S&P 100 ETF removes Nike and Colgate while adding four AI stocks
The S&P 100 ETF changed its holdings by removing Nike and Colgate while adding four stocks linked to artificial intelligence.
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TL;DR
- •The S&P 100 ETF removed Nike and Colgate from its holdings.
- •Four stocks linked to artificial intelligence joined the fund at the same time.
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Nike and Colgate leave the ETF
According to information published on September 7, 2026, the S&P 100 ETF dropped Nike and Colgate from its holdings. The two companies are no longer among the fund positions covered by this change.
The available information does not specify the weight previously assigned to Nike and Colgate or the exact effective date of the new composition.
Four artificial intelligence stocks added
The change also includes the addition of four stocks described as being linked to artificial intelligence. Their names are not included in the information provided.
The move therefore combines the removal of two named companies with the arrival of a broader group of AI-related stocks. No details are given about the weights assigned to these new positions.
The scale of the change remains unclear
A composition change alone does not show how much the fund’s exposure has shifted. That assessment depends in part on the respective weights of the removed and added stocks, which are not specified here.
The available information also does not provide the full name or ticker of the ETF involved. It establishes only that Nike and Colgate were removed and four artificial intelligence stocks were added.
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Quentin FosséFounder & Editor in Chief
Passive investor since 2019, passionate about UCITS ETFs and index investing. After spending too long searching for a simple tool to detect portfolio overlaps, I built etf-overlap.com. My goal: help European investors build coherent ETF portfolios without hidden concentration risks.
