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Francois Rochon

Giverny Capital

Giverny Capital, Francois Rochon's quality compounding and high-quality annual letters

Giverny Capital is valuable because Francois Rochon writes clear annual letters that connect long-term business quality, owner earnings, mistakes, and portfolio decisions. The 13F is useful, but the letters explain the philosophy.

Quality compounders CIK 1641864
2026-03-31 Latest 13F 20 Current holdings 37 Last 1 periods Change 5 Public materials
Latest 13F snapshot 2026-03-31 · 51 disclosed positions · $2.7B Top five 30.6%: BRK.B, GOOG, META, HEI.A, SCHW

Performance materials

  • Giverny publishes letters and performance discussion. Official letters are the best public performance source.

Firm and key people

  • Rochon founded Giverny Capital and built a long-term quality-compounding record.
  • His annual letters discuss both winners and mistakes with unusual clarity.
  • The portfolio often reflects durable growth, strong management, and long holding periods.

Investment style

  • Prefer businesses with enduring competitive advantages and long reinvestment runways.
  • Use mistakes and sell decisions as important evidence of process quality.
  • Read position changes with annual-letter commentary and valuation context.

Public materials

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Shareholder letters / memos 5
Interview 0
Public video 0
Public Q&A / speeches / presentations 0

Current holdings

13F period 2026-03-31 · Filed 2026-05-15
Stocks Shares Value Weight
BRK.B 378,625 $181.4M 6.6%
GOOG 620,909 $178.1M 6.5%
META 307,821 $176.1M 6.4%
HEI.A 738,482 $155.9M 5.7%
SCHW 1,536,206 $144.4M 5.3%
FIVE 617,191 $141.0M 5.2%
AME 612,058 $131.2M 4.8%
MEDP 256,081 $123.0M 4.5%
V 396,357 $119.8M 4.4%
IBP 403,665 $107.0M 3.9%
PGR 528,364 $104.7M 3.8%
GOOGL 348,469 $100.2M 3.7%
KEYS 323,184 $91.3M 3.3%
NVR 13,647 $89.9M 3.3%
BKNG 21,117 $88.9M 3.3%
ADP 419,090 $85.2M 3.1%
MKL 42,944 $82.2M 3.0%
KNSL 218,942 $74.8M 2.7%
BFAM 742,329 $61.0M 2.2%
OZK 1,231,059 $56.5M 2.1%

Last 1 quarters US 13F new / increased / reduced / sold-out positions

As of 13F 2026-03-31 · Filed 2026-05-15
Stocks Action 13F period Current shares Previous shares Share change 13F value change
ADP New 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 419,090 0 - +$85.2M
BRK.B Major reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 378,625 505,984 -25.2% -$72.9M
AME Major reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 612,058 979,458 -37.5% -$69.9M
HEI.A Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 738,482 754,532 -2.1% -$34.6M
META Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 307,821 313,449 -1.8% -$30.8M
IBP Major reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 403,665 519,236 -22.3% -$27.7M
BKNG Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 21,117 21,445 -1.5% -$25.9M
MEDP Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 256,081 263,320 -2.7% -$24.9M
KEYS Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 323,184 334,046 -3.3% +$23.4M
V Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 396,357 407,345 -2.7% -$23.1M
GOOG Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 620,909 639,507 -2.9% -$22.6M
FIVE Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 617,191 637,747 -3.2% +$20.9M
BFAM Major increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 742,329 410,196 81.0% +$19.4M
SUNB New 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 270,843 0 - +$17.6M
PGR Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 528,364 536,832 -1.6% -$17.5M
AAON New 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 201,832 0 - +$16.7M
SCHW Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 1,536,206 1,585,661 -3.1% -$14.1M
NVR Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 13,647 14,112 -3.3% -$13.0M
GOOGL Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 348,469 361,398 -3.6% -$12.9M
MKL Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 42,944 43,978 -2.4% -$12.3M
BRO Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 755,269 772,520 -2.2% -$12.3M
DIS Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 536,514 544,419 -1.5% -$10.2M
KNSL Minor increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 218,942 214,264 2.2% -$9.0M
LULU Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 142,600 144,237 -1.1% -$8.1M
LFUS Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 80,719 81,585 -1.1% +$6.8M
ADI Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 171,052 176,747 -3.2% +$6.5M
RMD Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 230,005 235,388 -2.3% -$5.1M
ANET Minor increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 423,361 419,158 1.0% -$2.9M
FND Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 231,829 235,876 -1.7% -$2.6M
MA Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 28,066 28,759 -2.4% -$2.4M
TSM Major reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 8,125 16,069 -49.4% -$2.1M
BLDR Minor increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 91,813 89,984 2.0% -$1.7M
OZK Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 1,231,059 1,264,042 -2.6% -$1.7M
JPM Minor increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 52,298 51,838 0.9% -$1.3M
AAPL Minor reduction 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 15,040 16,518 -8.9% -$673,581
TWFG Major increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 552,107 331,511 66.5% +$615,677
FERG Minor increase 2026-03-31 Filed 2026-05-15 36,728 36,374 1.0% +$469,229

Public video / Interview / Shareholder letter / Public Q&A

5 reliable public materials
Shareholder letter / fund letter

Giverny Capital Annual Letter 2025

François Rochon 2025 Letter to Partners Review Rochon Global Portfolio, AI investment boom, Canadian banks, Shopify, gold stocks, Alphabet, Meta and long-term principles.

  • The Rochon Global Portfolio returned 2.7% in 2025, lagging the benchmark by 11 percentage points, and the letter did not shy away from short-term underperformance.
  • Rochon illustrates the results of compounding using long-term tables from 1993, emphasizing that short-term lags cannot replace the long-term investment process.
  • The letter remains cautious about the AI ​​ecosystem and acknowledges the value of AI tools, but questions whether some capital expenditures and valuation expectations can be realized.
  • Alphabet and Meta are placed in the context of AI-related positions, which is different from blindly chasing the entire AI industry chain.
  • This profile simultaneously demonstrates Giverny's performance, position logic, and restraint on popular themes.
Shareholder letter / fund letter

Giverny Capital Annual Letter 2024

Giverny's 2024 Annual Letter reviews portfolio performance, long-term stock selection processes, great business holdings and review of mistakes, and is important context ahead of the 2025 letter.

  • Rochon continues its annual letter tradition with a transparent table tracking Rochon Global and US/Canada portfolio performance.
  • The letter emphasizes long-term holding of quality companies rather than frequent rotation around macro forecasts.
  • Portfolio discussions typically cover U.S. platform companies, Canadian premium companies, and select global consumer/payments companies.
  • Error reviews are an important part of Giverny's annual letter, helping investors see that long-term investing is about more than just showing success.
  • This material is suitable to be read in conjunction with the AI ​​2025 discussion and observe how Rochon tackles hot topics and valuations.
Shareholder letter / fund letter

Giverny Capital Annual Letter 2023

Giverny's 2023 annual letter discusses market rebounds, portfolio company operations, long-term investment principles and individual stock cases, reflecting Rochon's focus on growth in the intrinsic value of companies.

  • The market rebounded significantly in 2023, and the annual letter explained performance in the context of long-term compound interest history, rather than treating a single year's rise as proof of investment ability.
  • Rochon focuses on the growth of the intrinsic value of a company per share and believes that stock prices will follow corporate value rather than macro narratives in the long run.
  • Letters typically use company examples to explain selection criteria, including high return on capital, excellent management, and sustainable competitive advantage.
  • Giverny's partner approach emphasizes that clients and managers are in the same boat, reducing the interference of short-term performance pressure on decision-making.
  • This information is very useful for investors to understand Giverny's 13F: position concentration is not an accident, but the result of investment philosophy.
Shareholder letter / fund letter

Giverny Capital Annual Letter 2022

Giverny's 2022 letter covers rising rates, falling markets, portfolio drawdowns, and long-term principles and is important material for watching how Rochon communicates during a stressful year.

  • 2022 has been a year of general pressure for quality growth and long-term compounding investors, and the Giverny letter did not shy away from pullbacks.
  • Rochon emphasized that the market will overreact to interest rates and sentiment in the short term, but the long term still depends on corporate earnings and capital allocation.
  • The letter explains why the long-term logic of certain high-quality companies may not break even if short-term valuations compress.
  • Risk control comes more from corporate quality, debt levels and management, rather than timing through macro forecasts.
  • This information helps to understand the position stability and low turnover on the Giverny page.
Shareholder letter / fund letter

Giverny Capital Annual Letter 2021

Giverny's 2021 Annual Letter looks back at strong market years, long-term portfolio performance, corporate cases and investment principles, setting the stage for the 2022 pullback.

  • The 2021 letter shows Giverny’s thinking in a strong market environment. The focus is still on the long-term value of the company rather than chasing short-term market conditions.
  • Rochon continues to refer to clients as partners, emphasizing transparency in investment communications and long-term community.
  • The company examples in the letter reflect his preferences: high ROE, long-term growth, excellent management, and understandable business models.
  • Contrast this with the 2022 letter to see how the same process has been adhered to in both tailwind and headwind years.
  • This material is suitable as one of the starting points for a sequence of Giverny's public material.