# Which UK funds hold Edison International (EIX)?

**Page:** https://fundology.uk/stock/EIX · NYSE: EIX · Holdings dates differ by fund; newest 11/11/2026

Edison International (EIX) is among the ten largest holdings of 2 UK funds Fundology covers, according to the holdings each fund publishes. In the largest of these funds by size, it makes up 2.72% of NRJL (Amundi MSCI New Energy UCITS ETF Dist) and 2.20% of UEDV (State Street SPDR S&P U.S. Dividend Aristocrats Screened UCITS ETF USD). The largest weight is 2.72%, in NRJL (Amundi MSCI New Energy UCITS ETF Dist), as of 11/11/2026. In all, 138 funds list it among their published holdings. 6 swap-based funds also list Edison International (EIX) in the substitute baskets they hold as collateral; they track different indices through swaps and are not counted as holders.

## Funds where Edison International is one of the ten largest holdings

2 funds, largest weight first. A weight is the share of the fund's money in this company, as of the date of that fund's published holdings.

| Fund | Ticker | ISIN | Weight in the fund | Holdings as of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Amundi MSCI New Energy UCITS ETF Dist](https://fundology.uk/fund/nrjl) (2 share classes, one portfolio) | NRJL | FR0010524777 | 2.72% | 11/11/2026 |
| [State Street SPDR S&P U.S. Dividend Aristocrats Screened UCITS ETF USD](https://fundology.uk/fund/uedv) | UEDV | IE00BYTH5R14 | 2.20% | 05/11/2026 |

136 more funds list Edison International below their ten largest holdings. Each fund page shows its ten largest holdings to everyone; the full lists need a free account.

Some funds publish only their ten largest positions, so a fund can hold this company without appearing here. Index funds hold companies roughly in proportion to their size in the index, so the largest companies appear in many funds at similar weights.

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