With his hedge fund Elliott Investment Management, Paul Singer, who built up an activist investor, invested in numerous values in 2025 in 2025.
Institutional investors who manage assets of more than $ 100 million are obliged to file a quarterly report on their investments compared to the US stock exchange supervisory authority Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Since Elliott Investment Management, the hedge fund of the activist investor Paul Singer, keeps US shares in the depot, the value of which was around $ 15.16 billion in the past year, he also has to present the so-called 13F form at the authority.
In the following ranking, the ten largest stock positions that Elliott Investment Management had in the depot in the first quarter of 2025 are presented – weighted by percentage. The data of the data is March 31, 2025.
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Institutional investors who manage systems with a total value of more than $ 100 million are obliged to report their investments quarterly compared to the US stock exchange supervision Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This also applies to Elliott Investment Management, the hedge fund of the activist investor Paul Singer. In the first quarter of 2025, the entire depot had a value of $ 15.16 billion.
Below are the ten largest stock positions listed, which the hedge fund held in its depot in the first quarter of 2025 in the first quarter of 2025, sorted by percentage. The ranking only includes stock investments, other investments as well as Puts and Calls by Elliott Investment Management were not taken into account. The data of the data is March 31, 2025.
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10th place: Crown Castle
The top positions of the singer participation with Crown Castle are heralded. In the first quarter of 2025 there was no change here, so Elliott Investment Management continued to keep a total of 1,225,000 shares of the company from the oil conveyor sector, which had a value of $ 127,682 million on the cut-off date. The participation thus accounted for a total of 0.84 percent of the total portfolio.
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9th place: Match Group
Paul Singer, on the other hand, has more than halved his share of Match Group. He sold papers 6,054,832 through his hedge fund and thus held a total of 6,000,000 shares in the company at the end of Q1 2025, which had a value of $ 187.2 million as of the cut-off date. The participation thus accounted for a total of 1.24 percent of the total portfolio – 9th place in the ranking.
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8th place: Liberty Broadband
There were no changes to Liberty Broadband. At the communication middle chain, the star investor in the past annual quarter continued 2,384,481 shares worth around $ 202.8 million. Liberty Broadband finished 8th with a deposit share of 1.34 percent.
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7th place: Etsy
As in the previous quarter of 2025, the shares of the online marketplace Etsy were – as in the previous quarter of 2025. A total of 5,000,000 shares worth around $ 235.9 million in the portfolio of the hedge fund – a share of 1.56 percent in the overall portfolio were still unchanged.
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6th place: Biomarin Pharmaceutical
The participation in Biomarin Pharmaceutical in Q1 2025 also remained untouched. 3,500,338 shares of the US biotechnology company with a value of $ 247.439 million in the portfolio of Elliott Investment Management. The proportion was 1.63 percent of the total depot – 6th place in the ranking.
Source: Sec.Gov, Image: Biomarin Pharmaceutical
5th place: Pinterest
Fifth place landed in the past annual quarter of Pinterest. Elliott Investment Management left this investment unaffected in the reporting period and thus recently held a total of 28,000,000 shares worth around $ 868.00 million. Pinterest thus accounted for 5.73 percent of the total depot.
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4th place: Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines slipped to 4th place in the portfolio of Elliott Investment Management and thus lost the silver rank. After the hedge fund sold 5,688,000 shares in the past quarter, the inventory was still 53,978,500 shares on March 31, 2025. These had an estimated value of around $ 1.81 billion and made up for 11.96 percent of the overall portfolio.
Source: sec.gov, picture: Southwest
3rd place: Phillips 66
Phillips 66 made the direct jump to the podium in the past quarter and secured third place – after the share was not even represented in the previous quarter. As of March 31, 2025, Elliott Investment Management held a total of 15,725,000 shares in the US energy group worth around $ 1.94 billion. Phillips 66 thus accounted for 12.81 percent of the total depot.
Source: sec.gov, Image: Philipps 66
2nd place: Suncor Energy
Suncor Energy was able to secure the silver cup with a deposit share of 13.46 percent in the past quarter. As of the deadline, after no changes were made, a total of 52,670,800 shares worth around $ 2.04 billion were in their portfolio.
Source: Sec.Gov, Image: Sockagphoto / Shutterstock.com
1st place: Triple Flag Precious Metals
Triple Flag Precious Metals was again able to defend number 1 in the ranking in the first quarter of 2025. The unused 133,815,727 stocks contained in the Elliott Investment Management Depot made 16.91 percent of the total portfolio. As of the deadline at the end of March, the facility was worth around $ 2.56 billion.
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