Everyone knows about Coca-Cola. What you may not know is that Coke is just one of more than 500 drink brands offered by this company. If you sip on Sprite, Fanta, or Minute Maid orange juice, you’re drinking a Coca-Cola product. Ditto for Dasani water, Powerade, Costa coffee, and more.

Hydro One has two main businesses: the transmission of electricity and the distribution of electricity to utilities throughout the province. Overall, it transmits 98% of Ontario’s electricity and serves 1.5 million customers. The province owns 47% of the common shares.

This ETF invests in the UK’s FTSE100 Index, which consists mostly of large-capitalization U.K.-based companies. Launched in March 1996, it has US$3 billion in assets under management and has a reasonable MER of 0.5%.

Femsa is the operator of the 25,300-store chain of OXXO convenience stores, 4,400 pharmacies, and 558 gas stations through Central and South America. It also owns 2,700 Valora convenience stores in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. And it recently bought the 249-store Delek convenience store chain in the US Southwest. Femsa is operating in Central and South America, as the largest bottler in the Coca-Cola system.

London-headquartered Rio Tinto is one of the longest established diversified mining companies in the world, with exposure to iron ore in Australia and Canada (it is the world’s largest iron ore producer) aluminum, lithium, and copper, as well as borates and titanium, which it is looking to dispose of.