MFS Active Growth ETF

MFSG

Market cap $329M

For years now, the software sector has been a tried-and-tested part of growth portfolios for advisors and investors. But the software sector now changing drastically.

This year has undoubtedly seen artificial intelligence (AI) at the forefront of 2025's investing themes, but there are many ways to slice and dice AI exposure to capture upside. Investors may not be fully leveraging the spillover effect that the AI theme has on the energy sector.

Navigating 2025's equity market has proven to be a tricky endeavor thus far, and 2026 will likely be no different. However, there are still plenty of attractive investment opportunities available for those who know where to look.

The market environment today has been marked by an emphasis on large-cap growth, particularly with respect to Magnificent Seven names like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple. The AI theme has been in the tech sector propelling much of the market performance in 2025.

Today, MFS Asset Management made its entrance into the ETF investing world with the launch of five new funds. Each of these funds is actively managed.

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MFS® today launched the firm's first actively managed exchange-traded funds, marking its entry into the fast-growing active ETF market, which now accounts for nearly $700 billion in assets in the United States.1 The following five actively managed ETFs began trading on the New York Stock Exchange today: MFS® Active Value ETF (NYSE: MFSV) MFS® Active Growth ETF (NYSE: MFSG) MFS® Active International ETF (NYSE: MFSI) MFS® Active Core Plus Bond ETF (NYSE: MFSB) MFS® Active.