SPYDState Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 High Dividend ETF

ETF · SPDR Series Trust

$49.41close Nov 6, 2026

The fund

Holdings as of Jun 30, 2026, filed with the SEC.

$7.4B

net assets, all share classes

0.07%

yearly cost, from the prospectus

82

positions on file

Growth of $100

Total return with dividends reinvested, month by month since July 2019.

$100$175
20192026
+17.5%

last 12 months

+13.8%

a year, over 3 years

+8.2%

a year, over 5 years

Largest holdings

The top 10 issuers of 82 positions, by share of the fund. Under each, about how much of the company the fund owns.

State Street Global AdvisorsCash and short-term
1.6%

Most alike

The funds whose stock holdings overlap most with SPYD's: stock by stock, the smaller of the two weights, added up.

The closest is DVY (iShares Select Dividend ETF): 46%of the two funds’ stock holdings are the same.

  1. DVYiShares Select Dividend ETF46% in common
  2. FDLFirst Trust Morningstar Dividend Leaders Index Fund35% in common
  3. XLREState Street Real Estate Select Sector SPDR ETF25% in common
  4. FDVVFidelity High Dividend ETF24% in common
  5. NOBLProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF22% in common
  6. SCHHSchwab U.S. REIT ETF21% in common

SPYD costs 0.07% a year. Overlap counts only the stocks we can match to a listing; bonds, cash and unmatched foreign shares are left out. Every group of near-identical funds and what each costs.

Sectors

The stocks we can place, by sector.

  • Real Estate25.9%
  • Consumer Defensive14.6%
  • Financial Services12.8%
  • Utilities11.7%
  • Energy8.2%
  • Basic Materials6.0%
  • Healthcare5.3%
  • Communication Services4.5%
  • Consumer Cyclical3.7%
  • Technology2.7%
  • Industrials2.5%

Countries

Where the holdings are, by share of the fund.

  • United States97.1%
  • Ireland1.3%
  • Jersey1.2%
  • Netherlands1.2%

What it holds

By kind of asset.

  • Stocks99.3%
  • Cash and short-term1.6%

From the fund’s Form N-PORT for June 2026 (filed Aug 28, 2026) and its prospectus, via the SEC’s public data sets. Shares of net assets can sum above 100% where a fund holds cash collateral or derivatives.