Texas Instruments ETF buying reached a net $84.6 million on October 23, 2026, as 33 exchange-traded funds increased their holdings of the chipmaker and 20 reduced them. SOXX made the largest reported purchase, adding $85.3 million of shares.
Key Takeaways
- SOXX added 299,607 Texas Instruments shares, increasing its stake by 4.26%.
- ETFs were net buyers of the stock on all five reported days from October 19 through October 23.
Texas Instruments ETF buying led by SOXX
After its purchase, SOXX held 7,331,090 Texas Instruments shares, representing 4.63% of the fund’s portfolio. GPIQ and IVV were the next-largest buyers by dollar value.
Individual fund purchases exceeded the net total because other ETFs reduced their positions. The figures reflect reported changes in ETF holdings, not confirmed investor subscriptions into the funds.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| SOXX | 299,607 shares added; $85.3 million |
| GPIQ | 79,174 shares added; $22.5 million |
| IVV | 31,889 shares added; $9.1 million |
| QQQ | 26,866 shares added; $7.6 million |
Five days of net purchases
The October 23 net purchase followed $24.5 million on October 22 and $65.4 million on October 21. ETFs also bought a net $148.2 million on October 20 and $137.2 million on October 19.
Texas Instruments designs and manufactures semiconductors for electronics designers and manufacturers worldwide. The reported holdings changes do not establish why the funds traded.
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