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    ETF Components for PCCE - Polen Capital China Growth ETF


    Below is a list of stocks held by this ETF. We only list holdings in the same market. If this is a global ETF, there may be additional components other than those listed here.

    Holdings

    Symbol Grade Price % Change Allocation
    TCOM A 1.23 6.42
    TME D -0.09 3.76

    Represented by ETF Holdings

    Keywords: Advertising Services Airline Tickets Corporate Travel Management Entertainment Services Karaoke Microphone Music Services Nasdaq 100 Property Management Smart Device Smart Speakers Tencent Ticketing Services Travel Management Travel Related Services Website
    Industries: Internet Content & Information Leisure

    Recent News for Polen Capital China Growth ETF & its Holdings

    Date Stock Title
    Oct 31 TME Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME): Among the Best Music Stocks to Buy According to Hedge Funds
    Oct 30 TCOM Trip.com: Chinese Travel Trends Suggest Continued Growth
    Oct 27 TCOM Are Trip.com Group Limited (NASDAQ:TCOM) Investors Paying Above The Intrinsic Value?
    PCCE aims to deliver sustainable, above-average earnings growth and long-term stock price appreciation within the Chinese equity market. The strategy is rooted in fundamental research, selecting 25-40 Chinese growth companies with a sustainable edge, such as consistent earnings growth, robust balance sheets, and shareholder-oriented management teams. Such companies are selected within industries characterized by high barriers to entry, such as those requiring substantial capital investment, government approvals, or significant intellectual property. Moreover, it integrates ESG factors into the investment process. While the fund may concentrate investments in the consumer discretionary and financial sectors, it avoids over-concentration in any one industry. Investments are typically held for the long term but are subject to periodic review and potential sale based on changing market conditions, company performance, or perceived threats to competitive advantage.
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