What is the current price of VEMRX?

The current price of VEMRX is $116.74. Prices are updated in real time on Stocks360.

What is VEMRX's market capitalization?

VEMRX's market capitalization is $159,744,445,619.00, placing it in the large-cap tier.

Vanguard Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund Institutional Plus Shares (VEMRX)

Stock analysis · NASDAQ · Financial Services · Asset Management

$116.74

Market Cap

$159.74B

PE (TTM)

N/A

EPS (TTM)

N/A

Dividend Yield

N/A

Beta

0.78

Day Range

$116.74 – $119.05

52-wk Range

$110.02 – $128.75

Avg Volume

N/A

Volume

0.00

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1-Year Price

2025-10-31 · $115.08 2026-10-30 · $116.74 (+1.44%)

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About Vanguard Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund Institutional Plus Shares

This fund provides an affordable avenue for investors to gain exposure to equity markets in developing economies. While shares from emerging nations typically exhibit more pronounced volatility compared to those in established markets, this characteristic often accompanies the possibility of greater long-term gains. Nevertheless, such investments carry intrinsic risks, notably those tied to foreign exchange rates and geopolitical shifts. This fund is a strong consideration for patient investors with a higher risk tolerance aiming to broaden their international holdings. Regarding 75% of its overall assets, the fund operates under particular investment limitations: it cannot purchase over ten percent of the voting shares of any one company, nor can it allocate more than five percent of its total assets to any single issuer's securities as a result of a purchase, unless such action is required to closely mirror the composition of its benchmark index. However, these stipulations do not extend to debt instruments issued by the U.S. government or its associated entities.