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DIA holdings
SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF. DIA holds 30 securities. The 10 largest are 55% of the fund, and 9 names carry half of it.
Holdings as of October 16, 2026 · source: SPDR · How we measured all 1,431 pairs
the fund
- Issuer
- SPDR
- Holdings as of
- October 16, 2026
- Source
- SPDR holdings file
- Cash and other
- 0.08%
line weights
- Largest
- GS 10.07%
- Median
- 2.816%
- Average
- 3.332%
- Smallest
- NKE 0.4243%
- Countries
- 1
Every holding, in order
Where the money sits, by country and by sector
The funds that hold the most of the same DIA money
Every other comparison: IWDA 24% · VTV 23% · VYM 23% · CNDX 22% · QQQM 22% · QQQ 22% · IWF 22% · SSAC 22% · MGK 22% · VUG 21% · VWCE 21% · VT 20% · JEPI 19% · SCHD 19% · JEPQ 18% · XLK 16% · VGT 15% · XLF 15% · XLV 13% · XLI 11% · XLY 9.6% · RSP 6.0% · XLC 5.2% · ARKK 4.5% · XLP 4.3% · XLE 2.6% · SMH 2.4% · SOXX 2.4% · VO 1.1% · IWM 0.0% · VEA 0.0% · VWO 0.0% · EFA 0.0% · EEM 0.0% · VNQ 0.0% · VXUS 0.0% · VB 0.0% · IJH 0.0% · IJR 0.0% · IEFA 0.0% · XLU 0.0% · EIMI 0.0% · SMEA 0.0%
DIA holdings: what people ask
How many stocks does DIA hold?
30 securities, according to SPDR's holdings file dated October 16, 2026.
What are DIA's top 10 holdings?
GS, CAT, MSFT, AMGN, V, UNH, TRV, AAPL, GOOGL and JPM. Together they are 55% of the fund.
How concentrated is DIA?
9 of its 30 holdings make up half of the fund. By weight it behaves like 22 equally weighted stocks.
Which ETFs overlap most with DIA?
VIG (34%), SPY (30%) and CSPX (30%), measured on the full holdings of each fund.
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Weights are SPDR's published holdings as of the date above. They are a share of the fund's net assets; cash and derivatives (0.08%) are left out of the list. A company's country is the one its ISIN starts with, where it is incorporated: Linde or Eaton count as Irish here, while MSCI, which files companies by their main listing, puts them in the US. This page describes what the fund holds; it is not investment advice.