FXI ETF Explained: China's 50 Biggest Companies in One Ticker (iShares China Large-Cap)

Can one ticker really hand you the 50 biggest companies in China? FXI — the iShares China Large-Cap ETF — is the oldest and most heavily traded China ETF on the U.S. market. But it's far more concentrated than most buyers realize. Here's exactly what's inside, how it works, and the catch the fund's own page underplays.

Here's what you'll learn:
- What FXI actually holds (Alibaba, Tencent, China Construction Bank, Xiaomi & more)
- How the FTSE China 50 Index works — and why it skips mainland A-shares
- Why the top 10 holdings make up nearly 58% of the fund
- What FXI's 0.73% expense ratio really costs you
- The volatility and political risk the marketing leaves out

Key stats as of June 2026:
- Expense ratio: 0.73%
- AUM: ~$5.9 billion
- 1-year total return: ~+3% (after a swing near +30% earlier in the year)
- Dividend yield: ~2.5%
- Issuer: iShares (BlackRock)

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