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Terry Smith

Fundsmith

2026Q1 · filed May 15, 202624 positions · $4.41Btop-5 40%

Terry Smith (Fundsmith) discloses a $4.41B portfolio across 24 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q1, filed May 15, 2026). The largest holding is MAR at 8.9% of the book. The biggest move of the quarter: fully exited NKE (was 2.6% of the book). Latticework's clone backtest puts this 13F book at -10.0%/yr vs SPY over 4.8 years.

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About Terry Smith

Terry Smith runs Fundsmith Equity, a London-based fund he founded in 2010 that became one of the UK's largest retail equity funds by applying a deliberately simple mandate: buy high-quality compounding businesses, don't trade them, and own a concentrated book. His framework — echoing Buffett but applied without the insurance float — prizes high returns on capital employed, durable pricing power, and minimal capital intensity; Fundsmith's UK flagship has owned names like Microsoft, Meta, and Philip Morris for years at a time. The 13F reflects only U.S. long equity exposure, a partial view of a global portfolio that also holds European and emerging-market listings outside SEC jurisdiction, so position weights and concentration metrics here understate both the full book and Smith's actual conviction sizing. With 24 disclosed positions and a top-five weight around 40%, the U.S. sleeve is meaningfully concentrated, but readers should treat these filings as a window into his style rather than a complete map of the fund.

2026Q1 brief

Terry Smith's Fundsmith remains the most static portfolio in this cohort—24 positions, $4.41B, zero new names in Q1 2026—but the quarter's activity is telling in its details. The two exits are significant: NKE (was 2.6%) and INTU (was 2.1%) were fully liquidated, removing a struggling consumer brand and a now-expensive software compounder, consistent with Smith's discipline of selling when quality or valuation no longer meets his bar. The additions are all small and likely reflect dividend reinvestment or minor rebalancing: TSM (+372%, but only 0.02% of portfolio), AAPL (+261%, 0.01%), and TJX and AMZN each tiny. The real story is the steadfast top-five: MAR (8.9%), SYK (8.8%), WAT (7.4%), GOOGL (7.4%), and V (7.0%) dominate an extremely low-turnover, quality-growth book. Smith trimmed OTIS by 23%—worth monitoring given its modest 1.7% weight. His divergence from peers on crypto, EM, and cyclicals remains total. Watch next filing: whether OTIS is trimmed to an exit, and if any of the tiny TSM or AAPL positions are built into meaningful weights.

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Holdings (24) · click any column to sort

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  • port8.9%
    val$392M
    Marriott International -cl A
    this Q hold·13q
  • port8.8%
    val$390M
    Stryker Corp
    this Q hold·20q
  • port7.4%
    val$327M
    Waters Corp
    this Q hold·17q
  • port7.4%
    val$326M
    Alphabet Inc-cl A
    this Q hold·17q
  • 5V
    port7.0%
    val$310M
    Visa Inc-class A Shares
    this Q hold·20q
  • port6.4%
    val$281M
    Mettler-toledo International
    this Q hold·17q
  • port6.3%
    val$277M
    Philip Morris International
    this Q hold·17q
  • port6.1%
    val$271M
    Idexx Laboratories Inc
    this Q hold·17q
  • port6.1%
    val$270M
    Automatic Data Processing
    this Q hold·17q
  • port6.1%
    val$268M
    Meta Platforms Inc-class A
    this Q hold·20q
  • 11PG
    port5.8%
    val$254M
    Procter & Gamble Co/the
    this Q hold·17q
  • port5.6%
    val$246M
    Microsoft Corp
    this Q hold·20q
  • 13CHD
    port5.5%
    val$242M
    Church & Dwight CO Inc
    this Q hold·17q
  • 14TXN
    port3.8%
    val$168M
    Texas Instruments Inc
    this Q hold·9q
  • port3.1%
    val$136M
    Fortinet Inc
    this Q hold·12q
  • 16ZTS
    port3.0%
    val$132M
    Zoetis Inc
    this Q hold·20q
  • port1.7%
    val$75M
    Otis Worldwide Corp
    this Q -23%·18q
  • 18BMI
    port0.5%
    val$20M
    Badger Meter Inc
    this Q hold·2q
  • 19WM
    port0.4%
    val$16M
    Waste Management Inc
    this Q hold·6q
  • 20HD
    port<0.1%
    val$2M
    Home Depot Inc
    this Q -51%·20q
  • 21TSM
    port<0.1%
    val$964K
    Taiwan Semiconductor-sp Adr
    this Q +372%·6q
  • port<0.1%
    val$554K
    Apple Inc
    this Q +261%·11q
  • 23TJX
    port<0.1%
    val$513K
    Tjx Companies Inc
    this Q +178%·2q
  • port<0.1%
    val$414K
    Amazon.com Inc
    this Q +178%·10q

All activity (2026Q1)

  • EXITNKE
    2.6%
    Nike Inc -cl B
    Δ -100%·$0
  • EXITINTU
    2.1%
    Intuit Inc
    Δ -100%·$0
  • TRIMOTIS
    1.7%
    Otis Worldwide Corp
    Δ -23%·$75M
  • TRIMHD
    <0.1%
    Home Depot Inc
    Δ -51%·$2M
  • ADDTSM
    <0.1%
    Taiwan Semiconductor-sp Adr
    Δ +372%·$964K
  • ADDAAPL
    <0.1%
    Apple Inc
    Δ +261%·$554K
  • ADDTJX
    <0.1%
    Tjx Companies Inc
    Δ +178%·$513K
  • ADDAMZN
    <0.1%
    Amazon.com Inc
    Δ +178%·$414K

Frequently asked questions

What stocks does Terry Smith own?
As of 2026Q1, Terry Smith's 13F discloses 24 positions worth $4.41B. The top five holdings: MAR (8.9%), SYK (8.8%), WAT (7.4%), GOOGL (7.4%), V (7.0%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did Terry Smith buy this quarter?
In 2026Q1, the filing shows 0 new positions and 4 additions to existing holdings. The largest positions touched by buying: TSM, AAPL, TJX, AMZN.
How big is Terry Smith's portfolio?
$4.41B across 24 positions per the latest 13F (filed May 15, 2026). The top five holdings account for 40% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0001868537). Not investment advice.