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Mega International Investment Trust Launches First Active ETF 00996A to Tap Taiwan’s AI Supply Chain Growth

1 reports · First detected 2026-02-24 · Last active 2026-02-24

Active ETFs are not restricted to index constituents, allowing managers to adjust holdings in response to market trends. Mega International Investment Trust’s first such fund, 00996A, will target Taiwan’s upstream, midstream and downstream AI supply chain while also investing in small- and mid-cap stocks with growth potential. The fund aims to capture opportunities for excess returns as the industry expands.

The Mega Taiwan Harvest Active ETF (00996A) is scheduled to begin fundraising on March 4, 2026, with Wang Chung-liang serving as fund manager. It will use a dual-track strategy combining active stock selection with quantitative models and target growth themes in both electronics and non-electronics sectors. Its fundraising target and initial fund size have not yet been disclosed.

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SinoPac’s First Active ETF to Open for Subscriptions, Targeting Taiwan’s AI Supply Chain2026-07-09 · 1 reports · similarity 0.81

Artificial intelligence is driving a global industrial revolution, with Taiwan’s stock market entering a fourth technology bull run because of its pivotal role in the semiconductor and AI supply chains. As capital becomes increasingly concentrated and sector rotation accelerates, traditional passive ETFs cannot adjust their holdings quickly enough to keep pace with rapidly changing market conditions. Active ETFs, which offer manager-led stock selection and flexible allocation, are therefore emerging as a new battleground for asset managers seeking to help investors capitalize on the technology upgrade cycle.

SinoPac Securities Investment Trust has formally announced its first active ETF, the SinoPac Taiwan Technology Trends Active ETF (00410A). The fund will be issued at NT$10 per unit, with a minimum subscription of NT$10,000, and will open for subscriptions from July 13 to 17. It will focus on Taiwan-listed companies in the AI supply chain, using active stock selection and flexible allocation to give investors exposure to the technology bull market. The launch marks an important milestone in SinoPac’s entry into the active ETF market.

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