Sequoia Fund (Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb); concentrated long-only equity in the value-investing tradition since 1970; quarterly + year-end letters and an annual AGM.
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health.
Sector allocationHow the book's sector weights moved▾
▲Added $346.3M to Health Care — 6% of book
▲Added $330.0M to Industrials — 6% of book
▼Trimmed Financials by $558.4M
•$1.7B reshuffled across the book
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Sequoia Fund executed its largest single-quarter portfolio reshuffle on record in Q1 2026, rebalancing roughly 30% of its disclosed book — $1.7B — across technology, healthcare, and financial services.
The fund's biggest new commitments were a $608.9M position in Alphabet (≈10% of book) and a $443.1M position in Charles Schwab (≈7% of book). Sequoia also opened a $357.2M stake in Sunbit (≈6% of book), a $291.2M position in MSA Safety (≈5% of book), and a $286.7M position in Zoetis (≈5% of book). Smaller new positions included UnitedHealth Group ($197.1M), Align Technology ($206.8M), ICON plc ($180.9M), and Bio-Techne ($177.3M), alongside 20-plus additional names.
On the trimmed side, Financials fell by a net $558.4M (≈10% of book) and Communication Services by $390.3M (≈7% of book). Sequoia trimmed its GOOG holding for a seventh consecutive quarter and reduced its SCHW position for a seventh consecutive quarter — even as it simultaneously opened fresh stakes in both names, reflecting a deliberate reshaping of sizing rather than outright exits. The fund fell 11.04% in Q1 2026, underperforming the S&P 500 during the repositioning.
The common thread across the quarter's moves is a shift away from concentrated legacy positions toward a broader, more diversified book — anchored by large new stakes in healthcare and industrials names alongside a rebuilt technology core.
AI summary of filed 13F sector changes
Communication Services rose most (▲ +6pp) · Financials fell most (▼ −8pp)
43 of 48 holdings classified · Sectors derived from free SEC SIC codes + curated overrides.
Recent moves
Latest filed · 2026-06-30
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Quarterly 13F update · 2026-Q2+7 disclosed▾
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
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What they said
Sequoia Fund underperformed the S&P 500 by 340 basis points in Q2 2026, adding to Bio-Techne, SAP, and ICON while trimming Sunbelt Rentals and Elevance Health. (letter)
2026-06-30
Quarterly 13F update · 2026-Q127 opened · +2 disclosed▾
OpenedSCHW+$443.1MSUNB+$357.2MMSA+$291.2MALGN+$206.8MUNH+$197.1MICLR+$180.9M+21 more
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What they said
Sequoia Fund fell 11.04% in Q1 2026, underperforming the S&P 500, while trimming Meta, TSMC, and others to fund new positions. (letter)
2026-03-31
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What they said
Sequoia Fund fell 11.04% in Q1 2026, underperforming the S&P 500, while trimming Meta, TSMC, and others to fund new positions. (letter)