Capital Group’s Growth ETF adds 535,300 Strategy shares, lifting stake to 2.19 million

Capital Group’s Growth ETF adds 535,300 Strategy shares, lifting stake to 2.19 million

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2026-10-07 18:29:04
Capital Group’s Growth ETF has increased its position in Strategy by 535,300 shares, bringing its total holdings to 2.19 million shares valued at about $336 million, according to Odaily. The report also said Capital Group had added to its exposure through ANCFX. In April 2026, ANCFX bought 4.32 million Strategy shares for roughly $747 million and now holds 10.33 million shares worth about $1.78 billion. Odaily added that, for traditional asset-allocation institutions, MSTR remains a leveraged Bitcoin exposure that can pass compliance review on securities exchanges. The update highlights continued institutional use of Strategy shares as a listed route to Bitcoin-linked exposure.

Capital Group’s Growth ETF added 535,300 shares of Strategy, taking its total position to 2.19 million shares valued at about $336 million, according to Odaily.

The report said Capital Group, which manages $3.3 trillion in assets, had also increased its holdings through ANCFX. In April 2026, ANCFX bought 4.32 million Strategy shares for about $747 million. It now holds 10.33 million shares with a position value of roughly $1.78 billion.

Odaily said that for traditional asset-allocation institutions, MSTR remains a leveraged Bitcoin exposure that can clear compliance review on securities exchanges.

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