ValueAct Holdings portfolio, 13F holdings
Mason Morfit. Quarterly 13F portfolio: every reported position with value, portfolio weight and the change in shares since the prior quarter.
2026-06-30
Quarter ended
$5.63B
Reported value
18
Positions
- PayPay
- Amazon.com
- Rocket Companies
- BlackRock
- Toast
- KKR
- Simpson Manufacturing
- Roblox
- MongoDB
- Live Nation Entertainment
Holdings
Share classes of one company show as one row, with each class's ticker.
| # | Issuer | Ticker | Value | % of Portfolio | Shares | QoQ Shares |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Visa | V | $794.7M | 14.1% | 2.32M | 0 |
| 2 | Amazon.com | AMZN | $701.1M | 12.4% | 2.94M | +57.1K |
| 3 | Rocket Companies | RKT | $656.3M | 11.6% | 41.67M | +13.45M |
| 4 | BlackRock | BLK | $559.3M | 9.9% | 581.7K | +35.6K |
| 5 | Meta Platforms | META | $515.8M | 9.2% | 915.7K | 0 |
| 6 | Salesforce | CRM | $469.1M | 8.3% | 2.99M | 0 |
| 7 | Toast | TOST | $393.2M | 7.0% | 14.13M | +1.24M |
| 8 | KKR | KKR | $326.6M | 5.8% | 3.56M | +278.5K |
| 9 | Liberty Live Holdings | LLYVK, LLYVA | $309.0M | 5.5% | 2.96M | -2.38M |
| 10 | Spotify Technology | SPOT | $241.9M | 4.3% | 526.8K | +168.3K |
| 11 | Simpson Manufacturing | SSD | $173.9M | 3.1% | 830.6K | -567.4K |
| 12 | Roblox | RBLX | $171.2M | 3.0% | 3.15M | -2.70M |
| 13 | CBRE Group | CBRE | $133.7M | 2.4% | 992.4K | +757.8K |
| 14 | MongoDB | MDB | $55.7M | 1.0% | 165.7K | -872.1K |
| 15 | Live Nation Entertainment | LYV | $55.3M | 1.0% | 302.1K | -322.6K |
| 16 | Wix.com | WIX | $47.4M | 0.8% | 1.10M | 0 |
| 17 | PayPay | PAYP | $30.9M | 0.5% | 2.15M | +2.15M |
Liberty Live Holdings is filed on more than one line (share classes, or several funds under one trust name), so it's left out of the new, added and reduced lists. A row that joins share classes shows their changes added together.
What the latest data says
As of the quarter ended 2026-06-30, ValueAct Holdings reported 18 US-listed positions worth $5.63B. The largest is Visa at 14.1% of the reported portfolio, and the top five holdings make up 57% of it, a moderately concentrated book. New this quarter: PayPay. Trimmed: Simpson Manufacturing, Roblox, MongoDB.
What this data is
Fund holdings (13F) for ValueAct Holdings
Institutional managers with more than $100 million in US equities file a Form 13F within 45 days of each quarter end, listing every long position they held on the last day of the quarter. The site follows a fixed set of 30 managers and turns each filing into a table: the position, its value, its weight in the portfolio and how the share count changed from the previous quarter.
13F data is old by the time it's public, up to 135 days from the trade in the worst case. It won't tell you what a manager did yesterday. It tells you what they own, what they've been building for several quarters, and what they exited.
This page follows ValueAct Holdings only. The full list and the cross-market view live on the Fund holdings (13F) hub.
Source and updates
- Source
- SEC EDGAR Form 13F filings
- Credit
- SEC.
- Updates
- Quarterly. Managers file up to 45 days after quarter end, and new filings show here within a week. Latest quarter 2026-06-30.
- History
- Quarter ended December 2020.
- This series
- 18 positions in the quarter ended 2026-06-30 filing; 1 new, 7 increased, 4 reduced.
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How to read it
- The change column is the story. A position built over three quarters is conviction; a position that appeared and vanished was a trade.
- Portfolio weight beats dollar value for comparing managers of different sizes.
- Treat every 13F number as weeks old and read it for structure, not timing.
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