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American Century Investments® Quarterly Portfolio Holdings Avantis American Century Investments® Quarterly Portfolio Holdings Avantis® International Equity ETF (AVDE) November 30, 2020 Avantis International Equity ETF - Schedule of Investments NOVEMBER 30, 2020 (UNAUDITED) Shares/ Principal Amount ($) Value ($) COMMON STOCKS — 99.7% Australia — 6.5% Accent Group Ltd. 14,526 23,059 Adairs Ltd. 9,223 21,547 Adbri Ltd. 12,481 28,274 Afterpay Ltd.(1) 48 3,354 AGL Energy Ltd. 8,984 89,075 Alkane Resources Ltd.(1)(2) 41,938 31,367 Alliance Aviation Services Ltd.(1) 5,187 13,148 ALS Ltd. 2,039 14,302 Altium Ltd. 1,563 40,787 Alumina Ltd. 16,346 20,996 AMA Group Ltd.(1) 16,885 9,258 AMP Ltd. 223,348 280,458 Ampol Ltd. 2,595 58,421 Ansell Ltd. 1,333 36,644 APA Group 16,232 123,383 Appen Ltd. 1,821 42,222 ARB Corp. Ltd. 3,172 64,616 Ardent Leisure Group Ltd.(1) 22,550 13,624 Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. 12,775 300,907 ASX Ltd. 1,422 80,525 Atlas Arteria Ltd. 5,725 27,252 Atlassian Corp. plc, Class A(1) 2,086 469,454 Aurelia Metals Ltd. 60,190 18,351 Aurizon Holdings Ltd. 113,756 355,100 AusNet Services 71,401 97,009 Austal Ltd. 23,896 51,252 Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. 67,427 1,121,525 Australian Agricultural Co. Ltd.(1) 32,331 25,519 Australian Ethical Investment Ltd. 3,654 13,530 Australian Finance Group Ltd. 21,308 37,254 Australian Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. 29,606 26,147 Bank of Queensland Ltd. 24,444 138,623 Beach Energy Ltd. 134,431 171,476 Bega Cheese Ltd. 11,825 47,494 Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd. 21,446 139,475 BHP Group Ltd., ADR(2) 25,382 1,416,062 Bingo Industries Ltd. 14,804 28,705 Blackmores Ltd.(1)(2) 291 17,055 BlueScope Steel Ltd. 17,238 216,554 Boral Ltd. 77,296 278,735 Brambles Ltd. 51,626 415,576 Breville Group Ltd. 3,645 64,504 Brickworks Ltd. 2,108 29,666 carsales.com Ltd. 7,695 114,881 Cedar Woods Properties Ltd. 5,477 25,986 Challenger Ltd. 49,241 207,964 CIMIC Group Ltd.(1)(2) 1,975 37,097 City Chic Collective Ltd.(1) 8,094 16,649 Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd. 4,547 7,984 Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. 32,957 306,116 Cochlear Ltd. 1,368 221,455 Codan Ltd. 7,802 60,821 Coles Group Ltd. 28,925 379,337 Collins Foods Ltd. 3,128 21,478 Commonwealth Bank of Australia 24,834 1,442,392 Computershare Ltd. 7,336 76,950 Cooper Energy Ltd.(1) 57,755 15,271 Coronado Global Resources, Inc. 16,385 12,611 Costa Group Holdings Ltd. 16,182 47,915 Credit Corp. Group Ltd.(2) 2,653 46,341 Crown Resorts Ltd. 7,411 52,471 CSL Ltd. 4,344 948,872 CSR Ltd. 42,830 151,928 Dacian Gold Ltd.(1)(2) 1,859 457 Data#3 Ltd. 6,350 26,728 Deterra Royalties Ltd.(1) 31,737 107,164 Dicker Data Ltd. 6,026 46,883 Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd. 1,820 98,963 Downer EDI Ltd.(1) 7,997 30,553 Eagers Automotive Ltd. 6,671 63,959 Eclipx Group Ltd.(1) 51,480 72,049 Emeco Holdings Ltd.(1) 35,864 27,251 EML Payments Ltd.(1) 27,394 74,505 Evolution Mining Ltd. 72,319 266,270 Flight Centre Travel Group Ltd.(1)(2) 594 7,375 Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. 63,395 848,806 G8 Education Ltd. 23,160 19,947 Galaxy Resources Ltd.(1) 2,610 4,138 Galaxy Resources Ltd.(1)(2) 11,301 17,927 Genworth Mortgage Insurance Australia Ltd.(1) 14,936 29,017 GrainCorp Ltd., A Shares 4,826 15,489 GUD Holdings Ltd. 2,491 20,538 GWA Group Ltd. 6,286 13,295 Hansen Technologies Ltd. 5,888 16,434 Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. 18,958 63,899 Healius Ltd. 5,984 16,167 HT&E Ltd.(2) 14,411 16,291 Humm Group Ltd. 18,785 17,454 Huon Aquaculture Group Ltd.(1) 1,178 2,406 IDP Education Ltd. 4,268 75,884 IGO Ltd. 45,296 155,727 Iluka Resources Ltd. 39,483 154,842 Imdex Ltd. 22,450 22,438 Incitec Pivot Ltd.(1) 84,742 142,074 Infomedia Ltd. 19,353 26,979 Inghams Group Ltd. 13,374 29,919 Insurance Australia Group Ltd. 24,777 93,737 Integrated Research Ltd. 5,406 12,945 InvoCare Ltd. 5,907 48,281 IPH Ltd. 4,547 23,107 IRESS Ltd. 3,284 25,108 James Hardie Industries plc(1) 17,048 494,161 JB Hi-Fi Ltd. 3,529 118,437 Johns Lyng Group Ltd. 11,306 24,820 Jumbo Interactive Ltd.(2) 3,130 31,473 Karoon Energy Ltd.(1) 26,380 19,575 Lendlease Corp. Ltd. 9,086 94,497 Lovisa Holdings Ltd.(2) 3,523 26,857 Lynas Corp. Ltd.(1) 15,858 44,024 MACA Ltd. 13,254 9,586 Macmahon Holdings Ltd. 89,672 16,792 Macquarie Group Ltd. 4,302 438,130 Magellan Financial Group Ltd. 7,505 326,289 Mayne Pharma Group Ltd.(1) 41,299 10,615 McMillan Shakespeare Ltd.(1) 6,244 54,387 Medibank Pvt Ltd. 95,839 200,580 Mesoblast Ltd.(1)(2) 19,760 59,981 Metcash Ltd. 38,470 83,352 Mineral Resources Ltd. 17,981 426,932 MNF Group Ltd. 38 130 Moelis Australia Ltd. 1,458 4,901 Monadelphous Group Ltd. 7,847 73,725 MyState Ltd. 4,278 15,497 National Australia Bank Ltd. 66,225 1,113,711 Netwealth Group Ltd. 6,177 76,139 New Energy Solar Ltd. 13,265 8,865 New Hope Corp. Ltd. 38,153 36,654 Newcrest Mining Ltd. 24,806 493,034 NEXTDC Ltd.(1) 6,012 49,707 nib holdings Ltd. 14,679 55,423 Nick Scali Ltd. 9,909 63,330 Nickel Mines Ltd.(2) 61,533 48,820 Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Ltd. 32,722 55,270 Northern Star Resources Ltd. 15,184 141,813 NRW Holdings Ltd. 39,721 77,337 Nufarm Ltd.(1) 10,774 31,653 OFX Group Ltd. 13,526 12,327 Oil Search Ltd. 81,968 216,304 Omni Bridgeway Ltd. 2,762 8,561 oOh!media Ltd. 10,196 12,427 Orica Ltd. 10,024 118,930 Origin Energy Ltd. 20,653 78,608 Orocobre Ltd.(1) 6,486 19,684 Orora Ltd. 68,646 133,590 OZ Minerals Ltd. 20,706 248,187 Pacific Current Group Ltd. 6,132 27,782 Peet Ltd. 34,647 26,328 Pendal Group Ltd. 10,994 56,612 Perenti Global Ltd. 200,405 192,153 Perpetual Ltd. 2,204 54,187 Perseus Mining Ltd.(1) 144,582 118,725 Platinum Asset Management Ltd. 22,658 68,808 Premier Investments Ltd. 2,654 43,985 Pro Medicus Ltd. 1,577 34,226 PWR Holdings Ltd. 4,541 15,832 Qantas Airways Ltd.(1) 52,422 207,195 QBE Insurance Group Ltd. 20,213 148,491 Qube Holdings Ltd. 12,601 26,468 Ramelius Resources Ltd. 71,461 88,862 Ramsay Health Care Ltd. 3,671 169,980 REA Group Ltd. 926 98,786 Red 5 Ltd.(1) 122,113 22,438 Redbubble Ltd.(1) 8,236 31,482 Regis Resources Ltd. 33,232 90,688 Reliance Worldwide Corp. Ltd. 26,990 82,280 Resolute Mining Ltd.(1) 97,223 54,673 Rio Tinto Ltd. 6,483 482,797 Sandfire Resources Ltd. 6,783 21,818 Santos Ltd. 89,974 401,228 Saracen Mineral Holdings Ltd.(1) 23,963 83,362 SeaLink Travel Group Ltd. 5,450 28,497 SEEK Ltd. 2,348 44,926 Select Harvests Ltd. 4,061 17,560 Senex Energy Ltd.(1)(2) 148,098 38,591 Servcorp Ltd. 9,505 23,592 Service Stream Ltd. 12,326 20,463 Sigma Healthcare Ltd.(1) 96,826 39,808 Silver Lake Resources Ltd.(1) 38,305 50,214 Sims Ltd. 10,425 86,855 SmartGroup Corp. Ltd. 3,284 15,124 Sonic Healthcare Ltd. 3,800 91,906 South32 Ltd. 206,290 363,710 Spark Infrastructure Group 41,798 62,931 St. Barbara Ltd. 54,311 98,431 Stanmore Coal Ltd. 4,410 2,245 Star Entertainment Grp Ltd. (The) 27,615 76,679 Suncorp Group Ltd. 19,583 145,166 Super Retail Group Ltd. 7,877 57,152 Superloop Ltd.(1) 4,709 3,657 Sydney Airport 10,574 52,107 Technology One Ltd. 11,296 76,169 Telstra Corp. Ltd. 107,338 242,026 TPG Telecom Ltd.(1) 5,094 28,698 Transurban Group 26,032 268,078 Treasury Wine Estates Ltd. 10,714 67,579 Tuas Ltd.(1) 2,799 1,364 United Malt Grp Ltd. 4,826 15,666 Viva Energy Group Ltd. 56,574 80,386 Vocus Group Ltd.(1) 19,069 57,559 Wagners Holding Co. Ltd.(1) 2,887 3,689 Washington H Soul Pattinson & Co. Ltd.(2) 1,701 36,282 Wesfarmers Ltd. 22,493 816,869 Western Areas Ltd. 33,647 55,203 Westgold Resources Ltd.(1) 45,874 78,124 Westpac Banking Corp., ADR(2) 59,403 875,600 Whitehaven Coal Ltd.(2) 46,202 44,982 WiseTech Global Ltd. 1,868 42,429 Woodside Petroleum Ltd. 34,882 567,033 Woolworths Group Ltd. 24,020 652,341 WPP AUNZ Ltd.(1) 9,472 3,852 27,089,654 Austria — 0.2% ANDRITZ AG 893 37,569 AT&S Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik AG 1,964 47,056 BAWAG Group AG(1) 1,311 59,268 CA Immobilien Anlagen AG 443 15,271 DO & CO.
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