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See exactly how XUDV's revenue becomes profit — a Sankey that traces revenue (and its reported segments) through gross profit, operating expenses, and net profit, with the year-over-year change on every line.
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The Franklin US Dividend Booster Index ETF is designed to mirror, before its own fees and expenses, the returns of a particular index. This underlying index aims to achieve an amplified or "boosted" dividend yield when compared to the broader U.S. large-capitalization equity market, consistently taking into account risk management and market volatility.
Investor interest in dividend ETFs is increasing according to recent analysis. A monthly update from State Street Investment Management's Global Head of Research Strategists Matt Bartolini assessed a few notable trends including dividend ETF flows on the rise.
A look at XUDV’s 2026 performance, highlighting dividend income, selective AI exposure, sector positioning, and key contributors.
The VettaFi New Frontier U.S. Dividend Select Index (NFUS) delivered a mixed performance in March, as strong gains in energy and materials stocks were offset by weakness in several high-weight constituents. The index — tracked by the Franklin International Dividend Booster Index ETF (XUDV) through a full replication strategy — declined approximately 2.
Key Takeaways While index-based ETFs are often viewed as buy-and-hold vehicles, quarterly rebalancing ensures these portfolios undergo a strategic facelift to remain aligned with evolving market leadership and current economic realities. Quarterly rebalancing for thematic indexes captured a shift in the international exposure.
Key Takeaways The Franklin U.S. Dividend Booster Index ETF (XUDV) updated its portfolio as of March 24, 2026, rotating 13 names within its underlying index. The fund added several semiconductor and hardware names, including Micron Technology (MU) and Western Digital Corp (WDC), despite maintaining an overall underweight to Information Technology.