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Tracking Ole Andreas Halvorsen's Viking Global Portfolio - Q4 2025 Update

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Viking Global’s Q4 2025 portfolio shrank to $37.68 billion, down from 78 to 76 holdings, reflecting a strategic contraction amid market shifts. New positions included Alphabet, Amazon, Thermo Fisher, Stellantis, and Carnival, signaling bets on tech, biotech, and post-pandemic recovery sectors. Microsoft, Taiwan Semiconductor, Visa, and Disney saw stake increases, while financial holdings like PNC and Charles Schwab were reduced, indicating a pivot toward growth over value. Netflix, BlackRock, Philip Morris, and Meta were fully exited, marking a sharp rotation away from streaming, finance, and social media stocks. The changes underscore active portfolio management, with a focus on high-conviction plays in tech and industrials while trimming underperforming or mature assets.
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John Vincent26.1K FollowersFollow5ShareSavePlay(20min)CommentsSummaryViking Global's Q4 2025 13F portfolio value declined to $37.68B, with holdings reduced from 78 to 76.Major new positions include Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), Dick’s Sporting Goods (DKS), Thermo Fisher (TMO), Stellantis (STLA), and Carnival (CCL).Significant stake increases occurred in Microsoft (MSFT), Taiwan Semi (TSM), Visa (V), Disney (DIS), Air Products (APD), and others, while PNC Financial (PNC) and Charles Schwab (SCHW) were trimmed.Complete exits included Netflix (NFLX), BlackRock (BLK), Philip Morris (PM), Meta Platforms (META), and several smaller positions, signaling active portfolio rotation. Martin Harvey/DigitalVision via Getty Images This article is part of a series that provides an ongoing analysis of the changes made to Ole Andreas Halvorsen’s 13F stock portfolio on a quarterly basis. It is based on Viking Global’s regulatory This article was written byJohn Vincent26.1K FollowersFollowFocused on analyzing 13F reports & building tools to help DIY investors generate absolute returns through exploiting inefficiency, volatility, and momentum.

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