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The fund invests at least 80% of its net assets in equity securities of companies deemed by the sub-advisor to be engaged in the energy infrastructure sector. These companies principally include U.S. and Canadian natural gas and electric utilities, corporations operating energy infrastructure assets such as pipelines or renewable energy production, utilities, publicly-traded MLPs, MLP affiliates and energy infrastructure companies. It is non-diversified.
AMLP concentrates on 14 energy positions with a 7.76% yield, while EMLP spreads across 65 holdings with utilities exposure and a 2.79% payout.
The Global X - MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF is more cost-effective with an expense ratio 0.50 percentage points lower than the First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund. The First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund offers broader diversification with 65 holdings and a heavy tilt toward utilities.
Vanguard Energy ETF offers a significantly lower expense ratio than First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund Vanguard Energy ETF has outperformed on a 1-year total return basis but has experienced a deeper historical maximum drawdown First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund provides heavier exposure to utilities while Vanguard Energy ETF is almost entirely concentrated in the energy sector
The First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure ETF (EMLP) blends midstream and utility stocks, offering diversification but a lower 2.76% yield versus pure midstream peers. EMLP's 43% utility allocation reduces drawdown risk during midstream sell-offs but may limit upside if midstream growth outpaces utilities amid the data center boom. Both utilities and midstream holdings benefit from secular growth drivers—utilities via $1.4T capex for data centers, midstream via rising gas demand and LNG exports.
The First Trust North American Energy Infrastructure Fund (NYSEARCA:EMLP) just paid investors $0.2993 per share for the first quarter of 2026, continuing a string of distributions that have run between roughly 29 and 31 cents for the past two years.