long-term investing?+
It depends on your profile and horizon. It tracks DAX 40 with a 4/7 risk level and a 0.16% TER — objective facts, but not personalized advice. Simulate different scenarios in the calculator before deciding.
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* Indicative long-term annualized historical return of the benchmark index, not the fund. Always check the up-to-date TER, risk and data in the official factsheet linked. Past returns do not guarantee future returns.