DOSSIER · 13F-HR · Q2 2026

Newlands Management Operations LLC

$16.6B in tracked AUM across 16 positions as of Q2 2026.

NM
CIK 0001908450 · last filed Jun 30, 2026
Total AUM
$16.6B
as of Q2 2026
Holdings
16
positions
Whale Score
87
87
top tier
Activity
no data
changes this Q
AI Analysis · Q2 2026

Newlands Management Operations ended March with $15.5 billion in assets, down approximately $3.9 billion from the $19.4 billion it held three months earlier — a contraction that was almost entirely the product of an active portfolio realignment rather than a broad-market decline. The March 31 filing documents what looks like a deliberate repositioning away from a single-name concentration and toward a different technology narrative. Apple, which had been carried at $67.7 million as a barely-there token position at the start of the period, shrank further to $63.2 million worth of shares — a minimal holding that underscores how little the portfolio now relies on the consumer hardware story. Instead, the portfolio draws its value and its identity from a much younger cohort of growth and platform names. Meta constitutes the portfolio's dominant load-bearing structure at 36.3% of the book, or $5.61 billion — essentially unchanged in share count but accounting for more than one-third of the entire portfolio. Robinhood is at 10.8%, or $1.67 billion, making it the largest single financial-names position and the signal that the portfolio's growth-stage fintech conviction remains intact. Tesla moved up to $1.40 billion, Amazon to $1.37 billion, and DoorDash became a $1.06 billion position — a $625 million gain in share value that makes it one of the portfolio's larger additions in recent history. The portfolio also cleaned up two enterprise-SaaS positions, liquidating Workday completely (−$293M) and selling all of its remaining DocuSign (−$200M) — names that represent the more mature software infrastructure angle. The modern portfolio that emerged is tightly concentrated in a digital-platform thesis: social-media monopolies (Meta), consumer-cyclical disruptors (Tesla, Amazon, DoorDash), and financial-market infrastructure (Robinhood). This is not a diversified portfolio; it is a high-conviction five-name core wrapped in smaller satellite bets, and the损失的 AUM in Q1 is best read as a deliberate trimming of prior-quarter tail positions rather than a traumatic exit from any one theme.

The headline Apple story is not what it initially appears. The portfolio had already been carrying Apple at $67.7 million — 0.35% of assets — at year-end 2025, a number so small relative to the $19.4 billion book that it hardly qualifies as a meaningful allocation at all. The quarter's slight further reduction to $63.2 million simply kept Apple in the same skeletal position. This is not a dramatic exit; it is one more data point in the long-running decline of Apple as a philosophical anchor of this portfolio. The portfolio's Apple exposure in meaningful terms ended several quarters ago; what was left was a passive, long-held residual position that was being drawn down in stages to fund more attractively valued alternatives.

The Meta position is the most direct answer to where that funding went. Held unchanged at 9.8 million shares worth $5.61 billion, Meta represents 36.3% of assets — more than one-third of the entire portfolio in a single stock. That exceeds any reasonable diversification boundary for a 13F of this size, and it signals genuine single-name conviction rather than portfolio passivity. Meta's own Q1 — pressured by ad-market uncertainty and rising AI infrastructure costs — did not stop the portfolio from carrying the position in full, and that confirmation in the face of weakness is itself the thesis statement: the portfolio's investment committee believes the network-effect moat, the Reels monetization trajectory, and the Llama open-model positioning more than justify the valuation.

Analysis generated by 13F Insight from SEC Form 13F filing data · Q2 2026. Methodology

Quarter at a glance — Q2 2026

Position-change comparison pending.

No quarter-over-quarter changes available.

Top 10 holdings

By portfolio weight as of Q2 2026.

#HoldingValueSharesWeight
01
META
META PLATFORMS INC
$5.4B9.7M32.9%
02
HOOD
ROBINHOOD MKTS INC
$2.4B24.2M14.6%
03
GOOGL
ALPHABET INC
$2.2B6.2M13.4%
04
TSLA
TESLA INC
$1.6B3.8M9.6%
05
AMZN
AMAZON COM INC
$1.6B6.6M9.5%
06
DASH
DOORDASH INC
$1.3B7.1M7.9%
07
SHOP
SHOPIFY INC
$722M6.3M4.4%
08
NFLX
NETFLIX INC
$479M6.7M2.9%
09
MSFT
MICROSOFT CORP
$392M1.1M2.4%
10
JD
JD.COM INC
$298M11.7M1.8%

Filing history

2026Q2Jun 30
$16.6B 7.2%
16 positionsView →
2026Q1Mar 31
$15.5B 20.3%
16 positionsView →
2025Q4Dec 31
$19.4B 29.7%
17 positionsView →
2025Q3Sep 30
$15.0B 21.0%
16 positionsView →
2025Q2Jun 30
$18.9B 28.4%
25 positionsLocked
2025Q1Mar 31
$14.8B 7.2%
23 positionsLocked
2024Q4Dec 31
$15.9B 14.8%
25 positionsLocked
2024Q3Sep 30
$13.8B 14.0%
21 positionsLocked
2024Q2Jun 30
$12.1B 2.0%
20 positionsLocked
2024Q1Mar 31
$12.4B 13.7%
30 positionsLocked
2023Q4Dec 31
$10.9B 16.4%
29 positionsLocked
2023Q3Sep 30
$9.4B 0.3%
29 positionsLocked
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