Coca-Cola ETF selling reached a net $32.9 million on October 23, 2026, as large reductions in the beverage company’s shares outweighed purchases by a greater number of funds.
Key Takeaways
- Twenty-eight ETFs added Coca-Cola shares, while 18 reduced their holdings.
- XLP made the largest reported reduction, selling $39.1 million of shares.
Coca-Cola ETF selling led by XLP
The Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR, traded as XLP, cut its Coca-Cola stake by 421,440 shares, a reduction valued at $39.1 million. The fund’s stake fell by 3.46%, and Coca-Cola represented 7.50% of its portfolio.
SPY reduced its holding by 210,466 shares, valued at $19.5 million, while DIA sold 23,736 shares worth $2.2 million. Smaller reductions were reported by USMV, XLG, MTUM, IWF and DVY.
The figures measure changes in ETF holdings of Coca-Cola stock, not confirmed investor withdrawals from the funds. The reported holdings changes do not establish why the funds traded.
Flows alternated over five reported days
The October 23 net sale followed net purchases of $72.9 million on October 22 and net sales of $5.6 million on October 21. Across the five reported days from October 19 through October 23, ETFs were net buyers on two days and net sellers on three.
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