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PAVE — Global X U.S. Infrastructure Development ETFholdings & exposure

Global X U.S. Infrastructure Development ETF (PAVE), issued by Global X, reported 101 long positions and $13.5B in net assets in its May 2026 N-PORT filing. The ten largest positions account for 32.32% of net assets.

Reporting period: 31 May 2026 · 8 filings on file · N-PORT is filed monthly and published quarterly, roughly 60 days in arrears

Net assets
$13.5B
As of May 2026
Positions
101
Long positions in the filing
Top 10 weight
32.32%
Top 25: 63.59%
Effective holdings
51
Moderately concentrated
Cash
0.00%
Share of net assets
Securities on loan
0.0877%
Share of net assets

Sector exposure

7 sectors · May 2026
  • Industrials52.81%
  • Materials27.75%
  • Technology9.70%
  • Consumer Discretionary4.69%
  • Utilities3.15%
  • Unclassified1.70%
  • Communication Services0.20%

Full holdings, position changes between periods, fund overlap, cross-fund crowding and securities lending detail for PAVE are in the ETF X-Ray dashboard.

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Browse all ETFs on file, or read the ETF X-Ray documentation for what Form N-PORT discloses. Institutional 13F portfolios are covered separately in Fund Tracker.

Source. Derived from SEC Form N-PORT filings retrieved from EDGAR. Rock Group is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any institution or fund named on this page.

Timing. N-PORT is filed monthly and published quarterly on roughly a 60-day delay, so the period shown here is not the fund's current portfolio. Filers may also amend earlier filings, which restates history — a figure that changes between visits is an amendment, not an error.

Not advice. This page is published for research and informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security, and not a recommendation of any institution, fund or strategy. Figures are provided without warranty of accuracy or completeness — verify against the original filing before relying on any of them.