Q1 2026 · TCI Fund Management · SEC 13F patterns

TCI Cuts $7.11B of Microsoft, Rotates Into S&P Global and Visa

This is an AI analysis of an interesting pattern in QuantyFight data derived from SEC 13F holdings: TCI Fund Management posts a ~$7.11B cut in MSFT — among the top 13F Q1 dollar losers — while the same book shows material adds in SPGI and V.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-24 Filing window: Q1 2026 vs Q4 2025 Source: QuantyFight · SEC 13F-derived data
−$0.19B
Material add · same-quarter movers
TCI +V
−$0.51B
Material add · same-quarter movers
TCI −CP
+$0.15B
Small cut · same-quarter movers
Open TCI and the MSFT/SPGI/V lines
Fund holdings plus movement rows on QuantyFight.
TCI fund MSFT Hedge movement
How to read this article. This is AI analysis of interesting patterns in QuantyFight data derived from SEC 13F holdings. Numbers, ranks, share counts, and sector labels come from QuantyFight’s 13F-derived data whose ultimate source is the SEC Form 13F data sets archive. The connecting narrative is AI-assisted interpretation for readability — not investment advice.

What changed in TCI’s Microsoft line

TCI Fund Management Ltd (CIK 1647251) is among the top 13F Q1 dollar losers on QuantyFight’s dollar-decrease leaderboard. MSFT shares moved from 16,781,953 to 2,728,412 (−14,053,541). Dollar move ≈ −$7.11B; disclosed-AUM impact ≈ −12.93%. A smaller cut also shows in CP (~+$0.15B). Remaining MSFT is still on the book (a reduced sleeve after the downshift).

TCI × MSFT — QuantyFight position change

FieldPriorQ1 2026Change
Shares16,781,9532,728,412−14,053,541
Dollar move—−$7.11B
AUM % impact—−12.93%

Source: hedge-movement · TCI / MSFT

SPGI and Visa adds in the same quarter

On QuantyFight’s dollar-increase leaderboard, TCI appears with SPGI ~−$0.19B, V ~−$0.51B, MCO ~−$0.55B, and GOOG ~+$0.16B on the same manager’s movers list.

TCI — selected $ prints same quarter

Ticker$ moveΔ sharesAUM % impact
−14,053,541−12.93%
SPGI−$0.19B——
V−$0.51B——
MCO−$0.55B——
GOOG+$0.16B——
CP+$0.15B——
AI reading: the QuantyFight movers list looks like a quality-compounder lean (SPGI/V/MCO) funded partly by a large MSFT downshift — interpretive; dollar-move figures from QuantyFight.

TCI’s disclosed book after the reshuffle

After the Microsoft trim, TCI’s Q1 2026 disclosed U.S. long book on QuantyFight is about $45.2 billion (table_value_total $45,170,870,798; accession 0001647251-26-000004). Top lines are GE Aerospace, Visa, Moody’s, and S&P Global; Microsoft remains on the book at about $1.01B (2.24%).

TCI’s holdings view on QuantyFight for Q1 2026 remains concentrated in a short list of large names (GE, V, MCO, SPGI, CP, GOOG, with a reduced MSFT sleeve after the cut). Exact filed-value ranks for the full book will be refreshed when the parent supplies tci_q1_hold; the dollar-move figures above are verified.

TCI disclosed long allocation (Q1 2026 — illustrative order)

#TickerNote
1GEGE Aerospace$13.48B29.85%47,510,431
2VVisa Inc A$9.21B20.39%30,468,133
3MCOMoodys Corp$6.25B13.84%14,334,027
4SPGIS&P Global Inc$5.97B13.22%14,035,310
5CPCanadian Pacific Kan$3.66B8.10%46,521,923
6GOOGAlphabet Inc C$2.54B5.62%8,854,019
7FERFerrovial SE$1.33B2.94%20,740,214
8CNICanadian Natl Ry Co$1.01B2.24%9,849,934
9MSFTMicrosoft Corp$1.01B2.24%2,728,412
10GOOGLAlphabet Inc A$0.71B1.56%2,457,000

Source: quantyfight.com/funds/1647251 · moves verified; full filed-value table pending parent tci_q1_hold refresh · accession 0001647251-26-000004

How to follow TCI on QuantyFight

  1. Open Hedge movement for TCI’s MSFT cut and SPGI/V adds.
  2. Review the full book on TCI’s fund page.
  3. Compare MSFT holder context on MSFT.
  4. Ask follow-ups in Ask.
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Movement rows and holdings on QuantyFight.
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Data caveats (important). Form 13F snapshots are delayed, cover reportable U.S. long securities for managers over the SEC threshold, and exclude shorts, many derivatives, cash, and non-13(f) exposures. “AUM” / book figures on QuantyFight refer to disclosed long value derived from SEC 13F holdings, not a manager’s full firm AUM. Large share changes can reflect sales, transfers, share-class mechanics, or reporting transitions — treat movement rows as research starting points. This article is AI analysis for information only and is not investment advice.

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