Microchip ETF buying reached a net $49.9 million on October 23, 2026, as 28 exchange-traded funds increased their holdings of the semiconductor company and 14 reduced them. Another 129 funds held their positions steady.
Key Takeaways
- SOXX made the largest reported purchase, adding $42.7 million of Microchip shares.
- ETFs were net buyers on four of the five reported trading days from October 19 through October 23.
Microchip ETF buying led by SOXX
SOXX increased its Microchip stake by 4.26% to 14,107,286 shares. After the purchase, the company represented 2.32% of the fund’s portfolio.
GPIQ made the second-largest purchase by value, increasing its stake by 114.21%. IVV and QQQ were among the other funds that added shares.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| SOXX | 576,576 shares added; $42.7 million |
| GPIQ | 190,054 shares added; $14.1 million |
| IVV | 18,618 shares added; $1.4 million |
| QQQ | 15,960 shares added; $1.2 million |
Buying resumed after Thursday’s net sales
The October 23 net purchase followed $4.3 million in net selling on October 22. ETFs had also been net buyers on each of the three preceding reported days: $42.3 million on October 19, $64.3 million on October 20 and $30.4 million on October 21.
The figures measure reported changes in ETF holdings of Microchip stock, not confirmed investor subscriptions or withdrawals. They do not establish why the funds traded.
Microchip Technology is a US semiconductor manufacturer that develops and sells microcontrollers, analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, and related products.
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