NXP ETF Buying Reaches $68.9 Million on Oct. 23

NXP ETF buying reached a net $68.9 million on October 23, 2026, as 25 exchange-traded funds added shares of the semiconductor company and 12 reduced their holdings. The purchases followed one day of net selling.

Key Takeaways

• SOXX made the largest reported purchase, adding 272,272 shares valued at $64.0 million.
• ETFs were net buyers of NXP shares on four of the five reported days through October 23.

NXP ETF buying led by SOXX

SOXX increased its NXP stake by 4.26%. After the purchase, NXP represented 3.47% of the fund’s portfolio. GPIQ made the second-largest reported purchase by value, adding $9.7 million of shares and increasing its stake by 53.68%.

IVV, QQQ and QQQM also added shares. Individual fund purchases exceeded the net total because other ETFs reduced their positions.

The figures measure changes in ETF holdings of NXP stock, not confirmed investor subscriptions into or withdrawals from the funds. They do not establish why the funds traded.

Net purchases resumed after October 22 selling

The October 23 net purchase followed $11.5 million in net selling on October 22. ETFs had been net buyers on each of the three preceding reported days, with purchases of $62.5 million on October 19, $94.1 million on October 20 and $45.4 million on October 21.

NXP designs and manufactures mixed-signal and analog chips. Its largest business segment is automotive, where its products include processors, microcontrollers and connectivity devices.

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