Fidelity Emerging Markets NAV rises 57.5% in year to September, outpacing benchmark

By Public Technologies
  • Fidelity Emerging Markets' NAV fell 1.3% in September 2026; CATL declined amid trade restrictions, slowing earnings momentum and battery-demand concerns.
  • AT&S rose on AI-substrate demand expectations following its expanded Marvell partnership; SK Square rallied on AI-driven demand benefiting SK Hynix.
  • Taiwan Semiconductor accounted for 17.6% of net assets, followed by Samsung Electronics at 11.8%; Elite Material represented 2.9%.
  • Tencent represented 2.9% of net assets; TBC Bank's weighting was 2.7%, compared with Kaspi/KZ's 2.4%.
  • Unimicron Technology accounted for 2.4% of net assets; GCM Mining represented 2.3%, while Banco BTG Pactual held a 2.2% weighting.


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