The only real comparison is the Blue Sky Water Fund. Somewhat different strategy in that they are more actively trading the allocations whereas D2O is more a leasehold play. There are a couple of institution only funds being run by groups such as Kilter. But no way to access them, tend to be for super funds only. Blue Sky is only available to Sophisticated Investors under an IM, so difficult for the average investor to get into. Blue Sky also have a LIC that has a 22% exposure to their own Water Fund (ASX:BAF), but it's obviously not a pure play.
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