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- Capital Group Equity ETF Trust (CGGG) operates as an exchange-traded fund that seeks long-term capital appreciation by investing at least 80% of its net assets in common stocks and other equity-type securities of large-cap growth companies in the United States, focusing on high-growth firms with large markets and durable competitive advantages. The ETF's portfolio emphasizes sectors such as semiconductors and semiconductor equipment (16.7%), software (16.3%), interactive media and services (12.2%), broadline retail (9.3%), and financial services (8.6%); top holdings include NVIDIA (10.4%), Microsoft (10.4%), Alphabet (7.1%), Amazon.com (6.5%), and Broadcom (6.2%). It targets investors seeking exposure to U.S. large growth equities through an actively managed vehicle with approximately 42 holdings, 99% allocated to U.S. equities, and a 30-day SEC yield of 0.15%. Launched on June 24, 2025, the fund is part of Capital Group Equity ETF Trust I, headquartered at 6455 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine, California 92618, and managed by Capital Research and Management Company affiliates including portfolio managers Peter Eliot and Eric H. Stern. Recent developments include its launch alongside sister ETFs CGVV (U.S. value) and CGHY (high yield bond) in June 2025 as part of Capital Group's expansion of its active ETF suite to 25 funds with $66 billion in assets under management; a strategic partnership with SEI in March 2025 to launch all-ETF model portfolios incorporating Capital Group ETFs; and Capital Group's broader alliances, such as the exclusive partnership with KKR announced in 2025, which introduced public-private credit interval funds in April 2025 and filed for a public-private equity fund (Capital Group KKR U.S. Equity+) in July 2025 for launch in early 2026.