If you are thinking of investing in Spaceship you might be looking for a little more information first. Here I have put together a comprehensive list of the companies that Spaceship invest in for each of their portfolios, as well as a short summary of their performance. If you are looking for a complete review of Spaceship and its features - head to this article.
Overview
Earth Portfolio
The Spaceship Earth portfolio focuses on investing in ethical and environmentally friendly companies. This is a new portfolio so as yet there is no data on its performance.
Companies invested in the Spaceship Earth portfolio
ASML Holding - produces computer chips
Adobe - creative software
Advanced Micro Devices - produces computer processors
Alphabet (Google) class C - Alphabet is Google's parent company
American Tower - wireless network provider
American Water Works - infrastructure
Atlassian - Software development and collaboration tools
Autodesk - 3D modelling and mechanical design software
Cloudflare - Online security against cyber attacks
Crown Castle International - communications infrastructure
Enphase Energy - solar power
Etsy - online marketplace for creators
First Solar - solar technology
Generac Holdings - home generators and clean energy
Guardant Health - cancer research
Intuitive Surgical - robotic assisted surgery
Kering - sustainable luxury fashion
Lululemon - sustainable activewear
Medtronic - producer of insulin
Mercado Libre - eCommerce
Mercari - online marketplace for secondhand goods
Nintendo - games and consoles
Nvidia - artificial intelligence
Ocado Group - online grocery sales software
Orsted - renewable energy
Ping An Healthcare and Technology - healthcare software
Poshmark - secondhand clothing marketplace
Resmed - sleep health
Schrodinger - pharmaceutical research
Shopify - online store website builder
Siemens - communications infrastructure
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy - wind turbines
Square - payments platform for small business
Starbucks - coffee and beverages
Tomra Systems - recycling
Vestas Wind Systems - wind turbines
Visa - banking and credit
Xero - online accounting software
Xylem - water pumps for mining
Origin Portfolio
The Origin portfolio is a selection of the biggest 200 companies in the world. These companies have a proven track record of delivering results, and is therefore the most stable and reliable of the portfolios. The downside of this is however, that you may be investing in companies such as mining or oil, which some people view as less ethical and environmental.
Companies invested in the Spaceship Origin portfolio
A2 Milk - dairy
AGL - energy
AIA - health insurance
AMP - auperannuation
ANZ - banking
ASML Holding - produces computer chips
ASX - Australian Stock Exchange
AT&T - mobile and communications
AbbVie - pharmaceutical research
Abbott Laboratories - infant formula
Accenture - professional services and consulting
Adobe - creative software
Afterpay - financial services (Buy Now Pay Later)
Agricultural Bank of China - banking
Airbnb - home sharing and accomodation
Alibaba - eCommerce
Alphabet (Google) class C - Google parent company
Alumina - minerals (aluminium)
Amazon - eCommerce
Amcor - packaging for food and beverages
Amgen pharmaceuticals
Ampol - fossil fuels (petroleum)
AngloGold Ashanti - gold mining
Apple - computer products
Aristocrat Leisure - gaming
AstraZeneca - pharmaceuticals and vaccines
Atlas Arteria - toll roads
Auckland International Airport - ariport
Aurizon - freight rail
Ausnet - electricity and gas
BHP - mining and resources
Bank of America - banking
Bank of China - banking
Bank of Queensland - banking
Bendigo Bank - banking
Berkshire Hathaway - manufacturing, energy and transport
BlueScope Steel - manufacturers of steel products
Boeing - airplanes
Boral - manufacturer of construction materials
Brambles - supplier of reusable pallets, crates and containers
Bristol-Myers Squibb - pharmaceuticals
Broadcom Limited - communications
CBA - banking
CIMIC - construction and mining
CSL - vaccines
Charter Communications - broadband
Charter Hall Group - commercial real estate
Chevron - oil and natural gas
China Construction Bank - banking
China Life Insurance - life insurance
China Merchants Bank - banking
China Mobile - communications
Cisco - IT and networking
Citigroup - banking and credit services
Coca-Cola - non-alcoholic beverages (worldwide)
Coca-Cola Amatil - non-alcoholic beverages (Australia)
Cochlear - medical devices for hearing impaired
Coles Group - retail groceries
Comcast - NBC parent company. TV and entertainment
Computershare - share portfolio management
Contact Energy - utilities provider
Costco - retail grocery wholesaler
Crown Resorts - entertainment venues
Danaher Corporation - medical science
Dexus - property
Disney - entertainment
Dominos Pizza - food and beverages
Eli Lily - pharmaceuticals
Evolution Mining - gold mining
Exxon Mobil - oil and gas
Facebook - social media advertising platform
Fisher & Paykel - appliances
Fletcher Building - construction
Fortescue Metals - iron ore
GPT - shopping centres
Goodman - commercial real estate
Harvey Norman - consumer electronics
Home Depot - home improvements and hardware
Honeywell - home and industrial heating and cooling
IAG - Insurance Australia Group
IDP Education - international education
IGO - mining and exploration
Incitec Pivot - industrial chemicals
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China - banking
Infratil - renewable energy
Intel - computers
JB Hifi - consumer electronics
JD.com - retail goods
JPMorgan - financial services
James Hardie - manufacturer of fibre cement and building products
Janus Henderson - asset management
Johnson & Johnson - healthcare products
Kirkland Lakes - gold mining
Kuaishou Technology - Chinese video sharing app
Kweichow Moutai - beverages
L'Oreal - beauty products
LendLease - medical real estate
Linde - forklifts
Lynas Rare Earths - rare earth mining
Macquarie - banking and financial services
Magellan - financial asset managment
Mastercard - credit services
McDonald's - food and beverages
Medibank - health insurance
Medtronic - producer of insulin
Meituan Dianping - eCommerce (China)
Merck - lab equipment
Microsoft - software
Mineral Resources - mining
Mirvac - property
Morgan Stanley - financial services
Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton - luxury brands
NAB - banking
Nestle - food and beverages
Netflix - entertainment streaming
Newcrest Mining - gold mining
News Corp - print and digital media
NextEra Energy - renewable energy, including solar and wind
Nike - clothing and footwear
Nine Entertainment - TV and entertainment
Northern Star Resources - gold mining
Novartis - healthcare
Novo Nordisk - healthcare
Nvidia - artificial intelligence
OZ Minerals - mining
Oil Search - oil exploration
Oracle - cloud computing infrastructure
Orica - mining
Origin - utilities
PayPal - online payments platform
Pepsi - non-alcoholic beverages
Pfizer - pharmaceuticals
Philip Morris - tobacco
Pinduoduo - farm to table technology
Ping An Insurance - insurance
Procter & Gamble - cleaning and personal care products
Prosus - investment company focusing on technology
QBE - consumer insurance
Qantas - air travel
Qualcomm - wireless technology
Qube - import and export
REA - digital advertising
Ramsay Health - Australian private hospitals
Reece - bathroom and kitchen fittings
Reliance Industries - textiles
ResMed - sleep health
Rio Tinto - mining
Roche - healthcare
Royal Dutch Shell - petroleum
SAP - software
SEEK - job search
Salesforce - software for business
Samsung - consumer electronics
Santos - energy (oil and gas)
Scentre - retail property management (westfield)
Seven Group - investment group
Shopify - online store website builder
Siemens - communications infrastructure
Softbank - mobile devices
Sonic Healthcare - medical
Sony Corp - gaming, entertainment and media
South 32 - coal
Spark - electricity infrastructure
Starbucks - coffee and beverages
Stockland - property group
Suncorp - banking and insurance
Sydney Airport - international airport
T-Mobile - American mobile network
TPG Telecom - internet service provider
Tabcorp - gambling
Taiwan Semiconductor - electronic circuits
Telstra - telelcommunications
Tencent - web and social technology based in China
Tesla - renewable energy
Texas Instruments - small circuits and microprocessors
Thermo Fisher Scientific - scientific instruments
Toyota - cars and vehicles
Transurban - toll roads
Treasury Wines - wine
Unibail-Rodamco Westfield - retail real estate
Unilever - personal care products
Union Pacific - railroad
United Parcel Service - freight and shipping
United Health - health insurance
Verizon - wireless networks
Vicinity - shopping centres
Virgin Money - financial services
Visa - financial services
WHSP - investment company
Walmart - retail and consumer goods
Wells Fargo - banking and financial services
Wesfarmers - agriculture
Westpac - banking
Wisetech - transport and logistics
Woodside Petroleum - petroleum
Woolworths - groceries
WorleyParsons - industrial engineering
Wuliange Yibin - alcoholic beverages
Xero - online accounting software
Universe Portfolio
The universe portfolio is focused on future growth. The shares in this portfolio are mainly tech companies that have become important to daily life and will continue to grow in the future.
Companies invested in the Spaceship Universe portfolio
A2 Milk - dairy
Activision Blizzard - gaming
Adobe - creative software
Afterpay - financial services
Alibaba - eCommerce
Alphabet (Google) class C - parent company of Google
Altium - electronics design software
Amazon - eCommerce
Ansell - health products
Appen - data collection
Apple - computer products
Audinate - audio software and hardware
Australian Ethical - superannuation
Autodesk - 3D modelling and mechanical design software
Berkshire Hathaway - manufacturing, energy and transport
CSL - vaccines
Carsales.com - online car sales
Cleanaway - waste management
Cloudflare - Online security against cyber attacks
Cochlear - medical devices for hearing impaired
Disney - entertainment
Docusign - online software for signing documents
Dominos Pizza - food and beverages
Dominos Pizza Enterprises - food and beverages
Etsy - online marketplace for independent creators
Facebook - social media advertising platform
FedEx - parcel delivery
Fisher & Paykel - appliances
IDP Education - international education
Illumina - genetic reserach
Intuitive Surgical - robotic assisted surgery
Jumbo Interactive - lottery
Kogan - online electronics sales Life 360 - family online safety
Lululemon - sustainable activewear
Mastercard - financial services
Match Group - online dating
Megaport - cloud connectivity
Mercado Libre - eCommerce
Mesoblast - medical research
Microsoft - software
NEXTDC - data and connectivity services
Nanosonics - infection prevention
Nearmap - satellite mapping
NetEase - self-developed games
Nike - clothing and footwear
Nvidia - artificial intelligence
Palantir - data integration software
PayPal - payments platform
Ping An Healthcare and Technology - healthcare software
Pro Medicus - radiology
Pushpay - donor management system focusing on churches
REA - digital advertising
Rakuten - online coupons and cash back app
Ramsay Health - private hospitals in Australia
ResMed - sleep health
Roku - streaming TV technology
SEEK - job search
Schrodinger - pharmaceutical research
Sea - online gaming and eCommerce
Shopify - online store website builder
Snap - social media (snapchat)
Softbank - mobile devices
Spotify - music streaming platform
Square - payments platform for small business
Starbucks - coffee and beverages
Superloop - NBN plans for home and business
Taiwan Semiconductor - electronic circuits
Technology One - Software
Temple & Webster - homewares
Tencent - web and social technology based in China
Tesla - renewable energy
Twilio - communications interface
Uber - ridesharing
Unity - games and game development
Visa - financial services
Volpara Health - software to prevent advanced stage breast cancer
Wisetech - transport and logistics
Xero - online accounting software
Yum China - restaurants
Zillow - real estate
ZipCo - financial services (Buy Now Pay Later)
Zoetis - animal health
Which Spaceship portfolio should I choose?
That really depends on what you want to get out of your investments. If you are looking for fast growing stocks like Afterpay, and don't mind investing in riskier companies for fast growth, I would suggest the Universe Portfolio. If you want to focus on companies that are more ethical, the Earth portfolio is the way to go. It also hold promise for future growth, as the younger generation places more emphasis on making ethical choices as consumers. Finally, if you want steady growth and don't mind investing in things like mining and fossil fuels, the Origin portfolio is for you.
Observations
All 3 portfolios invest in several companies. One of these is Google. As a massive company that is future focused, it seems like a good fit for all 3 portfolios. Other companies may be tech focused and also be one of the top 200 companies in the world, and so will be in both the Universe and Origin Portfolio. Interestingly, not many of the top 200 companies also show up in the Earth portfolio, which says a lot about capitalism (which I fear is a topic for another post)
Can I invest in multiple Spaceship portfolios?
At present you are unable to invest in multiple portfolios, or even change between them. So make sure you choose wisely!
The Bottom Line
Spaceship is a good investment that requires little thought - that is one of its great benefits! The experts at Spaceship choose the stocks for you. That eliminates a lot of the responsibility - but not the risk. Make sure you are still only investing as much as you can afford to lose. You won't miss $10 or $20 per week from your paycheque, but it will add up quickly and will help start your investing journey. Make sure you read my comprehensive guide to Spaceship, and if you are interested in investing, it is a good idea to read about Raiz as well. Happy investing :)
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