TIGER 200 (102110) 🔎 In-depth
Mirae Asset · Equity · Korea · Broad market · Price 2026-08-06 · Analysis 2026-07-14
TIGER 200 is a flagship domestic market-index ETF listed by Mirae Asset Global Investments in April 2008, built to track the KOSPI 200 index directly. It holds the KOSPI market's 200 large-cap blue chips in a single basket, so that buying this one holding gives you the effect of investing broadly across the whole Korean stock market. With net assets of more than ₩9.3 trillion, it is a large ETF that also trades very actively.
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Price as of 2026-08-06 close
USD values (market cap, AUM, turnover) are converted from KRW at ₩1,423.5 per US$ (2026-08-07); won figures are as reported. Market cap is listed units × market price, while AUM is the fund's net asset value — the two are close but not identical.
Returns & tracking as of 2026-08-06
| Period | ETF (NAV) | Index | Excess |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1M | -19.86% | -19.80% | -0.06% |
| 3M | -14.46% | -14.52% | +0.05% |
| 6M | +30.12% | +29.85% | +0.27% |
| 1Y | +128.99% | +128.23% | +0.76% |
| 3Y | +189.75% | +189.37% | +0.38% |
Returns are NAV-based (distributions not reinvested); the index is the provider's price index, and tracking error is the annualized standard deviation of daily NAV-minus-index return differences. Source: data.go.kr securities market-price API.
Fees & distributions
Fees prior fiscal year · Mirae Asset official disclosure
Distributions Source: Mirae Asset distribution notice·KRX
Distributions vary with fund performance; paying out more than income can reduce principal.
Understanding this ETF
It tracks the KOSPI 200 index calculated by the Korea Exchange (KRX). The KOSPI 200 is an index built by selecting 200 stocks from those listed on the securities (KOSPI) market that have large market capitalization, active trading and representativeness of their industries, and holding them at each stock's market-cap weight. It is calculated using the market capitalization on January 3, 1990 as a base of 100 points, and its constituents are regularly changed once a year around June. Put simply, it is the flagship yardstick representing "the average trend of Korea's large-cap stock market as a whole."
As a physically replicating, passive product that tracks the KOSPI 200 index at 1x, it rises when the index rises and falls when it falls, with no multiple effect such as leverage or inverse. Holding only domestic assets, it needs no separate FX-hedging and is not directly affected by exchange-rate moves. However, given the strong tilt to the top, on days when large-cap chip stocks such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix move sharply, the ETF's price is clearly affected as well.
It is the most basic "market-representative (core)" ETF, holding Korea's large-cap stock market broadly rather than concentrating on a specific theme or narrow industry. It is the type used when you want to track the market average without the burden of picking individual stocks one by one. It is one of the flagship products competing with the likes of KODEX 200, which tracks the same KOSPI 200 index.
At the August 6, 2026 close of ₩108,805, its move was about -0.10% on the day, and AUM (net assets) was about ₩9.3 trillion. Behind the recent trend lies the strength of large-cap chip stocks such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, and the composition shows that this has sharply raised the weight of the top two names.
In a word, it is a "buy the whole KOSPI 200" ETF in which buying this one holding spreads you across 200 flagship Korean large caps at once, including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. You just need to know that these days the two semiconductor stocks have grown so large in weight that it is especially driven by these two's moves.
Composition
Because larger-market-cap stocks carry larger weights, it is naturally tilted toward Korea's mega caps. Based on Mirae Asset's official constituents (PDF), the combined weight of the top two names, Samsung Electronics (32.72%) and SK Hynix (28.19%), exceeds 60%, so the recent strength in large-cap chip stocks has pushed the top-end concentration especially high. They are followed by flagship names in semiconductors, autos, financials and industrials, such as SK Square (2.95%), Samsung Electro-Mechanics (1.99%), Hyundai Motor (1.67%) and KB Financial (1.56%). Although it is spread across 200 stocks rather than any single company, the nature of the index means the moves of large-cap chip stocks are heavily reflected in overall performance.
Classification
Notes & cautions
- Holdings and weights are based on the constituents (PDF) from Mirae Asset's official TIGER ETF product page, and weights change daily based on the minimum creation unit (1 CU) (reference date 2026-07-14).
- The combined weight of the top two names (Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix) exceeds 60%, so the share-price moves of these two are heavily reflected in the ETF's performance.
ETF terms explained
Korea FSC securities market-price API (data.go.kr) · ETF classification & tagging: our own descriptive categorization
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