Tiger Global exits stakes in Zoom, Salesforce, DocuSign, enters Alphabet, Zillow
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Tiger Global Management, the hedge fund owned by billionaire Chase Coleman, took new positions in Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), acquiring 110.4K shares, Zillow (NASDAQ:Z) with 226K shares and Samsara (IOT) with 4.64M shares during the second quarter, it disclosed in a 13F filing Monday.

The fund boosted its stakes in Kanzhun (BZ) to 11.65M shares from 7.28M; its holding in GitLab (GTLB) increased to 778K shares from 526.5K shares; its SentinelOne (S) holding rose to 10.01M shares from 5.91M shares; and its Olo (OLO) stake climbed to 4.49M shares from 3.61M shares.
It exited positions in DocuSign (DOCU), Elastic N.V. (ESTC), Zoom (NASDAQ:ZM), Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) and Perimeter Solutions (PRM).
The company reduced its holdings in Snowflake (SNOW) to 2.12M shares from 6.84M shares, Nu Holdings (NU) to 203.01M shares from 254.78M shares and Microsoft (MSFT) to 5.15M shares from 7.31M shares.
In Q1, Tiger Global exited Netflix, cut stakes in Zoom, Robinhood.