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Sequoia Capital’s Global Equities Fund Trims Big Tech and Slashes ASML 40%

The Market Context in 60 Seconds
  1. 01 Sequoia Capital Global Equities, the public-markets affiliate of venture-capital firm Sequoia Capital, reported a $3.3 billion U.S. stock portfolio for the first quarter, a stretch in which longtime head Jeff Wang stepped down in February and a four-person team led by portfolio manager Bryce Kam took over.
  2. 02 The reported U.S. stock holdings shrank from $4.4 billion in December to $3.3 billion as of March 31, a 25% drop, as the fund trimmed most of its largest stakes into a falling first-quarter market.
  3. 03 Nvidia is still the top holding at $529 million even after a 9% trim, ahead of Alphabet at $461 million and Microsoft at $282 million, and the five largest stakes make up 53% of the U.S. portfolio.
  4. 04 The clear pattern is a broad pullback, lighter on every megacap and sharply lower on ASML, Snowflake and Zillow, with fresh money going into Broadcom, Credo, the cybersecurity firm Netskope and the chipmaker Sandisk.
  5. 05 The next 13F, due by August 14, will show whether the new leadership keeps raising cash, or whether the fresh Netskope and Sandisk bets mark the start of a rebuild.
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How Sequoia Capital Global Equities Moved Last Quarter

Money In

4 positions

Broadcom
Makes networking and custom AI chips
$245M
added (+9%)
Netskope
Cloud cybersecurity provider
$93M
new buy
Credo Technology
Makes high-speed data-center connections
$62M
added (+17%)
Sandisk
Makes flash-memory storage chips
$40M
new buy

Money Out

1 exit + 9 cuts

Full Exits
Carvana
Online used-car retailer
$88M
exited
Major Cuts
ASML
Makes the machines that print chips
-40%
$181M remains
Zillow
Online real-estate marketplace
-37%
$52M remains
Snowflake
Cloud data storage and analytics
-33%
$81M remains
Meta Platforms
Owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp
-26%
$147M remains
Microsoft
Windows, Office and Azure cloud computing
-10%
$282M remains
Nvidia
Designs the chips that train AI models
-9%
$529M remains
Amazon
Online retail and AWS cloud computing
-9%
$245M remains
Tesla
Electric cars and AI robotics
-9%
$138M remains
Chime
App-based consumer bank
-5%
$78M remains

Still The Biggest

Top 5, ~53% of portfolio

Nvidia
Designs the chips that train AI models
$529M
trimmed 9%
Alphabet
Google and YouTube’s parent company
$461M
Microsoft
Windows, Office and Azure cloud computing
$282M
trimmed 10%
Amazon
Online retail and AWS cloud computing
$245M
trimmed 9%
Broadcom
Makes networking and custom AI chips
$245M
added 9%

What to watch

1. Sequoia Capital Global Equities files its next 13F by August 14, 2026, covering the new leadership team’s first full quarter in charge. It will show whether the first-quarter pullback was a one-time reset or the start of a longer move into cash.

2. The fund slashed its ASML stake 40% and cut Snowflake 33%, Zillow 37% and Meta 26% over the quarter. Whether those names keep shrinking or stabilize will signal how much of the selling was about falling prices versus lost conviction.

3. Two new bets stand out, a $93 million stake in newly public cybersecurity firm Netskope and a $40 million stake in memory-chip maker Sandisk. The next filing will show whether the team builds on them or treats them as small starter trades.

Verified as of June 14, 2026.

Sources

Primary Filings & Announcements

SEC EDGAR: SCGE Management, L.P. 13F-HR Information Table (Q1 2026, filed May 15, 2026)

SEC EDGAR: 13F-HR Filing Index, Accession 0000905148-26-002396

SEC EDGAR: SCGE Management, L.P. CIK 0001537530 Full 13F Filing History

Market Coverage

Yahoo Finance: Nvidia Quote and Performance

Yahoo Finance: Alphabet Quote and Performance

Yahoo Finance: Microsoft Quote and Performance

Background & Analysis

SEC EDGAR: SCGE Management, L.P. Full Filing History (all forms)

SEC EDGAR: Prior Quarter 13F-HR Information Table (Q4 2025, filed February 13, 2026)