Which ASX ETFs hold Xiaomi Corp (1810)?
As at Q2 2026, 1810 is among the most widely held stocks across ASX-listed ETFs, appearing in approximately 10 ETFs. Its largest single position is approximately 8.30% in DRGN (Global X China Tech ETF). General information only, not financial advice.
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All weights are approximate, drawn from each fund's published holdings as at Q2 2026, and change as funds rebalance.
| ETF | Fund | Category | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| DRGN | Global X China Tech ETF | Thematic | approx. 8.30% |
| IZZ | iShares China Large-Cap ETF | Global Broad Market | approx. 5.08% |
| ASIA | Betashares Asia Technology Tigers ETF | Thematic | approx. 2.24% |
| RBTZ | Betashares Global Robotics and Artificial Intelligence ETF | Thematic | approx. 1.73% |
| ROBO | Global X ROBO Global Robotics & Automation ETF | Thematic | approx. 1.31% |
| IAA | iShares Asia 50 ETF | Global Broad Market | approx. 0.97% |
| WEMG | SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Carbon Aware ETF | Global Broad Market | approx. 0.81% |
| VGE | Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets Shares ETF | Global Broad Market | approx. 0.39% |
| VAE | Vanguard FTSE Asia ex Japan Shares Index ETF | Global Broad Market | approx. 0.38% |
| VEU | Vanguard All-World ex-US Shares Index ETF | Global Broad Market | approx. 0.12% |
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1810 in ETFs: frequently asked questions
Which ASX ETFs hold 1810?
Xiaomi Corp (1810) is held by approximately 10 ASX-listed ETFs, including DRGN, IZZ, ASIA, RBTZ, ROBO. General information only.
Which ETF has the largest 1810 weighting?
DRGN (Global X China Tech ETF) has the largest 1810 position at approximately 8.30% of the fund, as at Q2 2026. Past weightings are not a reliable indicator of future weightings.