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2026 Q1 · 13F Analysis

Coatue Management Llc Swaps AI Celebrities for Infrastructure in 2026-Q1

Published July 8, 2026 · Based on the SEC 13F filing for 2026 Q1

Portfolio Manager
Coatue Management LLC
Performance
-6.41% (2026 Q1)
AUM (13F)
$29.06B
# of Holdings
62
Performance Rank
Allocation (Top 20)
87.45%

Key takeaways

  • Leans harder into AI manufacturing and bandwidth, not just headline model winners
  • Cash harvested from mega-cap platforms funds a pivot to data-center real estate
  • Consumer internet exposure is aggressively recycled into semis and critical hardware
  • Health care and diagnostics quietly emerge as a higher-conviction sub-theme
  • New small growth positions show Coatue buying optionality into drawdowns

The thesis in one look

The through-line this quarter is simple: Coatue is rotating from AI demand aggregators to the infrastructure that makes AI physically possible. The book still delivered -6.41% in 2026-Q1, but the trade response is to double down on semis, power, and data centers rather than retreat to cash.

Top-of-book concentration is intense at 63.7% in the first ten names, and those top slots tell the story. Taiwan Semi at 10.8%, Lam Research at 7.39%, and Applied Materials at 6.17% anchor a view that leading-edge manufacturing and equipment are the durable winners, even if AI-exposed software and consumer platforms get derated.

At the same time, Coatue is aggressively cashing in long-held mega-cap platforms and consumer internet winners. Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, Netflix, and Nvidia are all significant trims, freeing up billions to push into Equinix, ASML, Micron, and a crop of new smaller growth names. The quarter is not about de-risking tech; it is about changing which tech they want to own.

Portfolio concentration
TSM — 10.8% ($3.14B)GEV — 7.7% ($2.25B)LRCX — 7.4% ($2.15B)AMAT — 6.2% ($1.79B)AVGO — 5.9% ($1.70B)ETN — 5.9% ($1.70B)AMZN — 5.7% ($1.65B)META — 5.5% ($1.61B)CEG — 4.5% ($1.29B)GOOGL — 4.3% ($1.24B)Other — 36.2% ($10.49B)
64%in top 10
  • TSM10.8%
  • GEV7.7%
  • LRCX7.4%
  • AMAT6.2%
  • AVGO5.9%
  • ETN5.9%
  • AMZN5.7%
  • META5.5%
  • CEG4.5%
  • GOOGL4.3%
  • Other36.2%

Performance History

Performance Metric3-Year Annualized3-Year Cumulative
Top 20 Holdings Weighted+34.60%+143.87%
Top 20 Holdings Unweighted+33.23%+136.49%

Fund Performance vs S&P 500

Exposure

Sector allocation

Current sector weights across the reported book, with the shift since last quarter.

Technology62.9%−0.1%
Consumer Discretionary11.2%−3.2%
Unclassified7.7%−0.8%
Real Estate4.7%+4.7%
Utilities4.5%−0.3%
Health Care3.8%+0.7%
Finance3.1%−0.1%
Industrials1.7%−1.1%
Consumer Staples0.3%+0.2%
Miscellaneous0.1%

Portfolio

Portfolio allocation

The fund's largest reported positions.

Top Holdings

Top 10 holdings

StockCompany% Port.SharesValueActivityOwnershipAvg. CostDate
TSM
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFAC
10.8%9.28M$3.14B
+7.58%(+654.02K)
2025-Q1: 7.96M shares2025-Q2: 8.07M shares2025-Q3: 8.07M shares2025-Q4: 8.63M shares2026-Q1: 9.28M shares
$150.71(+168.30%)
2026-03-31
GEV
GE VERNOVA INC
7.73%2.57M$2.25B
-23.67%(-797.82K)
2025-Q1: 3.76M shares2025-Q2: 3.76M shares2025-Q3: 3.63M shares2025-Q4: 3.37M shares2026-Q1: 2.57M shares
$163.29(+542.55%)
2026-03-31
LRCX
LAM RESEARCH CORP
7.39%10.04M$2.15B
+2.43%(+237.94K)
2025-Q1: 8.21M shares2025-Q2: 10.51M shares2025-Q3: 9.95M shares2025-Q4: 9.81M shares2026-Q1: 10.04M shares
$69.19(+311.50%)
2026-03-31
AMAT
APPLIED MATLS INC
6.17%5.25M$1.79B
-12.30%(-736.13K)
2025-Q1: 0 shares2025-Q2: 0 shares2025-Q3: 3.35M shares2025-Q4: 5.98M shares2026-Q1: 5.25M shares
$210.18(+107.74%)
2026-03-31
AVGO
BROADCOM INC
5.86%5.50M$1.70B
-0.12%(-6.38K)
2025-Q1: 3.57M shares2025-Q2: 5.65M shares2025-Q3: 5.77M shares2025-Q4: 5.51M shares2026-Q1: 5.50M shares
$139.64(+204.50%)
2026-03-31
ETN
EATON CORP PLC
5.85%4.75M$1.70B
+0.58%(+27.27K)
2025-Q1: 4.47M shares2025-Q2: 4.69M shares2025-Q3: 4.79M shares2025-Q4: 4.72M shares2026-Q1: 4.75M shares
$222.96(+79.15%)
2026-03-31
AMZN
AMAZON COM INC
5.68%7.93M$1.65B
-20.15%(-2.00M)
2025-Q1: 10.75M shares2025-Q2: 10.16M shares2025-Q3: 8.74M shares2025-Q4: 9.93M shares2026-Q1: 7.93M shares
$136.56(+93.42%)
2026-03-31
META
META PLATFORMS INC
5.54%2.81M$1.61B
-25.65%(-969.89K)
2025-Q1: 3.76M shares2025-Q2: 3.68M shares2025-Q3: 4.04M shares2025-Q4: 3.78M shares2026-Q1: 2.81M shares
$227.79(+169.65%)
2026-03-31
CEG
CONSTELLATION ENERGY CORP
4.45%4.63M$1.29B
-21.58%(-1.27M)
2025-Q1: 6.17M shares2025-Q2: 5.92M shares2025-Q3: 5.73M shares2025-Q4: 5.91M shares2026-Q1: 4.63M shares
$197.50(+35.29%)
2026-03-31
GOOGL
ALPHABET INC
4.27%4.31M$1.24B
-36.95%(-2.53M)
2025-Q1: 2.01M shares2025-Q2: 2.01M shares2025-Q3: 7.22M shares2025-Q4: 6.84M shares2026-Q1: 4.31M shares
$189.41(+109.49%)
2026-03-31

Portfolio changes

What the fund actually did

Every reported change this quarter, grouped by direction. The signal is in the rotation, not any single trade.

New buys
15
EQIXEQUINIX INC3.7%
ASMLASML HLDG NV2.3%
VVISA INC0.8%
QCOMQUALCOMM INC0.6%
+11 opened
Added to
9
TSMTAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFAC+7.6%
LRCXLAM RESEARCH CORP+2.4%
SFMSPROUTS FMRS MKT INC+100.0%
CHRWC H ROBINSON WORLDWIDE IN+68.0%
+5 more
Trimmed
22
MSFTMICROSOFT CORP-52.0%
GOOGLALPHABET INC-37.0%
GEVGE VERNOVA INC-23.7%
TSLATESLA INC-96.4%
+18 more

Where conviction is rising: semis, power, and data gravity

The biggest dollar add is Equinix at 3.68% of the book and about $1.07B, a new position that turns data-center REITs into a core pillar of the AI thesis. That is a clean statement that physical colocation and interconnect capacity are scarce assets in an AI and cloud-heavy world.

On the silicon side, Coatue is not walking away from AI at all; it is re-wiring the exposure. Taiwan Semi is increased by 7.6% and sits at 10.8% of the portfolio, Lam Research is nudged higher, and new stakes in ASML, Micron, Qualcomm, and Enphase broaden the bet from GPUs to memory, RF, and power electronics.

Rising conviction is not limited to chips and racks. Eaton — essentially a power and grid play — is quietly increased and now sits just under Broadcom in size. Below the top tier, they scale up Vertiv, C.H. Robinson, Sprouts, Generac, QuantumScape, and Intuitive Surgical, signaling a preference for infrastructure, logistics, defensive staples, and high-moat medical robotics over more speculative consumer apps.

Conviction

The big buys

The biggest dollar adds this quarter — where conviction is rising.

PositionChangePortfolio weightValue
EQIXEQUINIX INCNew+$1.07B3.7%$1.07B
ASMLASML HLDG NVNew+$655.4M2.3%$655.4M
TSMTAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACAdded 7.6%+$221.0M10.8%$3.14B
VVISA INCNew+$217.2M0.8%$217.2M
QCOMQUALCOMM INCNew+$178.7M0.6%$178.7M
SOLSSOLSTICE ADVANCED MATLS INCNew+$126.0M0.4%$126.0M
ENPHENPHASE ENERGY INCNew+$62.3M0.2%$62.3M
MUMICRON TECHNOLOGY INCNew+$56.1M0.2%$56.1M

Dollar changes estimated at current prices (shares added × current price); top-50 current positions only.

What they’re trimming: harvesting platforms, cutting cyclicals, exiting story stocks

The funding sources are unmistakable: Coatue is pulling capital out of the mega-platforms that worked and the consumer names that ran too far. Microsoft is cut by 52.0%, Alphabet’s class A shares by 37.0%, Meta by 25.6%, and Nvidia by 31.2%, locking in large triple-digit percentage gains against their average costs.

Consumer and internet exposure is being aggressively rationalized. Amazon is trimmed by 20.2%, Netflix by 36.5%, Spotify by 46.1%, Reddit by 49.7%, and DoorDash by a brutal 87.4%, with Spotify and DoorDash both showing losses versus their average buy levels. This looks less like tactical sizing and more like a reset of the consumer-internet sleeve.

The most symbolic exit is Tesla, slashed by 96.4%, alongside a 65.2% cut in Carvana and a 35.9% reduction in Nubank. Coatue is also trimming GE Vernova by 23.7% after a massive gain and paring industrials like MasTec and PayPal, indicating skepticism about more cyclical or rates-sensitive exposure compared with the higher-conviction infra and semi bets.

How exposure is rotating: from consumer growth to hard tech and real assets

At the sector level, the headline is not that tech is shrinking — technology stays roughly flat at about 62.9% of the book — but that which tech they own is changing. Within that bucket, capital is moving from consumer-facing software and mega-cap platforms into semiconductors, equipment, and connectivity.

Consumer discretionary is where the real bleed shows, dropping from 14.41% to 11.19% as Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, Carvana, and others get downsized. Those proceeds help finance a surge in real assets: real estate jumps from 0.06% to 4.72%, driven almost entirely by the new Equinix position plus fresh bets in Arbor Realty Trust and Zillow.

Health care inches up from 3.1% to 3.82% as Intuitive Surgical is increased and Natera held, while finance and industrials both drift down, reflecting trims in Nubank, MasTec, and Tesla. Consumer staples, via a doubling in Sprouts, is one of the few clearly counter-cyclical adds — a modest but telling hedge against a more volatile growth tape.

What this playbook signals from Coatue: own the rails, buy optionality on the wreckage

Taken together, this is a classic Coatue rotation: protect the structural thesis, not the individual winners. They are insisting that AI, electrification, and data proliferation remain intact themes, but the preferred expression is shifting to fabrication, power, bandwidth, and data centers rather than overcrowded software and consumer proxies.

The wave of new, smaller positions in The Trade Desk, Pinterest, UiPath, Upstart, RingCentral, Novavax, and others reads like a basket of call options on beaten-down growth. Many of these are currently underwater versus Coatue’s average buys, suggesting a willingness to lean into volatility where the payoff profile still looks asymmetric.

Going forward, expect the portfolio to behave less like a pure “FAANG plus Nvidia” clone and more like an AI infrastructure barbell: heavy in semis, equipment, and data centers at the top, with a tail of high-beta, high-upside software and fintech names. If that view is right, this quarter marks the point where Coatue stopped just owning the AI narrative and started owning the hardware, power, and real estate that actually make it work.

Frequently asked questions

What did Coatue Management Llc buy in 2026-Q1?+

In 2026-Q1, Coatue’s biggest new buys were Equinix, ASML, Visa, Qualcomm, Solstice Advanced Materials, Enphase, and Micron, plus a basket of smaller new stakes in adtech, software, fintech, and biotech names like The Trade Desk, Pinterest, UiPath, Upstart, Novavax, and others.

What is Coatue Management Llc's biggest holding in the 2026-Q1 filing?+

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is Coatue’s largest disclosed position at 10.8% of the reported equity portfolio, reflecting a strong conviction in leading-edge chip manufacturing as a core beneficiary of AI and high-performance computing demand.

Which stocks did Coatue Management Llc sell or trim the most in 2026-Q1?+

The largest trims by dollars were Microsoft, Alphabet (class A), GE Vernova, Tesla, DoorDash, Meta, Spotify, and Nvidia. Coatue cut Tesla by 96.4% and DoorDash by 87.4%, and significantly reduced positions in Amazon, Netflix, Nubank, and several other consumer internet names.

How is Coatue Management Llc rotating its sector exposure?+

Technology stays dominant, but exposure is rotating inside the sector from mega-cap platforms and consumer software into semiconductors, equipment, and connectivity. Consumer discretionary shrinks as internet and auto names are cut, while real estate jumps on a new Equinix stake and health care and consumer staples edge higher.

Is Coatue Management Llc de-risking or staying aggressive after a negative quarter?+

Despite a -6.41% portfolio performance in 2026-Q1, Coatue is not broadly de-risking. Instead, it is recycling gains from crowded mega-cap winners and weaker consumer names into high-conviction AI infrastructure plays and a diversified basket of smaller, higher-volatility growth positions.

What is the core investment thesis behind Coatue Management Llc's 2026-Q1 moves?+

The moves imply a belief that the durable value in AI and digitalization sits in semiconductors, manufacturing equipment, power and grid infrastructure, and data centers, complemented by selectively buying beaten-down growth names for upside optionality rather than relying on a narrow group of mega-cap platforms.

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