Tiger Global Reduces Meta Holdings, Focuses on Netflix and Klarna

Post by : Bianca Suleiman

Tiger Global Management, overseen by Chase Coleman, has significantly restructured its investment portfolio in the third quarter by cutting its stake in Meta Platforms. The firm divested 62.6% of its Meta shares, now holding 2.8 million shares valued at approximately $2.1 billion, which illustrates a critical realignment of its technology investments.

In addition to Meta, the hedge fund has also withdrawn from other prominent companies such as pharmaceutical leaders Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, along with cybersecurity entity CrowdStrike. These strategic exit points indicate that the fund is reassessing sectors with altered growth potential or valuation scenarios.

On a contrasting note, Tiger Global has initiated positions in the streaming giant Netflix and the buy-now-pay-later service Klarna, showing a notable shift towards consumer-oriented and digital finance markets. Analysts suggest these adjustments may highlight Tiger Global’s efforts to stay attuned to changing market dynamics and explore new avenues for growth.

Despite these strategic moves, Tiger Global reported a modest 4.5% gain in the first half of 2025, which is below the performance of numerous multi-strategy fund competitors. Investors are likely to monitor closely whether the new investments in Netflix and Klarna can yield improved returns in the approaching months.