MICROSECTORS™ 3× Long MANGOS+ Ex Private Companies ETNs

MANGOS+

EXCHANGE TRADED NOTES


The MicroSectors™ 3× Long MANGOS+ Ex Private Companies ETNs provides 3x long exposure to the daily performance of the NYSE MaNGoS+ Index, a rules based, equal weighted benchmark of 10 U.S. listed companies at the center of the artificial intelligence economy. A daily-resetting trading tool built for sophisticated investors.

MNGU · +3X LONG
FEE WAIVER $MNGU will launch with the 0.95% annual Daily Investor Fee waived through January 31, 2027.

The MANGOS+ ETN

A single daily-resetting tool for magnified long exposure. MNGU seeks a daily return of 3x the daily performance of the NYSE MaNGoS+ Index, before fees and expenses, resetting each trading day.

3X LONG
MNGU
MicroSectors™ 3× Long MANGOS+ ex Private Companies ETNs
3X Leveraged Exposure

DOCUMENTS
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The underlying index

MNGU references the NYSE MaNGoS+ Index, a rules based, equal weighted benchmark of 10 U.S. listed companies at the center of the artificial intelligence economy.

10
Constituents
10%
Weight per name
6
Named AI anchors
4
Ranking factors
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KNOW THE STRUCTURE

MNGU is designed as a short-term trading tool, not a buy-and-hold investment. Leverage resets daily, so returns over any period longer than one day will differ from three times the return of the NYSE MaNGoS+ Index, and losses compound the same way gains do. A flat or choppy market can produce losses due to the daily reset. The effect increases with index volatility and with the length of the holding period. Investors can lose their entire investment. The ETNs are unsecured debt obligations of Bank of Montreal and do not hold underlying assets, so repayment depends on the creditworthiness of the issuer.

The Index is concentrated. It holds 10 constituents, equally weighted at 10% each on reconstitution, and is reconstituted quarterly. A concentrated basket of this size can be more volatile than a broadly diversified index, and the performance of any single constituent has a material effect on the level of the Index. That concentration is amplified by the 3x leverage factor the notes apply.

How the index is built

The Index is rules based. Six named AI anchors seed the search, disclosed supply chain relationships expand it, and quantitative floors and a continuous AI relatedness score narrow it to 10 names.

Step 01

Universe

Common stocks, ADRs and GDRs listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, NYSE American, NYSE Arca or Cboe BZX. Publicly traded partnerships, limited partnerships, master limited partnerships and REITs are not eligible. Where a company has multiple qualifying share classes, only the most liquid line is considered.

Step 02

Eligibility floors

As of the reference date a security must carry a float adjusted market capitalization of $5 billion or more, a six month average daily traded value of $100 million or more, a free float of 5% or more, a positive trailing twelve month price to sales ratio, and at least 60 calendar days of active trading, 14 calendar days for a qualifying ADR whose home market line has traded for at least 365 calendar days, or 5 index business days for a MaNGoS security.

Step 03

The six anchors

The six named anchors are Meta Platforms Class A (META), Anthropic PBC, NVIDIA (NVDA), Alphabet Class A (GOOGL), OpenAI Group PBC and Space Exploration Technologies Class A (SPCX). Every anchor that meets the qualification requirements is selected for the Index. Anthropic PBC and OpenAI Group PBC are private as of the Index launch date and are therefore ineligible; they seed the supply chain search but can only be included following their listing date if they satisfy the applicable Index eligibility requirement. The lower case letters in MaNGoS denote these two private anchors.

Step 04

Supply chain map

The non-anchor universe is compiled by identifying the disclosed customers and suppliers of the MaNGoS companies, regardless of whether the anchor itself qualifies for the Index. That means the Index can track companies with supply chain relationships to anchors that are not themselves eligible. All supply chain data is sourced from the FactSet Supply Chain Relationships database.

Step 05

AI relatedness score

Each non-anchor candidate receives an AI Related Score from 0 to 1, built from its aggregate revenue exposure to Core AI and Enabler AI industries under the FactSet RBICS Level 6 classification. The score equals Core AI revenue exposure plus two thirds of Enabler AI revenue exposure, weighting Core AI 1.5 times Enabler AI. Candidates in a Telecommunications or Real Estate RBICS Focus Level 2 industry are set to 0. A score of 0.20 or greater is required for eligibility.

Step 06

Selection and weighting

Qualifying anchors are selected first. Current constituents whose combined rank falls inside the top 10 qualifying non-anchor securities are retained next. The highest ranked remaining names then fill the Index to a target count of 10. If too few names qualify, the 0.20 AI Related Score threshold is reduced in 0.01 increments until the target count is met. Every constituent is set to a 10% weight at each quarterly reconstitution and converted to index shares on the share reference date.

Fast entry

Newly listed anchors

A newly listed MaNGoS security can enter between reconstitutions. It is assessed on the ninth business day following listing, announced on the tenth and added after the close on the eleventh, provided it meets the security type, listing, market capitalization, liquidity, free float and price to sales requirements. It replaces the non-anchor constituent with the lowest combined rank, at that constituent’s weight.

The ranking factors

Eligible non anchor candidates are ranked on four factors. A combined rank is derived from the weighted average rank across all four, with ties going to the larger market capitalization.

Full company market capitalization 35%
Six month average daily traded value 35%
Price to sales ratio, trailing twelve months 15%
One year net sales growth, trailing twelve months 15%

Source: ICE Data Indices, NYSE MaNGoS+ Index methodology. Bar lengths represent factor weights in the combined rank calculation.

Index facts

Item Detail
Full name NYSE MaNGoS+ Index
Index provider ICE Data Indices, LLC
Price return ticker MANGOS (USD)
Gross total return ticker MANGOST (USD)
Net total return ticker MANGOSN (USD)
Constituents 10
Weighting Equal weight, 10% per constituent at reconstitution
Reconstitution Quarterly, after the close of the third Friday of March, June, September and December
Reference date Last index business day of the month preceding the reconstitution month
Announcement date Second Friday of the reconstitution month
Share reference date Second index business day preceding the third Friday of the reconstitution month
Calculation frequency Every 1 second between 09:30 and 19:15 ET
Base date March 19, 2021
Base level 100.00
Inception date March 19, 2021 (earliest date calculated, including backtested history)
Launch date August 18, 2026 (first date calculated live, excluding backtested history)
ESG disclosures The NYSE MaNGoS+ Index does not take ESG factors into account
Index website indices.ice.com

Benchmark for the MicroSectors™ MANGOS+ ETNs*

    *Index rebalanced to equal 10% weights monthly. Components as of SOD 01/01/1970, weightings rounded for ease of analysis.

    Performance

    Source: Bloomberg L.P. Index data prior to August 18, 2026 is hypothetical and reflects the application of the Index methodology in hindsight. The hypothetical data cannot completely account for the impact of financial risk in actual trading. Past historical or hypothetical data is not a guarantee of future Index results. The NYSE MaNGoS+ Index has a base date of March 19, 2021 and a base level of 100.00.

    The NYSE MaNGoS+ Index is a product of ICE Data Indices, LLC (“IDI”) and is calculated and administered by IDI. Trademarks of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (“ICE”) and its affiliates include Intercontinental Exchange, ICE, ICE block design, NYSE, ICE Data Services and New York Stock Exchange. ICE, IDI and their affiliates and their third-party data providers and licensors (collectively the “ICE Indices Parties”) do not guarantee that the Index is accurate, complete, timely or error free and it should not be relied upon as such. The Index is provided on an “as is” basis. The ICE Indices Parties disclaim any and all express or implied warranties and conditions, including, but not limited to, any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or any other matter, and shall not be liable to any party for any direct, indirect, incidental, exemplary, compensatory, punitive, special or consequential damages, costs, expenses, legal fees, or losses in connection with any use of the Index. The Index provides a general investment strategy, does not take into account the specific needs or financial circumstances of any person or entity, and should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Please see https://indices.ice.com/html/ICEDisclaimer.htm for additional disclaimers and limitations.

    Index: An index is a collection of a group of assets such as stocks and bonds that’s used to track the performance of a specific sector or the broader market.

    The NYSE MaNGoS+ Index is calculated and administered by ICE Data Indices, LLC. ICE Data Indices, LLC is not affiliated with REX Shares or Bank of Montreal, and references to third-party indexes are for identification of the reference asset and educational purposes only and do not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

    Past performance is not indicative of future results. Index performance does not reflect fund fees and expenses. It is not possible to invest directly in an index.

    Leveraged products are intended for sophisticated investors and involve significant risk, including the potential loss of the entire investment. Leverage resets daily; returns over periods longer than one day will differ from the stated multiple of the return of the reference asset. Exchange-traded notes are senior unsecured debt obligations of the issuer and are subject to the creditworthiness of the issuer. Investors should consider the investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses of any product carefully before investing. This and other information can be found in the relevant prospectus and offering documents, available at microsectors.com.

    Bank of Montreal, the issuer of the ETNs, has filed a registration statement (including a pricing supplement, product supplement, prospectus supplement and prospectus) with the SEC regarding each offering of the ETNs. Please read those documents and the other documents relating to the ETNs that Bank of Montreal has filed with the SEC for more complete information about Bank of Montreal and the ETNs. These documents may be obtained without cost by visiting EDGAR on the SEC website at [www.sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov). Alternatively, Bank of Montreal, and any agent or dealer that participated in the offering of the ETNs, will arrange to send these documents if so requested by calling toll-free at 1-877-369-5412.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    MNGU references the NYSE MaNGoS+ Index, a rules based, equal weighted benchmark calculated and administered by ICE Data Indices, LLC. The Index holds 10 U.S. listed companies at the center of the artificial intelligence economy, each weighted at 10% on reconstitution. The Index is reconstituted quarterly, after the close of the third Friday of March, June, September and December, using a reference date of the last index business day of the month preceding the reconstitution month. MNGU is designed to reflect three times the daily performance of the Index, before fees and charges.
    Leverage resets each trading day. Over any period longer than one day, returns will differ from three times the return of the NYSE MaNGoS+ Index, and the difference can be significant. Losses compound the same way gains do, and a flat or choppy market that ends where it started can still produce losses due to the daily reset. The effect increases with index volatility and with the length of the holding period. MNGU is designed as a short-term trading tool for sophisticated investors who actively monitor positions, not a buy-and-hold investment.
    The Index is rules based. A universe of common stocks, ADRs and GDRs listed on the NYSE, Nasdaq, NYSE American, NYSE Arca or Cboe BZX is screened against eligibility floors, including a $5 billion float adjusted market capitalization, a six month average daily traded value of $100 million, a 5% free float and a positive trailing twelve month price to sales ratio. Six named anchors seed the search: Meta Platforms, Anthropic, NVIDIA, Alphabet, OpenAI and Space Exploration Technologies. Anthropic and OpenAI are private as of the Index launch date and are ineligible until they list. The disclosed customers and suppliers of those anchors form the non-anchor universe, sourced from the FactSet Supply Chain Relationships database. Each non-anchor candidate receives an AI Related Score equal to its Core AI revenue exposure plus two thirds of its Enabler AI revenue exposure, and must score 0.20 or greater. Qualifying candidates are ranked on market capitalization and traded value at 35% each and price to sales and one year sales growth at 15% each. Anchors are selected first, and the highest ranked non-anchor names fill the Index to 10 constituents, each weighted at 10% on reconstitution.
    The Index concentrates a rules based basket of 10 AI economy leaders into a single benchmark. MNGU references that benchmark's daily performance, giving short-term traders a magnified long expression of the same exposure in one listed security, without managing individual positions. The magnification applies to losses as well as gains, and the concentration of a 10 name basket means the performance of any single constituent has a material effect on the level of the Index.
    An ETN is a debt obligation of the issuing bank and does not hold underlying assets, while an ETF holds a portfolio of securities. Repayment of these notes depends on the creditworthiness of Bank of Montreal, the issuer. That structural difference, along with the daily leverage reset, is described in the structure section above and in the offering documents at microsectors.com.
    The pricing supplement is linked from the card at the top of this page, and the full set of documents Bank of Montreal has filed with the SEC is available without cost on EDGAR at www.sec.gov, or by calling 1-877-369-5412. More information is available at microsectors.com.