DOSSIER · 13F-HR · Q1 2026

59 North Capital Management, LP

$3.4B in tracked AUM across 17 positions as of Q1 2026.

5N
CIK 0001805589 · last filed Mar 31, 2026
Total AUM
$3.4B
as of Q1 2026
Holdings
17
positions
Whale Score
77
77
strong
Activity
no data
changes this Q
AI Analysis · Q1 2026

59 North Capital Management executed unusually active trading in Q1 2026, recording 19 position changes across a concentrated 17-position book that contracted from $3.21B to $3.35B. The defining signal was a rotation out of crypto-adjacent and exploration-energy names into large-cap integrated energy and legacy media: the fund fully liquidated both its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT, $195M sold) and Expand Energy (EXE, $203M sold, the prior quarter's ninth-largest position) while simultaneously initiating large new stakes in Chevron ($212M) and Walt Disney ($207M). The energy infrastructure core — Kinder Morgan ($354M), DT Midstream ($353M), Constellation Energy ($227M), and Chevron — now represents roughly 33% of the book. The media sleeve includes News Corp Class B ($310M, reduced 4%) and the new Disney position alongside the existing Carnival (CCL, $241M, up 9%). Ferguson Enterprises ($333M, +$54M) and Louisiana-Pacific ($237M, down $48M) anchor the building-materials and construction-linked layer. The reduction in Lamar Advertising ($75M to $24M, a 68% haircut) is the quarter's most aggressive trim in percentage terms. The portfolio's sector profile — Utilities (28%), Communication Services (17%), Consumer Cyclical (17%), Energy (6%), plus industrials, basic materials, and financial services — reflects a diversified but active mandate with a recognizable infrastructure-and-energy bias.

The energy pivot: from exploration to integrated, from crypto to traditional.

The quarter's most analytically interesting decision plays out entirely within the energy complex. Expand Energy (EXE, formerly Chesapeake Energy post-restructuring) was fully liquidated at $203M — the position had been the ninth-largest in the December 2025 book. Expand Energy is a natural-gas E&P company, and its full exit at a $203M size is consistent with either a macroeconomic view that gas prices would remain under pressure or a portfolio-weight decision in favor of names with more stable cash-flow profiles. Simultaneously, the fund initiated a $212M Chevron (CVX) stake — Chevron being the most integrated, diversified, and cash-flow-stable of the supermajors. The pair of trades — exit one exploration-oriented gas E&P, enter one integrated global oil major — is a classic energy-mandate trade that signals a shift in risk tolerance within the sleeve.

Quarter at a glance — Q1 2026

Position-change comparison pending.

No quarter-over-quarter changes available.

Top 10 holdings

By portfolio weight as of Q1 2026.

#HoldingValueSharesWeight
01
N00985106
AERCAP HOLDINGS NV
$428M3.1M12.8%
02
KMI
KINDER MORGAN INC DEL
$354M10.6M10.6%
03
DTM
DT MIDSTREAM INC
$353M2.6M10.5%
04
FERG
FERGUSON ENTERPRISES INC
$333M1.4M9.9%
05
NWSA
NEWS CORP NEW
$310M12.5M9.3%
06
CCL
CARNIVAL CORP
$241M9.3M7.2%
07
LPX
LOUISIANA PAC CORP
$237M3.3M7.1%
08
CEG
CONSTELLATION ENERGY CORP
$227M813K6.8%
09
CVX
CHEVRON CORPORATION
$212M1.0M6.3%
10
DIS
DISNEY WALT CO
$207M2.2M6.2%

Filing history

2026Q1Mar 31
$3.4B 4.4%
17 positionsView →
2025Q4Dec 31
$3.2B 30.1%
13 positionsView →
2025Q3Sep 30
$2.5B 11.9%
9 positionsView →
2025Q2Jun 30
$2.8B 36.4%
14 positionsLocked
2025Q1Mar 31
$2.1B 4.1%
10 positionsLocked
2024Q4Dec 31
$2.1B 4.0%
13 positionsLocked
2024Q3Sep 30
$2.2B 9.9%
17 positionsLocked
2024Q2Jun 30
$2.0B 22.3%
15 positionsLocked
2024Q1Mar 31
$1.7B 33.9%
16 positionsLocked
2023Q4Dec 31
$1.2B 43.6%
14 positionsLocked
2023Q3Sep 30
$864M 1.4%
11 positionsLocked
2023Q2Jun 30
$876M 28.2%
13 positionsLocked
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