13F filer · CIK 1418329 ↗

Ninety One UK Ltd

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Reported value

$32.10B

+2.9% on the quarter before

Positions

180

10 new · 17 sold out

Top 10

35.4%

of the value

Est. gain

+$2.11B

on stocks held all quarter

Est. return

+7.3%

on those stocks since Q4 2022

Filed

Apr 28, 2023

On SEC EDGAR ↗

Positions as of Mar 31, 2023, from Ninety One UK Ltd's 13F filing with the SEC. A 13F lists a manager's US-listed stocks and options at a quarter end and is filed up to 45 days later, so the fund may hold something else today. It leaves out short positions, cash and holdings outside the US.

Portfolio at a glance

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The 24 largest positions, 59% of the reported value, each sized by its share, colored by what the fund did with it since Q4 2022. Striped tiles are options.

Microsoft6.2%Visa Inc.5.8%
Verisign Inc3.6%
Booking Holdings Inc3.5%
Moody's Corporation3.1%
Philip Morris International In2.9%
Autodesk2.9%Intuit2.8%
Johnson & Johnson2.3%
Becton Dickinson & Co2.3%
Estee Lauder Cos Inc/The2.1%
Nvidia2.1%
Netease Inc1.9%
Automatic Data Processing1.8%Mastercard1.8%
Electronic Arts Inc1.6%
Apple1.6%FactSet1.6%
Exxon Mobil Corp1.6%
Trane Technologies Plc1.5%
Check Point Software Technolog1.5%
Icon Plc1.5%
S&P Global Inc1.5%
Unitedhealth Group Inc1.4%

Largest buys

Since Q4 2022, by estimated size: the change in shares at the quarter-end price, since a 13F gives no trade prices. Percentages are the position's share of the portfolio, before and after.

  1. Verisign Inc~$292.9MAdded · 2.7% → 3.6%+1,385,849 shares
  2. Ambev Sa~$112.1MNew · 0.0% → 0.3%+39,748,969 shares
  3. Air Products And Chemicals Inc~$78.4MAdded · 0.4% → 0.6%+273,038 shares
  4. Trip.Com Group Ltd~$66.5MAdded · 0.2% → 0.4%+1,764,469 shares
  5. Waste Management Inc~$55.3MAdded · 0.6% → 0.8%+339,150 shares
  6. Xp Inc~$43.6MNew · 0.0% → 0.1%+3,670,222 shares
  7. Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd~$34.6MAdded · 0.3% → 0.4%+679,170 shares
  8. Southwest Airlines Co~$34.1MNew · 0.0% → 0.1%+1,047,545 shares
  9. New Oriental Education & Techn~$33.3MNew · 0.0% → 0.1%+863,370 shares
  10. Texas Instruments~$26.6MAdded · 0.2% → 0.3%+142,772 shares

Largest sells

Since Q4 2022, by estimated size: the change in shares at the quarter-end price, since a 13F gives no trade prices. Percentages are the position's share of the portfolio, before and after.

  1. Pioneer Natural Resources Co~$190.9MSold out · 0.6% → 0.0%−835,749 shares
  2. Huntington Bancshares Inc/Oh~$173.7MSold out · 0.6% → 0.0%−12,321,987 shares
  3. Analog Devices~$109.5MCut · 0.6% → 0.3%−555,279 shares
  4. Svb Financial Group~$105.5MSold out · 0.3% → 0.0%−458,396 shares
  5. S&P Global Inc~$81.8MCut · 1.7% → 1.5%−237,265 shares
  6. Raytheon Technologies Corp~$81.5MCut · 0.7% → 0.4%−832,245 shares
  7. Lear Corp~$81.2MSold out · 0.3% → 0.0%−654,680 shares
  8. Exxon Mobil Corp~$76.4MCut · 1.9% → 1.6%−696,884 shares
  9. Moody's Corporation~$74.2MCut · 3.1% → 3.1%−242,622 shares
  10. Charles Schwab Corp/The~$61.1MCut · 1.9% → 0.9%−1,166,539 shares

Holdings

As of Mar 31, 2023. Changes are in shares against Dec 31, 2022, so a price move alone never reads as a buy or a sale.

Positions, sorted by share of the portfolio
HoldingValue
MicrosoftCommon Stock · shares −0.9% · price +20.2%6.2%$2.00B+$336.0M
Visa Inc.Common Stock · shares +0.8% · price +8.5%5.8%$1.88B+$146.2M
Verisign IncCommon Stock · shares +33% · price +2.9%3.6%$1.17B+$24.4M
Booking Holdings IncCommon Stock · shares +1.4% · price +31.6%3.5%$1.11B+$263.2M
Moody's CorporationCommon Stock · shares −7.0% · price +9.8%3.1%$988.1M+$88.5M
Philip Morris International InCommon Stock · shares +1.4% · price −3.9%2.9%$931.9M−$37.4M
AutodeskCommon Stock · shares +1.8% · price +11.4%2.9%$917.2M+$92.2M
IntuitCommon Stock · shares +1.5% · price +14.5%2.8%$903.6M+$113.1M
Johnson & JohnsonCommon Stock · shares −1.9% · price −12.3%2.3%$740.0M−$103.4M
Becton Dickinson & CoCommon Stock · shares −0.3% · price −2.7%2.3%$739.2M−$20.2M
Estee Lauder Cos Inc/TheCommon Stock · shares +0.7% · price −0.7%2.1%$682.6M−$4.5M
NvidiaCommon Stock · shares −6.8% · price +90.1%2.1%$680.6M+$322.5M
Netease IncADR · shares +2.4% · price +21.8%1.9%$602.6M+$105.2M
Automatic Data ProcessingCommon Stock · shares +1.7% · price −6.8%1.8%$585.9M−$42.0M
MastercardCommon Stock · shares −8.8% · price +4.5%1.8%$563.8M+$24.3M
Electronic Arts IncCommon Stock · shares −1.9% · price −1.4%1.6%$529.7M−$7.6M
AppleCommon Stock · shares −8.7% · price +26.9%1.6%$521.4M+$110.6M
FactSetCommon Stock · shares +1.3% · price +3.5%1.6%$518.7M+$17.1M
Exxon Mobil CorpCommon Stock · shares −13% · price −0.6%1.6%$509.9M−$3.0M
Trane Technologies PlcCommon Stock · shares −3.4% · price +9.5%1.5%$491.8M+$42.5M
Check Point Software TechnologCommon Stock · shares +1.8% · price +3.0%1.5%$489.2M+$14.2M
Icon PlcCommon Stock · shares +1.9% · price +10.0%1.5%$484.1M+$43.0M
S&P Global IncCommon Stock · shares −15% · price +2.9%1.5%$480.0M+$13.7M
Unitedhealth Group IncCommon Stock · shares −1.3% · price −10.9%1.4%$455.8M−$55.5M
Thermo Fisher Scientific IncCommon Stock · shares −9.0% · price +4.7%1.4%$439.0M+$19.6M
Total · 180 positions100%$32.10B+$2.11B
The filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

Price is a stock's reported value over its shares at the quarter end. The estimated gain is the shares held at both quarter ends times the change in that price: shares bought or sold during the quarter add nothing, options are left out, and a stock split is read into the earlier share count and price.

What made money

From Q4 2022 to Q1 2023: 170 stocks held throughout, up $2.11B (+7.3%).

  1. Microsoft+$336.0M+20%
  2. Nvidia+$322.5M+90%
  3. Booking Holdings Inc+$263.2M+32%
  4. Visa Inc.+$146.2M+9%
  5. Intuit+$113.1M+15%
  6. Philip Morris International In−$37.4M−4%
  7. Automatic Data Processing−$42.0M−7%
  8. Unitedhealth Group Inc−$55.5M−11%
  9. Johnson & Johnson−$103.4M−12%
  10. Charles Schwab Corp/The−$179.2M−37%

Estimated as in the holdings table: shares held at both quarter ends times the change in price; options left out.

Reported value by quarter

The total value of each quarter's 13F at that quarter end. It moves with prices as well as with buying and selling. Pick a quarter to see what the fund held then.

$100.00B$50.00B$0
Q1 2016Q3 2026
Every quarter's filing
Each quarter's 13F filing, newest first
QuarterReported valueFiling
Q3 2026$45.47B+2%SEC ↗
Q2 2026$44.73B+4%SEC ↗
Q1 2026$43.13B−8%SEC ↗
Q4 2025$46.64B−49%SEC ↗
Q3 2025$91.76B+115%SEC ↗
Q2 2025$42.61B+19%SEC ↗
Q1 2025$35.94B−4%SEC ↗
Q4 2024$37.38B−0%SEC ↗
Q3 2024$37.47B+3%SEC ↗
Q2 2024$36.22B+2%SEC ↗
Q1 2024$35.61B+6%SEC ↗
Q4 2023$33.61B+6%SEC ↗
Q3 2023$31.62B−8%SEC ↗
Q2 2023$34.27B+7%SEC ↗
Q1 2023$32.10B+3%SEC ↗
Q4 2022$31.19B+3%SEC ↗
Q3 2022$30.32B−10%SEC ↗
Q2 2022$33.63B−14%SEC ↗
Q1 2022$39.26B−7%SEC ↗
Q4 2021$42.13B+8%SEC ↗
Q3 2021$39.16B+1%SEC ↗
Q2 2021$38.59B+10%SEC ↗
Q1 2021$35.18B+8%SEC ↗
Q4 2020$32.51B+18%SEC ↗
Q3 2020$27.65B−2%SEC ↗
Q2 2020$28.22B+19%SEC ↗
Q1 2020$23.77B−21%SEC ↗
Q4 2019$30.15B+17%SEC ↗
Q3 2019$25.69B−2%SEC ↗
Q2 2019$26.28B+4%SEC ↗
Q1 2019$25.24B+9%SEC ↗
Q4 2018$23.19B−13%SEC ↗
Q3 2018$26.80B+33%SEC ↗
Q2 2018$20.13B+8%SEC ↗
Q1 2018$18.67B−23%SEC ↗
Q4 2017$24.34B+7%SEC ↗
Q3 2017$22.78B+8%SEC ↗
Q2 2017$21.00B+4%SEC ↗
Q1 2017$20.25B+6%SEC ↗
Q4 2016$19.15B−7%SEC ↗
Q3 2016$20.53B+6%SEC ↗
Q2 2016$19.33B+5%SEC ↗
Q1 2016$18.49BSEC ↗

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