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Pacer ETFs

Opportunities in
5G and E-commerce

As the digital world continues to rapidly develop along with ever changing consumer shopping habits,
specific sectors in the real estate industry may be poised to benefit.

The Pacer Data & Infrastructure Real Estate ETF (SRVR) seeks to invest in the real estate responsible for the build-out of 5G infrastructure. The Pacer Industrial Real Estate ETF (INDS) aims to invest in industrial real estate supporting e-commerce distribution and logistics networks.

 

Resources Available:

SRVR Homepage INDS Homepage
SRVR/INDS At A Glance 5G Whitepaper

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