Dan Loeb portfolio: what Third Point holds

Dan Loeb founded Third Point in 1995. He is an activist investor known for blunt open letters to the management of the companies he invests in.

Stock portfolio value
$4.7B
Stock positions
42
Report date
30 June 2026
Filed
14 August 2026

Largest positions

#CompanyWeightValueLast quarter
1Warner Bros Discovery Inc11.4%$533.2MNew
2Amazon Com IncAMZN8.9%$417.1MTrimmed -10%
3Alphabet Inc (Cap Stk Cl A)GOOGL7.8%$366.3MAdded +486%
4Crh Plc5%$234.9MAdded +16%
5Telephone & Data Sys IncTDS5%$232.2MTrimmed -5%
6Taiwan Semiconductor ManufacTSM4.7%$219.7MAdded +67%
7Live Nation Entertainment InLYV4.4%$207.8MAdded +144%
8Keysight Technologies IncKEYS4.4%$204.8MNew
9Somnigroup International IncSGI4.3%$201.5MAdded +13%
10Block IncSQ4.2%$194.5MNew
11Norfolk Southn CorpNSC4%$188.8MAdded +500%
12Flex Ltd3.6%$166.9MNew
13Capital One Finl CorpCOF3.5%$165.5MAdded +489%
14Hut 8 CorpHUT3.2%$151.8MAdded +51%
15Carpenter Technology CorpCRS2.8%$132.6MTrimmed -31%
16Api Group CorpAPG2.6%$121.3MAdded +41%
17Mastec IncMTZ2.6%$120.7MTrimmed -9%
18Transdigm Group IncTDG2.2%$105.2MAdded +216%
19Danaher Corp DelDHR2.2%$102.9MAdded +3%
20Union Pac CorpUNP2%$95.2MAdded +250%

New positions last quarter

Positions sold

Source: SEC filing. Values count stock positions only; options are left out of the totals and tables.

About Dan Loeb

  • He became known for sharp letters to chief executives in which he criticised their strategy.
  • He took activist positions in, for example, Yahoo and Sony, where he pushed for changes.
  • Third Point invests in stocks, bonds and situations tied to mergers and restructurings.
  • He shares his views and updates with investors in regular quarterly letters.

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