ETF holdings

DIA: SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust

DIA reported 30 holdings to the SEC for the period ending 31 July 2026. This page lists them with the weight the fund itself gave each one.

The stored holdings sum to 99.95% of the fund. Form N-PORT 0001410368-26-095867

0.16%Expense ratio a year
1.40%Dividend yield
30Holdings reported
55.31%In the ten largest

What DIA holds

All 30, covering 99.95% of the fund. Weights are the fund's own, as filed.

#CompanyWeight
1Goldman Sachs Group Inc/The11.53%
2Caterpillar Inc9.22%
3Microsoft Corp5.26%
4UnitedHealth Group Inc4.69%
5Amgen Inc4.36%
6Travelers Cos Inc/The4.24%
7Visa Inc4.14%
8Alphabet Inc4.03%
9JPMorgan Chase & Co3.98%
10Sherwin-Williams Co/The3.86%
11American Express Co3.81%
12Home Depot Inc/The3.76%
13Apple Inc3.50%
14Amazon.com Inc3.07%
15McDonald's Corp3.06%
16Johnson & Johnson2.90%
17Honeywell International Inc2.75%
18International Business Machines Corp2.53%
19Boeing Co/The2.45%
20NVIDIA Corp2.27%
21Chevron Corp2.23%
22Salesforce Inc2.08%
233M Co2.00%
24Procter & Gamble Co/The1.64%
25Merck & Co Inc1.47%
26Cisco Systems Inc1.31%
27Walmart Inc1.26%
28Walt Disney Co/The1.09%
29Coca-Cola Co/The0.99%
30NIKE Inc0.47%

Where the money sits

Sector weights as supplied by our market data provider, covering 100.00% of the fund.

SectorWeight
Financials27.76%
Information Technology18.65%
Industrials15.79%
Health Care13.18%
Consumer Discretionary9.66%
Communication Services5.03%
Consumer Staples3.85%
Materials3.66%
Energy2.42%

Dividend history

DIA pays a dividend every month. Over the last twelve months that came to USD 7.23 per share. Over five years the yearly payout grew 3.73% a year.

YearDividends per share
2026 (so far)USD 5.45
2025USD 6.88
2024USD 6.83
2023USD 6.80
2022USD 6.33
2021USD 5.74
2020USD 5.73
2019USD 5.95
2018USD 5.22
2017USD 4.87

Per share, in the currency the fund pays in, adjusted for later splits so the years compare like for like.

Compared with other funds

Holdings and the reporting date come from the fund's own Form N-PORT filing with the SEC. Expense ratio, dividend yield, dividend history and sector weights come from our market data provider. Nothing on this page is estimated: a holding the filing did not report is not shown.

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