VOLT stock holds near recent levels as electrification ETF consolidates

Published on 09/19/2026 at 13:05 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

VOLT stock, the Tema Electrification ETF, last closed at USD 35.36 on September 17, 2026, on Nasdaq. The fund tracks a basket of electrification-related stocks, giving investors diversified exposure to the theme.

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The Tema Electrification ETF VOLT stock (ISIN US9265831068) most recently closed at USD 35.36 on Nasdaq as of September 17, 2026, according to data from a major US brokerage portal, with the quote reflecting a relatively calm trading day for the thematic fund.

Price level and trading context

According to Schwab, the Tema Electrification ETF under the ticker VOLT showed a last price of USD 35.36 with a bid of USD 35.17 and an ask of USD 35.47 as of the close on September 17, 2026, indicating a narrow spread and orderly trading around that level.

The same overview from Schwab reports a trading volume of 1,485 shares on September 17, 2026, which it characterizes as below average for the fund, suggesting that turnover was subdued compared with typical activity.

Electrification theme and portfolio role

The Tema Electrification ETF VOLT stock offers investors a way to participate in the broad electrification trend through a diversified basket rather than single-stock risk, with the Nasdaq listing in USD making it accessible to a wide US investor base.

While detailed portfolio fundamentals such as total net asset value, expense ratio or sector weights are not highlighted in the recent quote snapshot from Schwab, the electrification focus generally implies exposure to companies involved in electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, grid upgrades and related technologies.

Stable trading around recent levels

For investors watching VOLT stock, the USD 35.36 closing level on September 17, 2026, as cited by Schwab marks a reference point for the ETF’s recent consolidation phase, even though the day’s percent change was not expressly broken out in the snapshot.