PGRI ETF

PGRI ETF
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Information Technology is PGRI's largest sector at 11.8% of the fund as of Sep 16, 2026. PGRI is Putnam International Stock ETF.

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Top 15 industries by allocation

PGRI ETF Sector Allocation

PGRI sector allocation breaks down across Information Technology (11.8%), Industrials (6.7%), Communication Services (5.7%), Financials (3.7%), Consumer Staples (3.1%). Across 58 holdings, this breakdown reveals the ETF's investment focus and diversification.

PGRI sector exposure is important for understanding concentration risk. The fund shows reasonable diversification across sectors.

PGRI by country shows geographic exposure. PGRI overlap reveals how sector exposure compares with other funds.

PGRI ETF Sector Allocation

Sector Concentration Analysis

Top 3 Sectors

24.2%

of total portfolio

Concentration Level

Low

concentration risk

Largest Sector

11.8%

Information Technology

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Sector Breakdown

  • 1Information Technology
    11.85%
  • 2Industrials
    6.66%
  • 3Communication Services
    5.73%
  • 4Financials
    3.73%
  • 5Consumer Staples
    3.11%
  • 6Health Care
    1.37%

Industry Breakdown (Top 15)

Semiconductors
11.8%
2 holdings
Internet Content & Information
5.7%
2 holdings
Diversified Support Services
4.0%
1 holding
Financial Exchanges & Data
3.7%
1 holding
Tobacco
3.1%
1 holding
Railroads
2.7%
1 holding
Pharmaceuticals
1.4%
1 holding