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ETFs That Hold Ametek (AME)

Every fund in our data that holds AME as a top-10 position, with each fund's yield, fees and assets.

Holdings as of Oct 19, 2026 · 15 funds

Funds15
Top weightKMID 6.9%
Pay income12
Built on it0

Our holdings data as of Oct 19, 2026 lists 15 funds that hold AME as a top-10 position. KMID (Virtus KAR Mid-Cap ETF) has the largest weighting at 6.9%.

By dollars invested, IWS holds the most AME: about $89M, 0.6% of its $15.4B in assets.

12 of the 15 funds pay a distribution; the highest current rate is ZAP at 1.92%. AME itself pays a quarterly dividend yielding 0.55%.

Largest AME holders by dollars invested

Diversified funds ranked by how much AME they own: assets under management times the AME weighting. A broad index fund with a modest weighting often owns more AME than every concentrated fund combined, so this order differs from the weighting table below. Leveraged and single-stock funds are left out because their reported weight is swap notional or a cash sleeve, not dollars of AME.

Fund Name AME held AME weight AUM
IWSiShares Russell Mid-Cap Value ETF$89M0.58%$15.4B
FMDEFidelity Enhanced Mid Cap Core ETF$77M0.91%$8.4B
JHMMJohn Hancock Multifactor Mid Cap ETF$30M0.50%$6.0B
ZAPGlobal X U.S. Electrification ETF$20M4.44%$447M
WELDTema U.S. Manufacturing & Reshoring ETF$13M5.08%$248M
SASSM.D. Sass Concentrated Equities ETF$5M6.12%$75M
POWAInvesco Bloomberg Pricing Power ETF$4M2.20%$165M
KMIDVirtus KAR Mid-Cap ETF$4M6.94%$52M
HQDGRaub Brock Dividend Growth ETF$3M4.63%$74M
DVOLFirst Trust Dorsey Wright Momentum & Low Volatility ETF$2M3.20%$75M

Funds with the most AME by weighting

Every fund in the data, sorted by AME weight. Click any header to re-sort, or open a fund for its full analysis.

Fund Name AME weight Strategy Distribution rate Expense ratio AUM Distribution Safety Scoreβ„’
KMIDVirtus KAR Mid-Cap ETF6.94%β€”0.12%0.80%$52M50
SASSM.D. Sass Concentrated Equities ETF6.12%β€”β€”0.75%$75Mβ€”
HVACAdvisorShares HVAC and Industrials ETF5.81%β€”0.19%1.00%$12M50
WELDTema U.S. Manufacturing & Reshoring ETF5.08%β€”0.26%0.75%$248M50
HQDGRaub Brock Dividend Growth ETF4.63%β€”β€”0.50%$74Mβ€”
ZAPGlobal X U.S. Electrification ETF4.44%β€”1.92%0.50%$447M97
RWRainwater Equity ETF3.59%β€”β€”0.95%$17Mβ€”
DVOLFirst Trust Dorsey Wright Momentum & Low Volatility ETF3.20%β€”0.74%0.60%$75M71
POWAInvesco Bloomberg Pricing Power ETF2.20%β€”0.93%0.40%$165M94
FEMVFidelity Enhanced Mid Cap Value ETF1.06%β€”1.33%0.23%$7M50
ELFYALPS Electrification Infrastructure ETF1.01%β€”1.17%0.50%$185M50
FMDEFidelity Enhanced Mid Cap Core ETF0.91%β€”1.13%0.23%$8.4B95
IWSiShares Russell Mid-Cap Value ETF0.58%β€”1.43%0.23%$15.4B100
CVMCCalvert US Mid-Cap Core Responsible Index ETF0.52%β€”1.27%0.15%$115M99
JHMMJohn Hancock Multifactor Mid Cap ETF0.50%β€”0.80%0.41%$6.0B98

How to read this list

Frequently asked questions

Which ETF has the most AME?

KMID has the largest AME weighting in our data as of Oct 19, 2026, at 6.9%.

Which ETF holds the most AME in dollars?

IWS holds about $89M of AME: 0.6% of $15.4B in assets. A fund's weighting says how much of that fund is AME; the dollar figure says how much AME the fund owns, which is why a large index fund with a modest weighting can own more than every concentrated fund on the list.

How many ETFs hold AME?

15 funds hold AME as one of their ten largest positions in our data. Many more broad index funds hold it at smaller weights, which our top-10 holdings data does not cover.

Which ETFs that hold AME pay a dividend?

12 of the funds on this list pay a distribution. The highest current rates are ZAP (1.92%), IWS (1.43%), FEMV (1.33%). Sort the table by distribution rate to see the rest.

Does AME pay a dividend?

Yes. Ametek pays a quarterly dividend with a current yield of 0.55%.

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