ASE Technology Holding Adds 8443 Lots to Top Buying List
Active ETF managers' latest holdings have been released. According to CMoney statistics for 2026年10月26日至10月30日, last week's top ten added holdings cover semiconductors, PCB materials, electronics and traditional industry groups. ASE Technology Holding (3711) added 8443 lots, ranking first on the buying list, becoming this week's most favored target of active ETFs, indicating the packaging and testing group remains in focus for institutional funds.
Nan Ya Plastics Fulltech Fiber Glass Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Close Behind
Looking at last week's buying rankings, Nan Ya Plastics (1303) added 5197 lots, ranking second; Fulltech Fiber Glass (1815) added 4700 lots, ranking third; Formosa Chemicals & Fibre (1326) added 4100 lots, ranking fourth; Unimicron (3037) added 2553 lots, ranking fifth. In addition, KGI Financial (2883) and Chang Wah* (8070) each added 2000 lots, Gold Circuit Electronics (2368) added 1998 lots, TSMC (2330) added 1679 lots, and Chipbond Technology (6147) added 1600 lots, also entering this week's top ten active ETF additions, covering electronics, financial and traditional industry stocks.
Electronics and Traditional Industries Advance Together
By industry distribution, active ETF managers did not concentrate on a single industry. Electronics-related stocks including ASE Technology Holding, Unimicron, Gold Circuit Electronics, TSMC and Chipbond Technology were added, showing semiconductor packaging and testing, AI-related supply chains and the electronics industry remain market focuses. On the other hand, traditional industry bellwethers such as Nan Ya Plastics and Formosa Chemicals & Fibre also saw notable additions, while Fulltech Fiber Glass belongs to the PCB materials group, reflecting cross-sector allocation by active ETFs, with fund flows worth watching.
Additions Are for Reference Only and Do Not Guarantee Gains
Juristic persons remind that changes in active ETF holdings can serve as a reference for observing institutional stock selection and market fund preferences, but increased holdings do not mean share prices will necessarily rise, and single-week added lots alone should not be used as a basis for investment decisions. Weekly holding adjustments by active ETF managers often provide clues for observing fund flows across industries. ASE Technology Holding topped the list, followed closely by Nan Ya Plastics, Fulltech Fiber Glass and Formosa Chemicals & Fibre. Whether the buying momentum can continue and whether related stocks will reflect it in share price performance deserve continued tracking by investors. Data source is CMoney active ETF holdings statistics, covering 2026年10月26日至10月30日.