Dodge & Cox Portfolio holdings
Dodge & Cox, founded in 1930 by Van Duyn Dodge and E. Morris Cox in San Francisco, California, is an independent, employee-owned investment management firm renowned for its disciplined, value-oriented approach to long-term investing. Managing over $350 billion in assets as of late 2024, the firm offers a concise lineup of mutual funds and separate accounts focusing on U.S. and international equities, fixed income, and balanced portfolios, serving individual and institutional investors with a low-turnover, research-driven strategy. Known for its team-based decision-making and contrarian stance—buying undervalued securities others overlook—Dodge & Cox has maintained a consistent philosophy through decades, avoiding trend-chasing and emphasizing fundamentals, even during market volatility like the 2008 crisis. With a tight-knit team of about 300 employees and no proprietary trading, the firm’s commitment to simplicity, low fees, and client alignment has earned it a loyal following and a reputation as a steadfast player in asset management.
Top Buys
| 1 |
BioMarin Pharmaceuticals
BMRN
|
$371M |
| 2 |
FedEx
FDX
|
$339M |
| 3 |
UnitedHealth
UNH
|
$303M |
| 4 |
Charles Schwab
SCHW
|
$225M |
| 5 |
Baidu
BIDU
|
$214M |
Top Sells
| 1 |
JPMorgan Chase
JPM
|
$1.01B |
| 2 |
AstraZeneca
AZN
|
$542M |
| 3 |
Johnson Controls International
JCI
|
$386M |
| 4 |
Capital One
COF
|
$201M |
| 5 |
TE Connectivity
TEL
|
$169M |
Sector Composition
| 1 | Financials | 25.13% |
| 2 | Healthcare | 18.68% |
| 3 | Technology | 14.5% |
| 4 | Communication Services | 13.82% |
| 5 | Energy | 10.71% |
| Name | Market Value | Portfolio Weight | Shares or Principal |
Shares Change % | Capital Flow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
151
PepsiCo
PEP
$203B
| $703K | ﹤0.01% |
5,145
| – | – |
|
152
Visa
V
$681B
| $676K | ﹤0.01% |
3,600
| – | – |
|
153
Parker-Hannifin
PH
$94.8B
| $670K | ﹤0.01% |
3,256
| – | – |
|
154
Mondelez International
MDLZ
$79.3B
| $652K | ﹤0.01% |
11,840
| – | – |
|
|
CTXS
155
DELISTED
Citrix Systems Inc
CTXS
| $610K | ﹤0.01% |
5,500
| – | – |
|
156
General Mills
GIS
$26.6B
| $600K | ﹤0.01% |
11,200
| – | – |
|
157
Norfolk Southern
NSC
$62.4B
| $592K | ﹤0.01% |
3,050
| – | – |
|
158
Chubb
CB
$111B
| $579K | ﹤0.01% |
3,722
| – | – |
|
159
Phillips 66
PSX
$52.8B
| $569K | ﹤0.01% |
5,105
| – | – |
|
160
Rio Tinto
RIO
$102B
| $552K | ﹤0.01% |
9,300
| – | – |
|
161
Kimberly-Clark
KMB
$42.5B
| $531K | ﹤0.01% |
3,860
| – | – |
|
162
Ameriprise Financial
AMP
$47.8B
| $490K | ﹤0.01% |
2,942
| – | – |
|
163
Moody's
MCO
$89B
| $487K | ﹤0.01% |
2,050
| – | – |
|
164
Duke Energy
DUK
$94.5B
| $473K | ﹤0.01% |
5,182
-125
| -2% | -$11.4K |
|
165
American Tower
AMT
$91.9B
| $419K | ﹤0.01% |
1,825
| – | – |
|
166
Allstate
ALL
$53.9B
| $414K | ﹤0.01% |
3,685
| – | – |
|
167
Blackrock
BLK
$170B
| $377K | ﹤0.01% |
750
| – | – |
|
168
Dominion Energy
D
$50.3B
| $374K | ﹤0.01% |
4,512
| – | – |
|
169
Elevance Health
ELV
$72.4B
| $362K | ﹤0.01% |
1,200
| – | – |
|
170
Qualcomm
QCOM
$170B
| $362K | ﹤0.01% |
4,100
| – | – |
|
171
Lockheed Martin
LMT
$105B
| $341K | ﹤0.01% |
875
| – | – |
|
172
Verizon
VZ
$184B
| $338K | ﹤0.01% |
5,500
| – | – |
|
173
Marsh & McLennan
MMC
$101B
| $319K | ﹤0.01% |
2,860
| – | – |
|
174
Boeing
BA
$176B
| $317K | ﹤0.01% |
974
| – | – |
|
175
Automatic Data Processing
ADP
$121B
| $307K | ﹤0.01% |
1,800
| – | – |
|