##  [# Internet Giants ETF Launches](/sections/daily-etf-watch/internet-giants-etf-launches) 

 

# Internet Giants ETF Launches

 

 

O’Shares tapping into biggest names in internet and e-commerce segments.



 

 

 

 

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O’Shares ETF Investments, the issuer headed by Kevin O’Leary, best known for his ABC “Shark Tank” fame, today launched an ETF focused on the largest, high-quality internet and ecommerce companies globally.

The [O’Shares Global Internet Giants ETF (OGIG)](https://oshares.com/ogig/), listed on NYSE Arca, tracks a proprietary O’Shares index comprising 52 companies, with a total market capitalization of $4.45 trillion. The methodology looks to capture quality and growth names in the internet technology and e-commerce segments.

This is a growing area of the market other ETFs have accessed to varying degrees. Think funds such as the [SPDR S&amp;P Internet ETF (XWEB)](https://www.etf.com/XWEB), which tracks an equal-weighted index of internet retail, software and services companies; the [Global X Internet of Things ETF (SNSR)](https://www.etf.com/SNSR); and the [PowerShares NASDAQ Internet ETF (PNQI)](https://www.etf.com/PNQI), to name a few. Each brings its own twist to the space.

**Holdings**

OGIG’s list of top portfolio holdings is a who’s who of tech and e-commerce giants, led by Alibaba, Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet, each representing 6-6.5% of the portfolio. Securities are weighted by market capitalization modified by revenue growth, according to the issuer.

Tencent, Netflix and Microsoft are also in the top mix. OGIG is 75% allocated to information technology names, 24% to consumer discretionary and 1% to industrials.

From a country perspective, global-in-scope OGIG is heavily tilted toward U.S. stocks, altogether representing about 54% of the portfolio. China (31%), U.K., Japan, Canada, Germany, Argentina and Australia round out the country exposure.

OGIG costs 0.48% in expense ratio, or $48 per $10,000 invested. It’s O’Shares’ sixth U.S.-listed ETF.

*Contact Cinthia Murphy at <cmurphy@etf.com>*



 

 

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