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FEMR: Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF

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Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF (FEMR) is a Fidelity ETF with a 0.38% expense ratio, 186 holdings and $196MM in net assets. Largest sector: Technology (50%).

Fee

0.38%

prospectus Oct 27, 2025

Net assets

$196MM

Launched

Nov 21, 2024

Holdings

186

as of Sep 30, 2026

Top 10 weight

36.2%

largest ten holdings

Largest sector

Technology

49.5%

Yield

—

Benchmark

—

FEMR's holdings are as of Sep 30, 2026.

Performance

Sector breakdown

Technology

49.5%

Financial Services

14.2%

Industrials

7.9%

Communication Services

6.3%

Basic Materials

5.4%

Energy

5.4%

Consumer Cyclical

5.3%

Healthcare

3.9%

Real Estate

0.8%

Consumer Defensive

0.7%

Utilities

0.6%

Holdings (186)

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1

2330

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd

14.70%

2

005930

Samsung Electronics Ltd

6.40%

3

000660

Sk Hynix

4.40%

4

2454

MediaTek

2.42%

5

700

Tencent Holdings Ltd

2.00%

6

2317

HON HAI PRECISION

1.44%

7

2308

Delta Electronics

1.39%

8

PBR

PETROLEO BRASILEIRO ADR REPTG SA

1.22%

9

9988

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd

1.15%

10

3711

ASE TECHNOLOGY HOLDING

1.11%

11

402340

SK SQUARE LTD

1.07%

12

1303

Nan Ya Plastics

1.07%

13

NU

Nu Holdings Ltd Ordinary Shares Class A

1.04%

14

00939

China Construction Bank Class H

1.02%

15

—

Zar Spot Cc

0.99%

16

009150

Samsung Electro-Mechanics Ltd

0.96%

17

005935

Samsung Electronics Ltd. Preference Shares

0.94%

18

00992

Lenovo Group Ltd

0.92%

19

1120

AL RAJHI BANK

0.88%

20

02269

WuXi Biologics (Cayman)

0.88%

21

—

Us Dollar

0.87%

22

—

Hkd Spot Cc

0.85%

23

2222

SAUDI ARABIAN OIL

0.82%

24

034730

SK

0.80%

25

066570

LG Electronics

0.80%

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Data from Fidelity; prices and returns from market data. Page updated October 29, 2026. Holdings and figures change over time. For information only — not investment advice.