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Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF (FEMR)

Delisted
13 Feb 2026
SIX SIX
5. 22
CHF
0
0%
CHF
- Market Cap
- Div Yield
0 Volume
5.22 CHF
Previous Close
Day Range
5.22 5.22
Year Range
3.51 5.22
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Summary

This company has been delisted from its primary exchange and is no longer publicly traded.
As a result, real-time price data, dividend updates, and corporate disclosures may no longer be available.

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Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF (FEMR) FAQ

What does "Delisted" mean?

Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF has been removed from the exchange and is no longer publicly traded.

What was the last recorded dividend?

No dividend payments were recorded prior to delisting.

How long did the company pay dividends?

The company did not have a dividend payment history.

Were there any stock splits?

No stock splits were recorded prior to delisting.

What was the last known trading price?

The stock last traded at 5.22 CHF on Feb 13, 2026 before being delisted.

Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF Profile

SIX Exchange
United States Country

Overview

The fund operates as a multi-asset investment option, specifically focusing on diversification across various asset classes through investment in Class I shares of a broad range of other funds. Its strategic allocation lies between equity securities, fixed-income securities, and money market securities, aimed at optimizing the balance between risk and return for its investors. By adjusting the percentage of assets allocated to each type of underlying fund, it seeks to maintain flexibility and adapt to changing market conditions while pursuing its investment objective.

Products and Services

  • Equity Securities Investment

    Approximately 20% to 60% of the fund's assets are allocated to underlying funds that primarily invest in equity securities. This segment is designed for growth through exposure to stocks and other equity instruments. The exact allocation within this range allows the fund to manage risk and return based on market conditions and investment outlook.

  • Fixed-Income Securities Investment

    Allocating 40% to 80% of its resources to underlying funds focused on fixed-income securities, the fund seeks income and stability. This portion includes investments in bonds and other debt instruments, offering a balance that cushions against the volatility of equity markets. The emphasis on fixed-income securities underscores the fund's conservative investment stance, aiming for steady returns.

  • Money Market Securities Investment

    A smaller allocation of 0% to 20% is made to underlying funds that invest in money market securities. This segment provides liquidity and safety, with investments typically in cash equivalents, like short-term government bonds or certificates of deposit. Although it represents the smallest allocation, it plays a crucial role in risk management and capital preservation within the fund’s strategy.

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