The fund enables investors to invest in the fundamental pillars that support the growth of the artificial intelligence economy.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates : Lunet, a global investment management company based in Abu Dhabi, today announced the launch of the “Boreas Standard & Poor’s AI Data, Energy & Infrastructure USETS ETF” (referred to as the “AI Data and Energy Linked ETF”), adding the twentieth fund to its existing portfolio of ETFs and the second to its portfolio of specialized Boreas ETFs, in a move that reflects the company’s commitment to expanding its products and providing innovative investment solutions.

Lunet Capital Limited, licensed by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market and a subsidiary of Lunet Holding Restricted Limited, will be the investment manager.

This move is part of Lunet's strategy to strengthen its presence in the public markets by offering a comprehensive suite of investment solutions that meet the aspirations of both corporate and individual investors. The fund represents a significant addition to the company's growing portfolio of specialized funds, giving new investors the opportunity to capitalize on trends and data expected to shape the future of the economy. The exchange-traded fund (ETF) was developed and structured with the support of Northwind, Lunet Capital Limited's exclusive advisor on ETF strategies. Northwind is led by Geir Espskoj and Christopher Fass.

The AI-Linked Data and Energy ETF is the first UCITS-compliant fund to invest in infrastructure development companies, power systems, and electricity grids—key pillars of the AI ​​economy's growth. The fund offers promising investment opportunities as the need for ever-increasing amounts of data, computing power, and electricity grows, and demand for critical AI infrastructure accelerates at an unprecedented rate.

The new fund gives investors access to the infrastructure potential that drives the rapidly growing artificial intelligence economy, by investing in data centers, digital infrastructure, energy and electricity grids.

The new fund aims to replicate the performance of the S&P Transatlantic AI-Related Data Center & Power Supply Infrastructure Index and is scheduled to be listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange on November 25. The fund's portfolio will include 35 leading global companies known for their ability to generate significant economic value in the sector, including Oracle, Nextera Energy, Siemens, ABB, and Eaton Corp.

On this occasion, Sharif Salem, Partner and Head of Financial Markets at Lunet, said: “This is the 20th fund in our portfolio of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and its launch represents a significant milestone for Lunet, especially as it follows the great success of the launch of the ‘Boreas Solicitive Quantum Computing ETF Eusets.’ The fund will play an important role in expanding our product portfolio and keeping pace with the growing demand from investors seeking promising opportunities. It also supports our ongoing efforts to offer innovative investment solutions and enhance our portfolio of specialized funds.”

In this regard, Geir Espeskoj, CEO of Northwind, said: “We are delighted to support Lunet in launching this innovative, first-of-its-kind fund in the market, as AI is expected to continue its rapid growth and play a pivotal role across various economic sectors. AI data centers are the factories of the digital age, with investments in AI infrastructure and energy projected to exceed $1 trillion annually by 2030, which will positively impact the growth of companies that build and operate the AI ​​economy.”

Abdullah Salem Al Nuaimi, Group CEO of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), said: “The anticipated listing of our 18th exchange-traded fund (ETF), and our second private-sector ETF, reflects ADX’s commitment to expanding investment options and providing opportunities that align with investors’ needs. This fund allows investment in sectors driving AI growth, including industry, utilities, technology, and real estate, and features leading global companies such as Google, Amazon, Oracle, ABB, and Broadcom. As demand for these technologies and the supporting infrastructure accelerates, we remain committed to empowering investors with access to strategic investment opportunities and supporting Abu Dhabi and the UAE’s long-term vision and global leadership in AI.”

Investors can subscribe to the fund through 6 authorized commissioners, in addition to the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange's electronic subscription platform (ADX eIPO) from November 10 to 14, 2025. The fund will trade under the symbol AIPOWR on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, with a total expense ratio of 49 basis points.

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