Find ETFs by stock
Search a stock to find ETFs holding it, ranked by its weight in each fund.
How to use
From a company back to the ETFs
Usually you pick an ETF and look inside. Sometimes you need the other direction — which ETF holds the most Samsung Electronics, which one leans hardest on Nvidia. This screen scans the full holdings of 4,000+ listings and lines up every ETF that holds the company you name.
Why it ranks by weight, not by size
Holding the same company does not make two ETFs the same. A 1% weight and a 20% weight differ twentyfold in how much that company moves you. Contribution is weight times move — so if you want exposure to one company, the number to read is its weight in the fund, not the fund's size.
Sorting by assets — the usual default — answers a different question. Bigger funds tend to hold more names, which often means each individual weight is smaller, not larger.
When this helps
- Avoiding ETFs that double up on a stock you already own outright — mixing single shares with funds quietly concentrates you.
- Getting exposure to one company without buying only that company — finding a fund where its weight is still meaningful.
- Checking what a thematic ETF actually holds — the label and the holdings do not always agree.
For reference only. This is not investment advice or a recommendation to trade.