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- iShares Core Nikkei 225 ETF (1329.T) is an exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the performance of the Nikkei 225 Index, a price-weighted index of 225 leading Japanese companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The ETF provides investors with exposure to large-cap Japanese equities across diverse sectors including technology, consumer discretionary, industrials, and financials; it employs a full replication strategy by holding all index constituents in proportion to their weightings. Managed by BlackRock Japan Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of BlackRock, Inc., the fund offers low-cost access to the Japanese market with a competitive expense ratio, daily liquidity on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and dividend distributions reflecting underlying holdings. Launched in 2015 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, the ETF operates primarily in Japan but serves a global investor base including institutional and retail participants seeking Japan equity allocation. Its portfolio includes major holdings such as Fast Retailing Co., Ltd., Tokyo Electron Ltd., and Sony Group Corporation; the fund supports currency-hedged variants through related iShares products for risk management. Geographically focused on Japan, it targets domestic and international investors via standard ETF creation/redemption processes facilitated by authorized participants. In recent developments, the ETF benefited from BlackRock's strategic expansion in Asia-Pacific exchange-traded products, including enhanced distribution partnerships with Japanese financial institutions in 2024 to broaden retail access. The fund saw asset inflows amid renewed investor interest in Japanese equities driven by corporate governance reforms and yen depreciation; no major acquisitions or name changes occurred, but BlackRock announced operational enhancements to ETF liquidity mechanisms in late 2024. These changes position the ETF for sustained growth in a market cap exceeding JPY 200 billion as of late 2025.