Fund holdings · PIMCO Municipal Income Opportunities Active Exchange-Traded Fund

MINO holdings: 515 positions

MINO held 515 positions as of Jun 30, 2026. United States Treasury is the largest at 1.85%; the top 10 are 12.2% of the fund.

How much of the fund each position is · one bar per position, largest first
T 1.85%515 positionsFlorida Development Finance Corp 0.29%
12.2%
top 10 together
1.85%
largest position
510
positions under 1%

The largest 100 of 515 positions

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MINO’s 515 positions by weight, from the holdings filed for Jun 30, 2026. A weight is a share of net assets. The 100 largest are listed; the CSV has all 515. Source: Form N-PORT filed with the SEC.
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1United States Treasury1.85%
2Connecticut State Health & Educational Facilities Authority1.61%
3United States Treasury1.52%
4Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia1.27%
5New York City Transitional Finance Authority Future Tax Secured Revenue1.20%
6State of Minnesota0.98%
7United States Treasury0.98%
8Puerto Rico Sales Tax Financing Corp Sales Tax Revenue0.94%
9Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission0.94%
10Permanent University Fund - Texas A&M University System0.93%
11City of Mesa AZ Utility System Revenue0.87%
12County of Cuyahoga OH0.86%
13Arkansas Development Finance Authority0.85%
14Illinois Finance Authority0.83%
15Tarrant County Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corp0.83%
16Tarrant County Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corp0.82%
17Oklahoma City Public Property Authority0.79%
18Black Belt Energy Gas District0.78%
19New York City Transitional Finance Authority Future Tax Secured Revenue0.77%
20Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District0.75%
21State of Washington0.74%
22City of San Antonio TX Electric & Gas Systems Revenue0.74%
23United States Treasury0.74%
24New York State Dormitory Authority0.73%
25Liberty Hill Independent School District0.72%
26Texas Municipal Gas Acquisition & Supply Corp V0.72%
27Buckeye Tobacco Settlement Financing Authority0.70%
28Arizona Industrial Development Authority0.66%
29Texas Transportation Commission0.62%
30Commonwealth of Massachusetts0.61%
31City of Houston TX Combined Utility System Revenue0.60%
32Golden State Tobacco Securitization Corp0.59%
33Arkansas Development Finance Authority0.56%
34Metropolitan Government Nashville & Davidson County Health & Educational Facs Bd0.55%
35Kentucky Public Energy Authority0.54%
36New York State Dormitory Authority0.54%
37County of Miami-Dade FL Aviation Revenue0.53%
38Fiac0.51%
39Colorado Health Facilities Authority0.51%
40Main Street Natural Gas Inc0.50%
41Pennsylvania Economic Development Financing Authority0.50%
42FHLMC Multifamily VRD Certificates0.49%
43Louisiana Public Facilities Authority0.49%
44Long Beach Unified School District0.49%
45Connecticut State Health & Educational Facilities Authority0.49%
46Mission Economic Development Corp0.49%
47Kentucky Bond Development Corp0.47%
48District of Columbia0.46%
49New York City Transitional Finance Authority Future Tax Secured Revenue0.46%
50Michigan Finance Authority0.46%
51Board of Governors of Colorado State University System0.45%
52City of Georgetown TX Utility System Revenue0.44%
53Northside Independent School District0.44%
54City of Austin TX Water & Wastewater System Revenue0.44%
55State of Colorado0.44%
56Bucks County Industrial Development Authority0.43%
57Illinois Fin Auth Rev0.43%
58City of Austin TX Airport System Revenue0.43%
59Sarasota County Public Hospital District0.43%
60County of Clark NV0.42%
61Arizona Industrial Development Authority0.42%
62Tarrant County Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corp0.42%
63City of Denton TX0.42%
64School Board of Miami-Dade County/The0.42%
65Maryland Economic Development Corp0.41%
66Las Vegas Valley Water District0.40%
67Chicago O'Hare International Airport0.38%
68University of California0.37%
69Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Dedicated Revenue0.37%
70California Community Choice Financing Authority0.37%
71Black Belt Energy Gas District0.37%
72Kentucky Bond Development Corp0.36%
73Commonwealth of Massachusetts0.36%
74University of Massachusetts Building Authority0.36%
75Public Finance Authority0.36%
76City of Whiting IN0.35%
77Michigan Finance Authority0.35%
78Northampton County General Purpose Authority0.35%
79Public Finance Authority0.35%
80Dallas Metrocare Services0.34%
81Brevard County Health Facilities Authority0.34%
82FHLMC Multifamily VRD Certificates0.34%
83North Carolina Medical Care Commission0.33%
84Los Angeles Unified School District/CA0.32%
85Indiana Finance Authority0.32%
86North Carolina Medical Care Commission0.32%
87State of Ohio0.32%
88Board of Regents of the University of Texas System0.32%
89Freddie Mac Multifamily0.32%
90New York City Transitional Finance Authority Future Tax Secured Revenue0.31%
91New York City Transitional Finance Authority Future Tax Secured Revenue0.31%
92Ohio Housing Finance Agency0.31%
93Idaho Health Facilities Authority0.30%
94New Orleans Aviation Board0.30%
95State of Illinois0.30%
96Garland Housing Finance Corp0.29%
97Texas Transportation Finance Corp0.29%
98New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority0.29%
99Chicago Board of Education0.29%
100Florida Development Finance Corp0.29%
Cash and other net assets−1.93%
As of Jun 30, 2026. Source: Form N-PORT filed with the SEC. The CSV lists all 515.

The book

Positions515
Listed on this page100 largest
Holdings as of (SEC N-PORT)Jun 30, 2026
Top 10 together12.2%
Cash and other net assets−1.93%

By asset type

Bonds100.3%
Mortgage-backed and asset-backed1.6%

Share of the fund, positions only, as the fund’s SEC filing states them.

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How the list is built

Each weight is the share of net assets the fund’s SEC filing gives, largest first. Cash and other net assets are in their own row and are not a position. A negative weight is a short or an offsetting contract. Where a source leaves out a ticker, ETFIQ fills it from the same security in another fund’s book; names are set in title case where the source used capitals. How books are read.

Weights are as the source states them, largest first.

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