Teradyne ETF buying reached a net $62.7 million on October 23, 2026, as 30 exchange-traded funds added shares of the semiconductor testing equipment supplier and 17 reduced their holdings.
Key Takeaways
- SOXX made the largest reported purchase, adding 167,783 shares valued at $51.8 million.
- ETFs were net buyers of Teradyne shares on four of the five reported days from October 19 through October 23.
Teradyne ETF buying led by SOXX
SOXX increased its Teradyne position by 4.26% to 4,104,666 shares. Teradyne represented 2.81% of the fund’s portfolio after the change.
GPIQ added 60,844 shares valued at $18.8 million, lifting its holding to 107,663 shares. IVV was the next-largest reported buyer by value, adding $1.6 million.
The figures describe changes in ETF holdings of Teradyne stock, not confirmed investor subscriptions into the funds. They do not establish why the funds traded.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| SOXX | 167,783 shares added; $51.8 million |
| GPIQ | 60,844 shares added; $18.8 million |
| IVV | 5,132 shares added; $1.6 million |
Recent trading and company business
The October 23 net purchase followed net ETF selling of $8.1 million on October 22. Earlier in the week, funds recorded net purchases of $33.0 million on October 21, $84.4 million on October 20 and $57.6 million on October 19.
Teradyne supplies automated test equipment and industrial automation systems. Its semiconductor test business provides systems for testing devices including logic, mixed-signal, radio-frequency and memory chips.
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