Corgi Lithography & Semiconductor Photonics ETF

EUV

Market cap $481M

Key Takeaways: AI investing is broadening beyond processors to memory and photonics, which address critical data storage and connectivity bottlenecks. Both memory and photonics ETFs offer targeted access to global leaders, but concentrated holdings can amplify both opportunity and volatility.

The Corgi Lithography & Semiconductor Photonics ETF (EUV) has dropped over 20% in a month. EUV offers active, thematic exposure to lithography and photonics, with top holdings like TSMC and ASML, and a competitive 0.35% expense ratio. Despite sector fears of margin contraction from Chinese oversupply, EUV's core holdings remain insulated (IMO), especially ASML's EUV monopoly.

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Corgi Lithography & Semiconductor Photonics ETF is rated a buy for its targeted exposure to critical semiconductor supply chain segments and competitive holdings. EUV's top holdings—TSM, ASML, and LRCX—offer strong profitability, industry leadership, and technological innovation, underpinning the fund's superior performance outlook. With a 0.35% expense ratio and an estimated valuation edge over peers, EUV provides cost-effective, actively managed access to semiconductor growth drivers.