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Howard Marks Portfolio

Howard Marks is an American investor and writer who co-founded Oaktree Capital Management in 1995 and remains its co-chairman.

Oaktree Capital Management LP Holdings · Q4 2025

Disclosed value
$6.2B
Holdings
166
Top sector
Energy
Filed
Feb 17, 2026
Howard Marks's latest portfolio (Q4 2025) holds 166 stocks worth $6.2B. Top holdings: Expand Energy Corp, TORM plc (TRMD), AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU).Biggest last-quarter moves:

Oaktree Capital Management LP Holdings · 166

Q4 2025 · Showing 15 positions from the selected holding view.
Stock % Avg. buy price Estimated gain Quarter-end price Last transaction
Not classifiedExpand Energy Corp 9.1%
Not classifiedValue$559M
Not classifiedExpand Energy Corp 9.1%
TOil & Gas MidstreamTORM plc (TRMD) 8.5%
Last transaction Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 34.9% of shares
T 8.5% Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 34.9% of shares
Avg. buy price $20.43 Estimated gain+317.4%Quarter-end price $85.28 Last transaction Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 8.1% of shares
A 5.3% $20.43 +317.4% $85.28 Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 8.1% of shares
GAuto - PartsGarrett Motion Inc. (GTX) 4.8%
Avg. buy price $7.91 Estimated gain+120.4%Quarter-end price $17.43 Last transaction Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 46.4% of shares
G 4.8% $7.91 +120.4% $17.43 Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 46.4% of shares
IDrug Manufacturers - Specialty & GenericIndivior PLC (INDV) 4.1%
Last transaction Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 97.2% of shares
I 4.1% Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 97.2% of shares
V 3.9% New· Q3 2025Opened a new position
T 2.5% New· Q3 2025Opened a new position
Avg. buy price $19.86 Estimated gain+119.2%Quarter-end price $43.53 Last transaction Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 9.9% of shares
B 2.1% $19.86 +119.2% $43.53 Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 9.9% of shares
TIndependent Power ProducersTalen Energy Corporation (TLN) 2.0%
Avg. buy price $277.39 Estimated gain+35.1%Quarter-end price $374.84 Last transaction Added· Q4 2025Increased shares by 13.7%
T 2.0% $277.39 +35.1% $374.84 Added· Q4 2025Increased shares by 13.7%
C 2.0% Added· Q4 2025Increased shares by 30.5%
NCommunication EquipmentNokia Oyj (NOK) 2.0%
Last transaction Added· Q2 2025Increased shares by 0.0%
N 2.0% Added· Q2 2025Increased shares by 0.0%
F 1.7% Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 11.6% of shares
I 1.6% Added· Q4 2025Increased shares by 9.1%
Not classifiedLiberty Global Ltd 1.5%
Not classifiedValue$95M
Not classifiedLiberty Global Ltd 1.5%
C 1.5% Reduced· Q4 2025Sold 16.2% of shares
Data through Q4 2025 · filed Feb 17, 2026
15 of 166

Biggest position changes

In Q4 2025: 36 new, 54 added, 54 reduced, 6 exited.
Largest disclosed changes in Q4 2025, ranked by estimated dollar change using the quarter's average market price.
Reduced or exitedBought or added
G Garrett Motion Inc. (GTX) −$236M S EchoStar Corporation (SATS) Exited−$49M A AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU) −$26M S Sea Limited (SE) Exited−$21M B Barrick Mining Corporation (B) −$12M F Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX) −$5.0M G Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) −$4.9M N Nu Holdings Ltd. (NU) −$638K T Talen Energy Corporation (TLN) +$16M B Bausch + Lomb Corporation (BLCO) +$2.2M
Other share changes without a dollar estimate, ranked by size.
Reduced or exitedBought or added
I Indivior PLC (INDV) −250.7M T TORM plc (TRMD) −14.2M
Parsons Corp −11.8M
Mks Inc −10.4M
Bridgebio Pharma Inc −8.2M
Summit Hotel Properties Inc −7.9M
Nextera Energy Inc −6.3M
Jazz Pharmaceuticals PLC −6.1M
Riot Platforms Inc New+82.0M
Dexcom Inc New+28.0M
Amphastar Pharmaceuticals Inc +25.8M
Draftkings Inc New+25.2M
Five9 Inc +22.6M
Biomarin Pharmaceutical Inc +22.4M
Jetblue Airways Corp +22.3M
Echostar Corp New+18.0M

New this quarter

Riot Platforms Inc New· Q4 2025 Dexcom Inc New· Q4 2025 Draftkings Inc New· Q4 2025 Echostar Corp New· Q4 2025 Synaptics Inc New· Q4 2025 Live Nation Entertainment Inc New· Q4 2025 Itron Inc New· Q4 2025 Green Plains Inc New· Q4 2025

Portfolio composition

Largest holdings in Q4 2025, sized by their share of the disclosed portfolio. This shows what is owned, not what changed.

Expand Energy Corp: 9.1%TORM plc (TRMD): 8.5%AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU): 5.3%Garrett Motion Inc. (GTX): 4.8%Indivior PLC (INDV): 4.1%Other holdings: 68.1%
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Portfolio over time

Each band is a top holding's share of the disclosed portfolio, quarter by quarter; the rest is grouped as other.
0%50%100%202120222023202420252026
TORM plc (TRMD)AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU)Garrett Motion Inc. (GTX)Indivior PLC (INDV)Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. (TDS)Viper Energy, Inc. (VNOM)Core Scientific, Inc. (CORZ)Other holdings

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About Howard Marks and Oaktree Capital Management LP

Howard Marks is an American investor and writer who co-founded Oaktree Capital Management in 1995 and remains its co-chairman. Before Oaktree, he worked in equity research and debt investing at Citicorp, then led high-yield and convertible investing at TCW. High-yield debt pays more interest because repayment is less certain. Convertible securities can be exchanged for company shares. Marks and Bruce Karsh also organized an early distressed-debt fund at TCW. Distressed debt comes from borrowers in serious financial trouble and is often bought at a steep discount. Oaktree built its name in that field and other forms of credit investing, which means investing in loans and debt securities. Marks is known for his public investment memos, The Most Important Thing, and Mastering the Market Cycle. His approach centers on risk control, investor psychology, and judging where markets stand in a cycle, with greater emphasis on limiting losses than chasing spectacular gains. This page is not Howard Marks's personal portfolio. It shows Oaktree Capital Management LP's quarterly Form 13F report, a United States regulatory filing for certain US-listed shares and related securities that the firm holds. Use the current-holdings and quarterly-change sections to inspect the reported positions. The filing does not cover every Oaktree fund, credit strategy, private investment, debt holding, short position, derivative contract tied to another asset, or client account.

SEC filing history for Oaktree Capital Management LP

Howard Marks FAQ

Profile refreshed July 20, 2026

What stocks does Howard Marks own?

As of the Q4 2025 filing, Howard Marks's largest disclosed holdings are Expand Energy Corp, TORM plc (TRMD), AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU). The table shows 15 of 166 positions by default, with an exact-count control for the remaining rows. Disclosed shares and values remain visible even when a separate market-price estimate is unavailable.

What did Howard Marks buy last quarter?

The biggest disclosed buys in Q4 2025 were Talen Energy Corporation (TLN), Bausch + Lomb Corporation (BLCO), Riot Platforms Inc, based on the Oaktree Capital Management LP 13F filing. New positions are marked "new" in the table above.

What did Howard Marks sell last quarter?

The biggest reductions in Q4 2025 were Garrett Motion Inc. (GTX), AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU), Barrick Mining Corporation (B). The filing comparison contains 6 full exits, summarized in the activity view above.

How big is Howard Marks's portfolio?

The latest 13F discloses $6.2B across 166 positions in Q4 2025. 13F filings cover US-listed long positions only; cash and short positions are not disclosed.

How up to date is this?

Funds file 13Fs up to 45 days after each quarter ends, so this portfolio reflects Q4 2025, the latest disclosed quarter. The filing date is shown with every table.

Where does the Oaktree Capital Management LP portfolio data come from?

Non-rejected, non-superseded SEC Form 13F filings for Oaktree Capital Management LP provide the Q4 2025 holdings, disclosed values, and filing date shown here. WhoBought prefers filings whose value units validate and labels a sparse filing when validation is unavailable. Industry labels come from the local company classification record.

Who is Howard Marks?

Howard Marks is an American investor and writer. He co-founded Oaktree Capital Management in 1995 and remains its co-chairman.

What is Oaktree Capital Management?

Oaktree is an investment manager founded by Marks, Bruce Karsh, and three other partners after they left TCW. It became known for high-yield debt, distressed debt, and private equity, which means investing in companies outside public stock markets. High-yield debt pays more interest because the borrower is more likely to miss payments or fail to repay.

Is Howard Marks still co-chairman of Oaktree?

Yes. Marks remains Oaktree's co-chairman as well as a co-founder.

Why are Howard Marks's memos well known?

Marks publishes essays called memos about investment strategy and the economy. They are widely read for his views on risk, investor psychology, and market cycles.

Which books did Howard Marks write?

His investing books include The Most Important Thing, The Most Important Thing Illuminated, and Mastering the Market Cycle.

What is Howard Marks's investment approach?

He is closely associated with credit investing and distressed debt, which is debt from a borrower in serious financial trouble. His approach stresses risk control, careful reading of market psychology, and judging the current stage of a market cycle.

What is the relationship between Oaktree and Brookfield?

Brookfield Asset Management acquired 62 percent of Oaktree in 2019. Marks and other Oaktree members retained the remaining 38 percent and control of day-to-day operations.

Does this page show Howard Marks's personal portfolio?

No. The current-holdings and quarterly-change sections show positions reported by Oaktree Capital Management LP, not Marks's personal brokerage account.

Does Oaktree's 13F show everything the firm owns?

No. Form 13F is a United States regulatory filing for certain US-listed shares and related securities that a manager holds. Oaktree's credit funds, private investments, debt holdings, short positions, many derivative contracts tied to other assets, and other assets or accounts can sit outside that report.

Can investors copy Oaktree's strategy from its 13F?

No. The filing reports a quarter-end snapshot only after the quarter has finished, so positions may have changed before readers see it. It also leaves out much of Oaktree's credit business. The page is useful for studying disclosed holdings and quarterly changes, not as a live trade feed.