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Li Lu (born April 6, 1966) is a Chinese-born American value investor, businessman and philanthropist. He is the founder and chairman of Himalaya Capital Management.
What stocks does Li Lu own? ›
What stocks does Li Lu own? In Li Lu's portfolio as of 30 Jun 2023, the top 5 holdings are (BAC) BANK OF AMERICA CORP (28.96%), (GOOG) ALPHABET INC-CL C (20.56%), (BRK.B) BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC CL-B (17.09%), (GOOGL) ALPHABET INC-CL A (16.99%) and (AAPL) APPLE INC (8.22%).
When did Li Lu buy Micron? ›
Li Lu Micron Technology Inc.
Li Lu started to build up the position in Micron Technology in Q4 2019 and continued to invest until Q3 2020. Since then they sold 11.5 Million shares. The investor completely sold their stake between Q1 2023 and Q2 2023.
What is the minimum investment for Himalaya Capital? ›
Himalaya Capital Management also advises several private funds. Namely, one hedge fund. The minimum investment commitment required of non-related persons is $5,000,000 for each fund.
Does Li Lu own Alibaba? ›
The first Alibaba Group Holding Ltd - ADR trade was made in Q1 2018. Since then Li Lu bought shares one more times and sold shares on two occasions. The investor sold all their shares in Q2 2020 and doesn't own any shares in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd - ADR anymore.
How did Li Lu make his money? ›
The Strategy That Earned Li Lu Astonishing Returns
While still in university and with the float of his student loan money, Li Lu used the Cigar Butt approach with a little twist of his own, looking for companies that trade dirt cheaply relatively to net asset value, yet with solid earnings.
Is Himalaya Capital a hedge fund? ›
Himalaya Capital is a Washington-based hedge fund manager that was founded by Mr. Li Lu in late 1997. It primarily focuses on investment opportunities in Asia and North America, both in publicly traded securities and privately held companies.
What stocks does Himalaya Capital own? ›
Top 5 stock holdings are BAC, MU, GOOG, BRK. B, GOOGL, and represent 87.61% of Himalaya Capital Management's stock portfolio. Added to shares of these 2 stocks: EWBC (+$127M), BAC (+$100M).
What is the annual return of Himalaya Capital? ›
Himalaya Capital Management Performance History
Performance Metric | 3-Year Annualized Return | 3-Year Cumulative Return |
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Top 20 Holdings Weighted | 7.68% | 24.85% |
Top 20 Holdings Unweighted | 6.72% | 21.55% |
Top 50 Holdings Weighted | 7.68% | 24.85% |
Top 50 Holdings Unweighted | 6.72% | 21.55% |
Who owns the most Micron stock? ›
Shareholders
Name | Equities | Valuation |
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The Vanguard Group, Inc. 8.344 % | 91,396,567 | 6 525 M $ |
Capital Research & Management Co. (Global Investors) 4.916 % | 53,839,773 | 3 844 M $ |
PRIMECAP Management Co. 3.371 % | 36,926,561 | 2 636 M $ |
Capital Research & Management Co. (World Investors) 2.392 % | 26,198,184 | 1 870 M $ |
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Apple currently sources memory chips from Samsung and Micron, according to its supplier list.
Who is the biggest investor in Micron? ›
Micron's products are used in personal computers, networks, data centers, and the automotive industry. The top shareholders of Micron are Sanjay Mehrotra, Joel L. Poppen, Manish H. Bhatia, Vanguard Group Inc., BlackRock Inc.
Which country owns Himalaya? ›
Their total area amounts to about 230,000 square miles (595,000 square km). Though India, Nepal, and Bhutan have sovereignty over most of the Himalayas, Pakistan and China also occupy parts of them.
Is Himalaya a private company? ›
HIMALAYA DRUG COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED is a Private incorporated on 21-05-1997. It is classified as a Non-govt company and is registered at RoC-Bangalore. Their state of registration is Karnataka. Its authorized share capital is 5000000.00 and its paid-up capital is 1002000.00.
Is Himalaya company owned by Tata? ›
Press Trust of India
Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) on Thursday announced its entry into the honey and preserves category by extending its premium water brand Himalayan into the segment.
Is Himalaya a public company? ›
It's a private unlisted company and is classified as'company limited by shares'.