Silvia News chart: Sanders Capital held 85.7% more Royal Caribbean Group shares at Sept. 30, 2026, than at June 30 and 29.9% fewer HSBC Holdings depositary shares; among other changes, it held 44.8% more Lockheed Martin shares. P&G is not listed.

Sanders Capital held 85.7% more Royal Caribbean Group shares at Sept. 30, 2026, than at June 30, and Procter & Gamble was not listed, according to its latest 13F, the quarterly holdings report big investment managers file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The West Palm Beach, Florida-based firm filed it on Nov. 2, 2026.

Key points

  • Largest listed holding: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, worth $11.16 billion at Sept. 30.

  • Among the increases: Royal Caribbean, Lockheed Martin and Mastercard.

  • Among the cuts: HSBC Holdings and Applied Materials.

  • Among holdings not listed at Sept. 30: Procter & Gamble.

How did Sanders Capital change its P&G and Royal Caribbean stakes?

Selected changes from June 30:

  • Procter & Gamble: 6,648,957 shares worth $975.0 million at June 30, not listed at Sept. 30.

  • Royal Caribbean Group: 4,835,116 shares worth $1.29 billion, up 85.7% from 2,603,252.

  • Lockheed Martin: 3,030,638 shares worth $1.54 billion, up 44.8% from 2,093,533.

  • Mastercard: 2,941,951 shares, up 26.2% from 2,330,359.

  • HSBC Holdings: 1,844,107 American depositary shares, down 29.9% from 2,632,430.

  • Applied Materials: 5,162,011 shares, down 15.3% from 6,094,372.

What is Sanders Capital's largest listed holding?

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing was its largest listed holding at Sept. 30: 24,455,974 American depositary shares worth $11,156,570,779, down 6.5% from 26,149,064. Among new positions listed are 30,900 Lloyds Banking Group American depositary shares worth $173,967. The report's cover page lists 46 entries worth $103,178,374,149, compared with 47 entries worth $99,830,442,199 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. Sanders Capital's is a combination report: some holdings it manages are reported by another manager, Russell Investments Group. Its holdings may have changed since Sept. 30.

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What to watch

  • Feb. 16, 2027: Sanders Capital'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.

Silvia News is for information only and is not investment advice.

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