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Great investors · Dan Sundheim · Q1 2025

What Dan Sundheim bought and sold in Q1 2025

D1 Capital Partners 13F portfolio as of Mar 31, 2025: 41 positions worth $6.5 bn. Largest: CART, ENTG, SCHW, XPO. Filed with the SEC on May 15, 2025.

The 13F is filed by D1 Capital Partners, not by Dan Sundheim personally: these are the whole firm's positions. A “position” is a distinct security in the filing (by CUSIP); share classes of the same company are shown added together.

Buys in Q1 2025

Sells in Q1 2025

44 companies with material moves, out of 52 positions with a change. Only moves of 0.5 points of the portfolio or more are listed, measured as “traded weight” (what was bought or sold, excluding price effects). Smaller changes exist and are not listed: a position may have gone up or down without appearing above.

The full 13F, line by line

D1 Capital Partners's Q1 2025 13F lists 41 lines of US-listed securities worth $6.5 bn; the largest is CART at 13.8% of the portfolio. It was accepted by the SEC on May 15, 2025 at 10:37 AM ET.

Against the previous quarter, it opened 18 positions (SCHW, BAC, CNM and ALK and 14 more), closed 12 (STZ, MMM, META and SPOT and 8 more), added to 8 (ANSS, AMZN, ENTG and XPO and 4 more) and trimmed 14 (PM, ELV, RCL and GEHC and 10 more). 1 line shows the same number of shares.

#CompanySharesValueWeightChange in shares
1Maplebear CART22.6 M$900M13.8%no change
2Entegris ENTG4.2 M$370M5.66%+53%
3Charles Schwab SCHW4.4 M$341M5.22%new
4XPO XPO3.1 M$328M5.03%+50%
5Bank of America BAC7.3 M$305M4.67%new
6Ansys ANSS864,345$274M4.19%+247%
7Elevance Health ELV578,411$252M3.85%−28%
8Core & Main CNM4.9 M$239M3.66%new
9Philip Morris International PM1.5 M$239M3.66%−59%
10Royal Caribbean Cruises RCL1.1 M$229M3.51%−29%
11AppLovin APP790,000$209M3.21%+64%
12Alaska Air Group ALK4.1 M$203M3.11%new
13Reddit RDDT1.8 M$188M2.87%new
14Primo Brands PRMB5.2 M$185M2.84%new
15Amazon.com AMZN951,234$181M2.77%+132%
16Apollo Global Management APO1.3 M$175M2.68%new
17Canadian Pacific Kansas City CP2.3 M$163M2.50%new
18Becton, Dickinson BDX672,000$154M2.36%new
19Capital One Financial COF811,000$145M2.23%+67%
20Lineage LINE2.5 M$144M2.21%−35%
21Synopsys SNPS334,700$144M2.20%+32%
22Charles River Laboratories International CRL777,489$117M1.79%−17%
23Carpenter Technology CRS616,644$112M1.71%new
24GE Healthcare Technologies GEHC1.2 M$101M1.55%−64%
25Nu Holdings NU9.8 M$100M1.54%−34%
26US Foods Holding USFD1.3 M$86.5M1.33%new
27Somnigroup International SGI1.3 M$80.0M1.23%new
28Carvana CVNA370,000$77.4M1.19%new
29Toll Brothers TOL690,000$72.9M1.12%−18%
30Bath & Body Works BBWI2.2 M$66.7M1.02%−22%
31Kilroy Realty KRC1.9 M$61.8M0.95%new
32Lennar LEN468,433$53.8M0.82%−30%
33Cadence Design Systems CDNS198,000$50.4M0.77%new
34Clean Harbors CLH193,022$38.0M0.58%new
35Affirm Holdings AFRM820,000$37.1M0.57%new
36Intel INTC1.4 M$32.8M0.50%new
37Applied Materials AMAT205,000$29.7M0.46%+13%
38Lam Research LRCX403,000$29.3M0.45%−3.6%
39Restaurant Brands International QSR92,833$6.2M0.09%−95%
40Warby Parker WRBY257,306$4.7M0.07%−95%
41Lexeo Therapeutics LXEO978,652$3.4M0.05%−56%

Positions it closed (12)

One row per line of the filing (by CUSIP): share classes of the same company are listed separately here. “Change in shares” compares the count with the previous quarter, split-adjusted; the value is the one reported in the 13F at quarter end, not today's price.

Original documents: D1 Capital Partners's 13F filings on EDGAR (SEC) ↗

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