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Which ASX ETFs hold Akamai Technologies Inc (AKAM)?

As at Q2 2026, AKAM is among the most widely held stocks across ASX-listed ETFs, appearing in approximately 12 ETFs. Its largest single position is approximately 4.75% in BUGG (Global X Cybersecurity 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.

ETFFundCategoryWeight
BUGGGlobal X Cybersecurity ETFThematicapprox. 4.75%
CLDDBetashares Cloud Computing ETFThematicapprox. 3.66%
HACKBetashares Global Cybersecurity ETFThematicapprox. 2.73%
JNDQBetaShares NASDAQ Next Gen 100 ETFUS Sharesapprox. 0.83%
QUSBetashares S&P 500 Equal Weight ETFThematicapprox. 0.17%
HQUSBetashares S&P 500 Equal Weight Currency Hedged ETFThematicapprox. 0.17%
VISMVanguard MSCI International Small Companies Index ETFGlobal Broad Marketapprox. 0.16%
V500Vanguard S&P 500 US Shares Index ETFUS Sharesapprox. 0.03%
V5AHVanguard S&P 500 US Shares Index (Hedged) ETFUS Sharesapprox. 0.03%
SPYState Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF TrustUS Sharesapprox. 0.03%
VVLUVanguard Global Value Equity Active ETFGlobal Broad Marketapprox. 0.02%
VTSVanguard US Total Market Shares Index ETFUS Sharesapprox. 0.02%

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AKAM in ETFs: frequently asked questions

Which ASX ETFs hold AKAM?

Akamai Technologies Inc (AKAM) is held by approximately 12 ASX-listed ETFs, including BUGG, CLDD, HACK, JNDQ, QUS. General information only.

Which ETF has the largest AKAM weighting?

BUGG (Global X Cybersecurity ETF) has the largest AKAM position at approximately 4.75% of the fund, as at Q2 2026. Past weightings are not a reliable indicator of future weightings.