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Valley Forge Capital Management portfolio & holdings

Valley Forge Capital Management

$3.12B
disclosed 13F portfolio · 7 positions
top-5 concentration93%
Q2 2026 · filed Aug 14, 2026
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Valley Forge Capital Management (Valley Forge Capital Management) discloses a $3.12B portfolio across 7 US-listed positions in the latest 13F filing (2026Q2, filed Aug 14, 2026). The largest holding is FICO at 25.8% of the book.

A material reported change · Q2 2026

Valley Forge Capital Management reduced reported MA shares by 28.3%.

Holdings as of Jun 30, 2026 · filed Aug 14, 2026. Position at period end: 17.6% of the reported portfolio. The filing does not reveal the trade date, price, or reason.

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Holdings (7) · click any column to sort

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  • port25.8%
    val$803M
    Fair Isaac Corp
    this Q hold·33q
  • port19.9%
    val$621M
    S&p Global Inc
    this Q hold·39q
  • port19.1%
    val$597M
    Moody's Corp
    this Q hold·39q
  • port17.6%
    val$547M
    Mastercard Inc - A
    this Q -28%·39q
  • port10.9%
    val$340M
    Asml Hldg NV
    this Q hold·13q
  • 6V
    port5.1%
    val$159M
    Visa Inc-class A Shares
    this Q -23%·39q
  • port1.6%
    val$49M
    Intuit Inc
    this Q hold·39q
2026Q2 moves, by size (2)(expand ↓)
  • TRIMMA
    17.6%
    Mastercard Inc - A
    Δ -28%·$547M
  • TRIMV
    5.1%
    Visa Inc-class A Shares
    Δ -23%·$159M

About Valley Forge Capital Management

Valley Forge Capital Management, founded by Dev Kantesaria, runs one of the most concentrated long-only equity books visible in 13F filings — seven positions, with the top five accounting for roughly 92% of a $3.4B portfolio as of the latest filing. The firm's edge is explicitly qualitative: Kantesaria looks for wide-moat businesses with pricing power, recurring revenue, and minimal capital intensity, then holds them for years without much turnover. The current book reflects that thesis almost cartoonishly cleanly — FICO, S&P Global, Mastercard, Moody's, and ASML together represent a bet on data and transaction network oligopolies. Because the portfolio changes so infrequently, the 45-day disclosure lag is less distorting here than for active traders; what you see in the 13F is largely what the fund holds. The latticework backtest shows roughly 3.2% annualized excess return over SPY across nine-plus years — respectable, though readers should note that replicating a seven-stock book introduces meaningful single-name volatility relative to an index.

2026Q2 brief

Valley Forge Capital Management's 7-stock, $3.1B portfolio remains one of the most concentrated among super-investors, with the top five holdings (FICO, SPGI, MCO, MA, ASML) accounting for 93.3% of assets—essentially unchanged in structure. The only moves this quarter were trims: MA was cut 28% to 17.6% and V was reduced 23% to 5.1%, suggesting manager Dev Kantesaria is trimming payment network exposure after strong price appreciation rather than signaling any thesis change. Both names remain core holdings. The lack of any new positions or additions underscores Valley Forge's extreme patience—this portfolio has been largely static for years, reflecting Buffett-style permanent-capital thinking applied to wide-moat financial data businesses. FICO at 25.8% (~$804M) and the SPGI/MCO duopoly pair at a combined ~39% remain the defining bets. Watch whether Kantesaria redeploys the payment-trim proceeds into ASML (already 10.9%) or opens a new position—any new name would be a major signal given how rarely Valley Forge adds to its roster.

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Filing history

Valley Forge Capital Management's disclosed 13F portfolio value and position count by quarter — the trajectory across every SEC filing.

Disclosed portfolio value · Q3 2023 – Q2 2026now $3.12B · peak $4.54B (Q4 2024)
Q3 2023Q2 2024Q2 2025Q2 2026
QuarterPositionsPortfolio value
Q2 2026 — what changed →7
$3.12B
Q1 2026 — what changed →7
$3.38B
Q4 2025 holdings9
$4.41B
Q3 2025 holdings9
$4.16B
Q2 2025 holdings9
$4.53B
Q1 2025 — what changed →9
$4.39B
Q4 2024 holdings9
$4.54B
Q3 2024 holdings8
$4.50B
Q2 2024 holdings8
$3.87B
Q1 2024 holdings8
$3.67B
Q4 2023 holdings8
$3.52B
Q3 2023 holdings8
$2.93B

Values as disclosed at each quarter end. Older filings on EDGAR.

Manager evidence

4 material decisions, preserved in sequence.

See what Valley Forge Capital Management bought, added, trimmed, or exited across eight quarters—plus disclosure lag, SEC sources, and observed outcomes versus SPY. No guru grade.

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Frequently asked questions

What stocks does Valley Forge Capital Management own?
As of 2026Q2, Valley Forge Capital Management's 13F discloses 7 positions worth $3.12B. The top five holdings: FICO (25.8%), SPGI (19.9%), MCO (19.1%), MA (17.6%), ASML (10.9%). 13F filings cover long US-listed equities only — cash, bonds, shorts, and non-US positions are not disclosed.
What did Valley Forge Capital Management buy this quarter?
The 2026Q2 filing shows no new purchases — no new positions were opened and no existing holdings were added to this quarter.
How big is Valley Forge Capital Management's portfolio?
$3.12B across 7 positions per the latest 13F (filed Aug 14, 2026). The top five holdings account for 93% of the disclosed book.

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Long US equity 13F-HR filings only — no shorts, no derivatives. SEC filings at EDGAR (CIK 0001697868). Not investment advice.