FTSE Russell's annual shake-up of the Russell 3000 Index will add 10 tech names and drop a handful more when U.S. markets close on June 27, kicking off its 37th and final annual reconstitution before switching to semi-annual reviews in 2026.
The incoming cohort features a mix of emerging and established players: Quantum Computing (QUBT, Financial), Reddit (RDDT, Financial), Samsara (IOT, Financial), Flex (FLEX, Financial), Kopin Corp (KOPN, Financial), Serve Robotics (SERV, Financial), Kulr Technology Group (KULR, Financial), Rumble Inc (RUM, Financial), Atomera (ATOM, Financial) and Synchronoss Technology (SNCR, Financial). These additions reflect the rapid growth in areas from AI-powered robotics to next-gen semiconductors and enterprise software.
On the flip side, tradable shares of Quicklogic (QUIK, Financial), Everspin Technologies (MRAM, Financial), Rekor Systems (REKR, Financial), FiscalNote (NOTE, Financial) and others will be removed, making room for the fresher names.
With roughly $10.6 trillion in assets tied to Russell benchmarks, this reconstitution historically drives one of the year's most active trading days—last year saw nearly $220 billion switch hands as funds chased new index inclusions.
Investors should care because entry can trigger buying pressure—index-trackers must accumulate these 10 stocks, potentially lifting their near-term performance—while exits often lead to sell-side flows.
With the cut-off set for June 27, watch for spikes in volume and price moves across the incoming names as passive and active funds rebalance ahead of month-end.
