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Pimco Total Return ETF (BOND) Holdings List

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$90.56 +0.12 (+0.13%)
As of 07/24/2026 04:10 PM Eastern

What stocks does BOND hold?

The Pimco Total Return ETF (BOND) top stock holdings include 2 Year Treasury Note Future Sept 26, 10 Year Treasury Note Future Sept 26, and 5 Year Treasury Note Future Sept 26. The top 25 BOND holdings ordered by weight make up 114.91% of the total fund. BOND is a fixed income fund in the broad debt category that invests in publicly traded companies and other investments, focused on broad debt strategies within the Global region. This page includes a complete BOND stock holdings list ranked by weight, along with a full breakdown of sector, geographic, industry, and currency exposure.

Top 25 BOND Holdings

RankCompanyCurrent PriceWeightShares Held
12 Year Treasury Note Future Sept 26N/A28.55%2,296,400,000
210 Year Treasury Note Future Sept 26N/A13.82%1,048,400,000
35 Year Treasury Note Future Sept 26N/A12.68%984,700,000
4U S Treasury RepoN/A6.79%562,500,000
5U S Treasury RepoN/A6.41%530,900,000
6Federal National Mortgage Association 5%N/A5.79%490,800,000
7
PMBS
PIMCO Mortgage-Backed Securities Active ETF
$48.57
+0.2%
4.06%6,857,051
8Federal National Mortgage Association 4.5%N/A3.61%314,200,000
9United States Treasury Bonds 3.875%N/A3.36%318,300,000
10Federal National Mortgage Association 6%N/A2.74%222,900,000
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11Federal National Mortgage Association 4.5%N/A2.54%221,000,000
12United States Treasury Bonds 4.625%N/A2.54%222,300,000
13Federal National Mortgage Association 3%N/A2.26%216,065,910
14Federal National Mortgage Association 6.5%N/A2.07%166,100,000
15Cdx Ig46 5y IceN/A2.05%165,800,000
16United States Treasury Notes 1.75%N/A1.93%164,039,904
17United States Treasury Bonds 3.125%N/A1.92%206,100,000
18Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. 6%N/A1.85%147,455,283
19Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. 5%N/A1.74%146,356,114
20U S Treasury RepoN/A1.59%131,700,000
21Ultra 10 Year US Treasury Note Future Sept 26N/A1.45%107,700,000
22Fin Fut Uk Gilt Ice 09/28/26N/A1.32%92,100,000
23Ultra US Treasury Bond Future Sept 26N/A1.31%95,700,000
24United States Treasury Bonds 2.375%N/A1.30%150,000,000
25Government National Mortgage Association 6%N/A1.23%100,000,000

BOND Geographic Exposure

BOND's largest geographic exposure is United States at 136.1%, followed by United Kingdom at 0.8%.

  • United States
    100.0%
  • United Kingdom
    0.8%
  • Korea, Republic of
    0.3%
  • Ireland
    0.2%
  • Cayman Islands
    0.1%

BOND Currency Exposure

BOND is predominantly exposed to USD at 140.3%, followed by GBP at 0.7%.

  • USD
    100.0%
  • GBP
    0.7%
  • CAD
    0.2%

BOND Sector Exposure

BOND's largest sector exposure is Financials at 41.9%, followed by Government at 2.9%.

  • Financials
    41.9%
  • Government
    2.9%
  • ETF
    1.0%
  • Capital Markets
    0.9%
  • Industrials
    0.3%
  • Consumer Discretionary
    0.3%
  • US Municipal
    0.3%
  • Communications
    0.2%
  • Utilities
    0.1%
  • Health Care
    0.1%
  • Other
    0.1%

BOND Industry Exposure

BOND's largest industry exposure is Thrifts & Mortgage Finance at 32.0%, followed by Diversified Financial Services at 9.1%.

  • Thrifts & Mortgage Finance
    32.0%
  • Diversified Financial Services
    9.1%
  • Capital Markets
    1.2%
  • ETF
    1.0%
  • Banks
    0.3%
  • Airlines
    0.3%
  • Diversified Consumer Services
    0.2%
  • Utilities
    0.1%
  • Financing & Development
    0.1%
  • States & Territories
    0.1%
  • Other
    0.3%

BOND Sub-Industry Exposure

BOND's largest sub-industry exposure is Thrifts & Mortgage Finance at 41.3%, followed by ETF at 1.0%.

  • Thrifts & Mortgage Finance
    41.3%
  • ETF
    1.0%
  • Investment Banking & Brokerage
    0.8%
  • Diversified Banks
    0.3%
  • Airlines
    0.2%
  • Colleges & Universities
    0.2%
  • Electric Utilities
    0.1%
  • Asset Management & Custody Banks
    0.1%
  • Financing & Development
    0.1%
  • States & Territories
    0.1%
  • Other
    0.4%

BOND Coupon Exposure

BOND's largest coupon exposure is 4-6 at 52.8%, followed by 2-4 at 29.0%.

  • 4-6
    52.8%
  • 2-4
    29.0%
  • 6-8
    14.7%
  • 0-2
    3.7%
  • 8-10
    0.5%
  • 10-15
    0.2%
  • 15+
    0.2%

BOND Maturity Exposure

BOND's largest maturity exposure is 20-30 at 39.8%, followed by 0-1 at 32.1%.

  • 20-30
    39.8%
  • 0-1
    32.1%
  • 5-10
    19.7%
  • 30+
    13.7%
  • 10-15
    12.1%
  • 15-20
    11.6%
  • 3-5
    6.8%
  • 1-3
    1.7%

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This page (NYSEARCA:BOND) was last updated on 7/26/2026 by MarketBeat.com Staff.
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