DWS Digital Horizons Fund

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DWS Digital Horizons Fund - Class S

How to invest

Ticker:

COMSX

NAV / change (as of: 10/13/2026): $31.63 -0.09%

DWS Digital Horizons Fund - Class S

Ticker: COMSX
CUSIP: 25159L331

Digital Technologies have made all aspects of our personal and professional lives faster, better, and more efficient. Digital Businesses are the key enablers, and the fund seeks to capture this expanding opportunity.

We are all spending more and more time online, with digital technologies, with digital experiences. These technologies and experiences stand to improve steadily and substantially.
Digital businesses are those that enable this trend, that make this possible via the services, infrastructure, and technology they provide. While Digital Businesses are often Technology or Communications companies, they also come from other sectors as the trend transcends traditional categories, a universe of opportunity the fund seeks to capture.
Dan Fletcher, Lead Portfolio Manager for the DWS Digital Horizons Fund, was recognized this year as one of the “TopGun Investment Minds – Best Of The Best – US Technology, Media & Telecommunications 2025.”¹

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Important objectives and risk information

1) “TopGun Investment Minds – Best Of The Best – US Technology, Media & Telecommunications 2025,” September 18, 2025 by Brendan Wood International (BWI) TopGun® Press. TopGun Portfolio Managers and Buy-Side Analysts are selected by the leading professionals in the international broker dealer community, whose relationships with asset managers engage them in the investment dialogue, thought processes and trading decisions made by the world’s best investors, and by their investment performance. These expert sell-side panelists see TopGun investment performance, in the making, at close quarters. Brendan Wood’s US sell-side Panel of 750 professionals includes those who are rated as the most influential analysts, sales professionals and traders regarding investor commitment toward the 1400 big cap stocks in the Brendan Wood Shareholder Confidence universe. Their selections of TopGun Investment Minds are uniquely well informed. Broker dealer selections of TopGun Investment Minds are part of the broader ‘in person’ discussions Brendan Wood hosts on global investment issues.

NAV, As of: 10/13/2026: $31.63
-0.09%
Total net assets, As of: 09/30/2026: $95 million

Share class: S
S
Asset class: U.S. Equity
Gross / net expense ratio: 1.24% / 0.95%
Morningstar rating, As of: 09/30/2026
Number of holdings, As of: 09/30/2026: 73

Performance

Portfolio09/30/2026

Common stocks100.00%

NVIDIA16.00%
Alphabet8.40%
Apple6.40%
Microsoft3.90%
Broadcom3.80%
Others12.40%

Information Technology61.00%
Communication Services27.00%
Consumer Discretionary5.00%
Industrials3.00%
Financials2.00%
Others2.00%

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Management

Daniel Fletcher CFA

32 years experience

Sebastian P. Werner

18 years experience

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Risk considerations
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DWS Digital Horizons Fund - Class S

DWS Digital Horizons Fund - Class S

DWS Digital Horizons Fund - Class S

Ticker:

COMSX

CUSIP:

25159L331

Digital Technologies have made all aspects of our personal and professional lives faster, better, and more efficient. Digital Businesses are the key enablers, and the fund seeks to capture this expanding opportunity.

Performance

Portfolio09/30/2026

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Management

Daniel Fletcher CFA

Sebastian P. Werner

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