Third Point · Daniel Loeb · Q2 2026
New stakes and outsized adds in select tech and communications lift concentration as top-10 weight stays heavy
Reported value
$4.68B
Filed 2026-08-14
Positions
43
Quarter ended 2026-06-30
Top 10 weight
60.1%
Form 13F reports long US-listed positions only, up to 45 days after quarter end. It excludes shorts, cash, and non-US holdings, so the live book can differ.
Third Point reported a $4.68B US-listed portfolio in its Q2 2026 Form 13F, filed with the SEC on 2026-08-14 for the quarter ended 2026-06-30. The book holds 43 positions, led by Warner Bros Discovery at 11.4% of reported value; the top three together account for 28%. Against the Q1 2026 filing, the manager opened 19 new positions, added to 13, trimmed 4, and exited 9.
Top 12 holdings
Portfolio allocation
- Warner Bros DiscoveryWBD11.4%
- AmazonAMZN8.9%
- AlphabetGOOGL7.8%
- CrhCRH5.0%
- Telephone & Data SysTDS5.0%
- Taiwan Semiconductor ManufacTSM4.7%
- Live Nation Entertainment InLYV4.4%
- Keysight TechnologiesKEYS4.4%
- Somnigroup InternationalSGI4.3%
- BlockSQ4.2%
- Other holdings39.9%
Share of reported 13F value
| # | Holding | Action | Weight | Value | Shares vs prior quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Warner Bros DiscoveryWBD | New | 11.4% | $533M | New |
| 2 | AmazonAMZN | Trimmed | 8.9% | $417M | -9.8% |
| 3 | AlphabetGOOGL | Added | 7.8% | $366M | +485.7% |
| 4 | CrhCRH | Added | 5.0% | $235M | +15.5% |
| 5 | Telephone & Data SysTDS | Trimmed | 5.0% | $232M | -4.9% |
| 6 | Taiwan Semiconductor ManufacTSM | Added | 4.7% | $220M | +67.3% |
| 7 | Live Nation Entertainment InLYV | Added | 4.4% | $208M | +144.1% |
| 8 | Keysight TechnologiesKEYS | New | 4.4% | $205M | New |
| 9 | Somnigroup InternationalSGI | Added | 4.3% | $202M | +13.2% |
| 10 | BlockSQ | New | 4.2% | $194M | New |
| 11 | Norfolk SouthnNSC | Added | 4.0% | $189M | +500.0% |
| 12 | FlexFLEX | New | 3.6% | $167M | New |
| Other holdings | 32.3% | $1.51B |
Values and share counts as reported for 2026-06-30; weights are share of reported 13F value.
Actions compare share counts against the prior quarter's filing, so they do not move with price.
New positions and exits
New positions
- Warner Bros Discovery$533M
- Keysight Technologies$205M
- Block$194M
- Flex$167M
- Ttm Technologies$94.4M
- Performance Food Group$75.5M
- Alphabet$66.2M
- Sysco$48.2M
- Ares Management$41.7M
- Space Exploration Techn$30.8M
- State Str Spdr S&P 500 ETF T (PUT)$28.8M
- Alphabet$10.1M
Closed out
- Meta Platforms$51.5M
- Spdr Gold Tr Gold$40.9M
- Nvidia$33.1M
- Kla$16.2M
- Lam Research$16.0M
- Broadcom$15.5M
- Vaneck ETF Trust$15.3M
- Sharkninja$13.8M
- Claritev$719K
Read on the quarter
What the moves add up to
Third Point’s Q2 2026 activity increased breadth while keeping a very concentrated portfolio, with the top-10 holdings at 60.1% of assets. The quarter featured 19 new positions alongside 13 adds, while trimming 4 and exiting 9 positions, a mix consistent with rotation rather than broad de-risking.
The most consequential theme is fresh exposure and reinforcement in large, information- and platform-linked names. The fund initiated Warner Bros Discovery at 11.39% as a new position, and added sharply to Alphabet at 7.83% (share count up 485.7%). Smaller but still notable new entries include Keysight Technologies (4.38%), Block (4.16%), and Flex (3.57%). This tech-forward tilt is reinforced by additional adds to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufac (4.69%) and Live Nation Entertainment In (4.44%).
At the same time, the trimming and exits show select de-emphasis. Amazon was trimmed (weight 8.91%), while exits removed exposure such as Meta Platforms, Nvidia, and Spdr Gold Tr Gold. Overall, the actions point to rebalancing within a concentrated top-10 framework rather than exiting the portfolio’s core risk profile.
Context
How to read this filing
A Form 13F is a quarterly snapshot institutional managers with over $100M in US-listed assets must file within 45 days of quarter end. It shows long equity positions only: no short book, no cash, no non-US listings, no timing inside the quarter. Treat it as a delayed map of where the manager's conviction sat on the reporting date — not a live portfolio, and not a buy list.
