Silvia News chart: Mondrian Investment Partners cut Merck shares 60.4%, Thermo Fisher 54.5%, Charles Schwab 47.2%, Bank of America 46.3% and Yum China 6.9% from June 30 to Sept. 30, 2026, and added a $158.7 million position in Haleon ADRs.

Mondrian Investment Partners reported a new $158.7 million stake in Haleon's U.S.-traded shares and cut its Merck stake by 60.4% in the three months through Sept. 30, 2026, according to its latest 13F, the quarterly holdings report big investment managers file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The London-based firm filed it on Oct. 23, 2026.

Key points

  • Largest new position: Haleon American depositary receipts worth $158.7 million.

  • Among the cuts: Merck, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Charles Schwab, Bank of America and Yum China.

  • Positions listed: 136, up from 111 at June 30.

Which stakes did Mondrian add and cut?

Changes in some of its holdings from June 30:

  • Haleon: 17,637,434 American depositary receipts, the U.S.-traded form of its shares, worth $158,736,908. Mondrian reported no Haleon stake on June 30.

  • Merck: 584,046 shares worth $84,867,724, down from 1,473,945. That's 889,899 fewer shares.

  • Thermo Fisher Scientific: 157,456 shares, down 54.5% from 346,262.

  • Charles Schwab: 981,824 shares, down 47.2% from 1,858,141.

  • Bank of America: 1,296,153 shares, down 46.3% from 2,414,918.

Mondrian held 2,707,507 Yum China shares at Sept. 30, down 201,536, or 6.9%, from June 30.

How many positions does Mondrian's 13F list?

The report's cover page lists 136 positions at Sept. 30, up from 111 at June 30.

A 13F has limits. It shows long positions in U.S.-listed stocks and certain other securities, not short bets, and managers have up to 45 days after the quarter ends to file, according to SEC guidance. Mondrian's holdings may have changed since Sept. 30.

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What to watch

  • Feb. 16, 2027: Mondrian's next 13F, covering holdings at Dec. 31, 2026, is due. The 45th day falls on a Sunday and Feb. 15 is a federal holiday, so the deadline moves to the next business day.

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