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- Fidelity International Discovery Fund (FIGRX) is an open-end mutual fund that seeks capital appreciation by investing primarily in equity securities of non-U.S. issuers, with a focus on large-cap growth companies exhibiting high-quality characteristics, durable competitive advantages, above-average revenue and earnings growth prospects, and reasonable valuations. The fund offers exposure to a diversified portfolio of international equities across sectors including financial services, industrials, technology, consumer cyclical, and communication services; key holdings include UniCredit SpA, Zegona Communications PLC, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd, Hitachi Ltd, and AXA SA, representing approximately 13.57% of the portfolio. It operates in the foreign large growth category, with approximately 90.75% allocated to non-U.S. stocks, 3.67% to U.S. stocks, and the remainder in cash and other assets, targeting investors seeking long-term growth from developed and emerging markets outside the United States, including top regions such as the Eurozone (34.59%), Japan (19.02%), and the United Kingdom (13.07%). Launched on December 31, 1986, and domiciled in the United States with total net assets of approximately $11.82 billion (share class size $4.34 billion), the fund is managed by William Kennedy since October 31, 2004, with an expense ratio of 0.58% and a turnover rate of around 44%. In recent periods, the fund has increased its allocation to the communication services sector by establishing new positions in select companies; portfolio manager Bill Kennedy has emphasized security selection in financials and health care amid market rotations favoring value-oriented stocks over growth; positioning adjustments have included elevating Zegona Communications from the No. 12 holding, reflecting a strategy to stick with high-conviction winners amid better-than-expected earnings in sectors like international online gaming and fintech services.