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International Opportunities - TF International Opportunities - TF Schedule of Investments as of 2021-06-30 (Unaudited) Holding Shares/Principal Amount Market Value ($) Intermediate Capital Group PLC 430,455 12,630,410 TFI International Inc 119,530 10,924,017 Metso Outotec Oyj 940,155 10,921,852 IHI Corp 438,200 10,407,201 Howden Joinery Group PLC 914,375 10,314,992 Future PLC 234,574 10,149,317 Open House Co Ltd 211,200 9,933,003 Airtac International Group 256,000 9,877,075 Bakkafrost P/F 113,703 9,394,649 Nova Measuring Instruments Ltd 90,981 9,361,035 Electrocomponents PLC 652,355 9,273,305 ALK-Abello A/S 19,336 9,226,194 SK Materials Co Ltd 28,655 8,959,220 Endava PLC 76,692 8,695,339 BE Semiconductor Industries NV 102,361 8,684,234 Kornit Digital Ltd 67,244 8,360,447 CAE Inc 268,388 8,275,098 Inmode Ltd 85,917 8,134,622 Nuvei Corp 99,073 8,067,514 Greggs PLC 224,028 8,031,096 China Yongda Automobiles Services Holdings Ltd 4,469,000 7,999,008 Indraprastha Gas Ltd 1,053,794 7,907,354 SOITEC 35,335 7,789,912 BRP Inc 97,867 7,666,235 ANDRITZ AG 135,736 7,626,726 Lifco AB 325,455 7,611,069 Toyo Tire Corp 359,400 7,603,128 China Lesso Group Holdings Ltd 3,080,000 7,599,014 Nippon Gas Co Ltd 439,500 7,476,133 WNS Holdings Ltd 93,482 7,466,407 Hugel Inc 35,072 7,461,929 Elis SA 391,249 7,372,677 Mineral Resources Ltd 182,751 7,371,773 Royal Unibrew A/S 57,717 7,352,519 Nextage Co Ltd 432,400 7,331,983 Chailease Holding Co Ltd 1,005,297 7,306,331 APERAM SA 141,666 7,259,354 flatexDEGIRO AG 53,573 7,210,907 Autogrill SpA 981,333 7,192,054 CELLINK AB 140,873 6,987,521 Dermapharm Holding SE 87,433 6,972,937 Gourmet Master Co Ltd 1,128,000 6,902,611 Merida Industry Co Ltd 612,000 6,875,047 Japan Steel Works Ltd/The 263,300 6,770,504 goeasy Ltd 52,799 6,763,713 Matsumotokiyoshi Holdings Co Ltd 152,500 6,739,459 Asics Corp 265,100 6,716,472 BPER Banca 3,055,127 6,650,154 Descartes Systems Group Inc/The 94,400 6,535,502 International Opportunities - TF Holding Shares/Principal Amount Market Value ($) Alten SA 49,090 6,508,530 Comet Holding AG 23,514 6,474,077 Zeon Corp 465,100 6,440,749 ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE 323,429 6,434,126 Food & Life Cos Ltd 148,400 6,411,190 Dr. Martens Plc 1,038,821 6,386,103 IR Japan Holdings Ltd 49,400 6,226,741 Whitecap Resources Inc 1,237,902 6,158,020 Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd 877,600 6,120,032 JMDC Inc 122,300 6,104,532 en Japan Inc 169,300 6,025,182 Alamos Gold Inc 782,487 5,986,026 Trelleborg AB 255,202 5,929,344 S4 Capital PLC 678,892 5,889,732 Controladora Vuela Cia de Aviacion SAB de CV 300,013 5,763,250 Linamar Corp 90,694 5,694,467 Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Co 961,000 5,363,320 FirstService Corp 30,938 5,311,902 Hays PLC 2,415,204 5,291,663 Nien Made Enterprise Co Ltd 356,000 5,283,302 Alfen Beheer BV 56,255 5,253,633 Eckert & Ziegler Strahlen- und Medizintechnik AG 43,657 4,988,313 Petro Rio SA 1,268,800 4,945,889 Banco Pan SA 1,031,000 4,920,922 Corporate Travel Management Ltd 300,573 4,849,330 BGF retail Co Ltd 29,529 4,706,705 Technogym SpA 368,844 4,706,554 Nordic Entertainment Group AB 104,550 4,608,824 Seven Group Holdings Ltd 294,916 4,505,657 SIG Combibloc Group AG 164,235 4,466,780 Marks & Spencer Group PLC 2,145,513 4,340,659 Ushio Inc 236,000 4,316,425 Locaweb Servicos de Internet SA 797,852 4,296,255 Minth Group Ltd 896,000 4,257,409 Pet Center Comercio e Participacoes SA 821,648 4,177,136 Nickel Mines Ltd 5,584,035 4,150,292 OCI NV 170,507 4,149,231 QT Group Oyj 34,207 4,003,872 Buzzi Unicem SpA 150,329 3,988,015 BHG Group AB 205,616 3,979,052 21Vianet Group Inc 173,328 3,977,878 carsales.com Ltd 267,007 3,961,001 ASM International NV 11,694 3,841,412 Stantec Inc 85,568 3,821,987 Criteo SA 83,808 3,790,636 PolyPeptide Group AG 40,395 3,732,064 Desenio Group AB 356,541 3,710,429 Nagoya Railroad Co Ltd 199,100 3,706,105 Zur Rose Group AG 9,653 3,702,048 Ryohin Keikaku Co Ltd 175,700 3,688,449 International Opportunities - TF Holding Shares/Principal Amount Market Value ($) IDP Education Ltd 198,996 3,666,184 AddTech AB 220,298 3,657,831 Mabuchi Motor Co Ltd 96,200 3,640,328 Basic-Fit NV 84,619 3,618,609 ASPEED Technology Inc 50,000 3,606,999 Boralex Inc 117,391 3,578,705 WH Smith PLC 160,567 3,567,899 OZ Minerals Ltd 209,883 3,542,166 Jyske Bank A/S 72,343 3,500,310 GMO Financial Gate Inc 17,900 3,493,234 Man Wah Holdings Ltd 1,445,200 3,472,567 Premier Anti-Aging Co Ltd 26,600 3,455,915 Soulbrain Co Ltd/New 11,424 3,334,430 Fevertree Drinks PLC 93,746 3,332,174 CKD Corp 156,300 3,295,270 Menicon Co Ltd 45,200 3,176,502 Santos Brasil Participacoes SA 1,704,000 3,063,081 Finning International Inc 116,836 3,061,720 Cembra Money Bank AG 26,797 3,006,273 29Metals Ltd 1,986,216 2,982,303 Parex Resources Inc 172,484 2,883,323 Optorun Co Ltd 129,100 2,873,025 Accton Technology Corp 220,000 2,609,601 Weir Group PLC/The 100,820 2,578,032 ASKUL Corp 136,000 2,122,281 Daqo New Energy Corp 32,528 2,114,971 Rvrc Holding AB 215,116 1,977,060 Computacenter PLC 51,718 1,837,587 Tritax Big Box REIT PLC 661,109 1,792,786 Storytel AB 67,305 1,747,129 Insource Co Ltd 78,000 1,685,936 Wendel SE 10,795 1,451,723 ASOS PLC 16,038 1,098,922 Elekta AB 50,861 737,448 Stillfront Group AB 75,502 726,138 This schedule of investments provides information about the fund's portfolio holdings as of the date on the schedule. It is unaudited, and American Century assumes no obligation to update or supplement the schedule to reflect subsequent changes. More information is available in the fund's most recent annual or semiannual shareholder report..
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