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Chris Hohn

Hedge fund

Founder of TCI Fund Management.

Chris Hohn runs TCI Fund Management Ltd, a concentrated book of 10 stocks worth $45.2B as of Q1 2026 (disclosed May 15, 2026, a ~45-day 13F lag). This quarter they opened Alphabet Inc-CL A and trimmed Canadian Pacific Kansas City. Their largest long position is General Electric at 30% of the equity book. Cloning the disclosed picks since 2021 would be +51% (+8.9%/yr). That is a simulation of the disclosed long book, not audited returns.

Holdings as of Mar 31, 2026·disclosed May 15, 2026·~45-day 13F lag·13F-HR
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Opened
1
new positions
Added to
4
existing
Trimmed
2
reduced
Sold out
0
exited

Growth of $10,000: cloning the disclosed book

If you'd copied them
+50.6%
+8.9%/yr · since Aug '21
Their reported book
+54.4%
held from quarter-end
S&P 500
+76.1%
same window
$7K$10K$13K$15K$18KAug '21Aug '22Jul '23Jul '24Jun '25Jun '26
Chris Hohn, TCI Fund Management Ltd (copied at disclosure) S&P 500

The reported book (valued from quarter-end) returned +54.4%, a 3.8-point gap that is the cost of the ~45-day 13F disclosure lag a real follower can't avoid.

Growth of $10,000 cloning Chris Hohn, TCI Fund Management Ltd's disclosed long 13F book, rebalanced on each filing date (so it reflects the ~45-day reporting lag, no look-ahead), total-return basis (dividends reinvested), derived from end-of-day prices. “Their reported book” values the same picks from quarter-end, before they were public. S&P 500 is SPY total return over the same window. Excludes shorts, cash, options and non-13F holdings. Not investment advice.

Concentration

Top-heavy: concentrated book

Top 5 holdings
85%
Top 10 holdings
100%
Top 20 holdings
100%

Share of the disclosed book in its largest positions. A higher top-5 share means a more concentrated, higher-conviction portfolio.

Direct sector allocation

100% mapped to company sectors

Financials
47%
Information Technology
39%
Industrials
13%

Direct operating-company sectors from our SIC-based security master. ETF/fund and unclassified holdings stay visible separately; this is not ETF look-through exposure.

Biggest moves: latest quarter

Estimated $ traded · quarter-end prices, no cost basis

Bought
Trimmed / exited

Top holdings

10 companies · Q1 2026

Top 10
#Stock% of bookValueSharesLast move
1General ElectricGE
29.8%
$13.5B47.5M
Held
2Visa Inc-Class A SharesV
20.4%
$9.2B30.5M
+9.9%
Added · +2.7M sh
3Moody's CorpMCO
13.8%
$6.3B14.3M
+7.7%
Added · +1.0M sh
4S&P Global IncSPGI
13.2%
$6.0B14.0M
+19%
Added · +2.2M sh
5Canadian Pacific Kansas CityCP
8.1%
$3.7B46.5M
−2.4%
Reduced · −1.1M sh
6Alphabet Inc-CL CGOOG
5.6%
$2.5B8.9M
+17%
Added · +1.3M sh
7Ferrovial NVFER
2.9%
$1.3B20.7M
Held
8Canadian Natl Railway CoCNI
2.2%
$1.0B9.8M
Held
9Microsoft CorpMSFT
2.2%
$1.0B2.7M
−84%
Reduced · −14.1M sh
10Alphabet Inc-CL AGOOGL
1.6%
$706.5M2.5M
New
+2.5M sh

Funds

1 vehicle

Fund
Long book

Aggregated from SEC Form 13F filings (institutional long equity positions, reported quarterly ~45 days after quarter-end). Holdings are public domain, sourced to SEC EDGAR. The book totals, weighting, concentration and sectors are long equity only; disclosed put/call options are listed separately and excluded from those figures. The performance line is a simulation of the disclosed long book, not an audited fund return. Every panel is one call to the Arkolith API & MCP server.