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    ETF Components for BOTT - Themes Robotics & Automation ETF


    Below is a list of stocks held by this ETF. We only list holdings in the same market. If this is a global ETF, there may be additional components other than those listed here.

    Holdings

    Symbol Grade Price % Change Allocation
    CRDO B -0.95 4.92
    MRVL B -0.46 4.01
    ESAB B 1.66 3.89
    MTSI B 2.41 3.78
    SMTC B -0.02 3.76
    LECO B 2.40 3.68
    NVDA C -3.22 3.67
    TDY B 0.72 3.60
    AMBA B 3.78 3.45
    NDSN B 1.83 3.44
    FTV C 1.91 3.39
    SLAB D 2.74 3.07
    QCOM F 0.86 2.99
    ARM D 2.14 2.89
    AMD F 0.63 2.87
    MCHP D 0.27 2.85
    PI D 1.46 2.74

    Represented by ETF Holdings

    Keywords: S&P 500 Semiconductor Fabless Semiconductor Companies Nasdaq 100 Electronics Integrated Circuits Computing Aerospace Communications Products Computer Architecture Design Manufacturers Electronic Engineering Ethernet Power Management Transceiver Arc Welding Artificial Intelligence Camera Consumer Applications Consumer Electronics
    Industries: Semiconductors Scientific & Technical Instruments Communication Equipment Diversified Industrials Electronic Components Metal Fabrication Semiconductor Equipment & Materials Tools & Accessories

    Recent News for Themes Robotics & Automation ETF & its Holdings

    Date Stock Title
    Nov 23 NVDA Will Nvidia's Blackwell AI chips deliver?
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    Nov 23 NVDA Bulls vs. Bears: Can Nvidia sustain premium valuation?
    Nov 23 ARM Arm Holdings (ARM) Set for Growth as Wells Fargo Targets $155 with Overweight Rating
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    BOTT aims to track an index consisting of companies specializing in robotics and automation solutions for industrial use. This includes sectors like factory automation equipment, semiconductors, programmable logic and industrial machine parts. To be considered for inclusion, companies must adhere to several criteria, such as being listed on an exchange in a developed country, meeting minimum market capitalization and average daily value traded thresholds, and having a significant portion of their revenue tied to robotics and automation. The selection process considers factors like positive total return over the past 12 months and market capitalization ranking, resulting in the top 30 firms being included in the index. These companies, equally weighted, represent a mix of mid-sized to large corporations, with a cap of nine companies per industry to ensure diversity. Furthermore, the index undergoes review and adjustment every quarter, taking place on the first Fridays of January, April, July, and October.
    Semiconductor Automation Solutions Factory Automation Equipment
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