Industrials · owned by 3 fund managers

Who owns Lam Research (LRCX)?

3 of the 22 fund managers we track hold Lam Research, worth $1.6B combined as of Q2 2026. Chase Coleman has the biggest bet at 5.7% of the portfolio.

Ownership summary

Fund manager owners
3 / 22
1 opened new positions
Combined value
$1.6B
At quarter-end prices
Biggest weight
5.7%
Chase Coleman
Buyers / sellers
1 / 2
Changes in Q2 2026
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Smart money take

Why it matters

When several investors with very different styles own the same company, it’s often worth a closer look. Lam Research appears in 3 of our 22 portfolios.

  • Largest holder: Chase Coleman (5.7% of portfolio)
  • 1 manager bought or added this quarter
  • 2 managers trimmed or sold out
  • 5 congressional trades disclosed recently (1 buys, 4 sells)
  • Company insiders in Q3 2026: no open-market buys, sold $58M

This is not a recommendation. Do your own research.

Fund managers who own LRCX

SEC 13F · Q2 2026
Fund managers holding Lam Research
Investor% of portfolioActivitySharesValue
Chase Coleman
Tiger Global Management
5.72%Trimmed3,163,495$1.4B
David Tepper
Appaloosa Management
2.15%Hold382,500$166M
Stanley Druckenmiller
Duquesne Family Office
0.36%New43,600$19M
Daniel Loeb
Third Point
0%Sold out75,000$16M prior qtr
Congressional trades in LRCXAll politician trades
MemberTypeAmount TradedDisclosed
D Sheldon Whitehouse
Senate · RI
Sell$1,001 – $15,00013 Aug 20262 Sep 2026
R Alan Armstrong
Senate · OK
Buy$1,001 – $15,00027 Mar 202621 Jul 2026
R David J. Taylor
House · OH
Sell$1,001 – $15,0005 Jun 202612 Jun 2026
R David J. Taylor
House · OH
Sell$1,001 – $15,00027 Apr 20267 May 2026
R David J. Taylor
House · OH
Sell$1,001 – $15,00027 Apr 20267 May 2026
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