A company valued at $2 trillion is being integrated into passive investment vehicles, reshaping how mega‑cap assets fit into modern portfolios.

The move follows a trend where historic IPOs, once tailored for active managers, are now catalogued in broad indexes and ETFs. Analysts note that adding such a giant to passive baskets could dilute individual weightings and alter fund expense structures.

For investors, the shift signals a consolidation of capital flows toward passive strategies, potentially tightening liquidity in active funds and redefining benchmark compositions across the market.