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What Scottish Mortgage owns and how that changes each month, what its companies are building, its results, buybacks and the latest news.

SMT Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust PLC, listed on the stock market Updated 1 hour ago

Biggest holdingSpaceX11.2% of the trust on 31 Oct 2026. The top 10 make up 49.4%
Net asset value per share£17.27At 30 Sep 2026, up 31.2% from £13.16 at 31 Mar. This is what the trust owns, less its borrowing, per share
In private companies24.9%53 companies at 30 Sep 2026, down from 26.8% a year earlier after SpaceX listed in June
Bought back since Mar 2024Over £4bnShares bought back since its bigger buyback programme was announced, to 30 Sep 2026
Ex-dividend date19 NovIn 6 days. For the interim dividend (up 12.5% on last year), paid on 11 Dec 2026 to shareholders on the register on 20 Nov.

Half-year results to 30 Sep 2026

Published 6 Nov 2026. The value of what the trust owns rose 31.5% in six months, counting dividends, almost twice the 16.0% from the world index it measures itself against. SpaceX, Moderna and Anthropic did most of the work. It sold its last Tesla shares and cut SpaceX to 11.1% of the trust by 4 Nov.

In brief

  • Net asset value per share up 31.2% to £17.27; shareholders’ funds £17.7bn, up from £13.8bn at 31 Mar.
  • SpaceX added 8.0 points to the return, Moderna 4.5, Anthropic 3.4, TSMC 2.9 and Zipline 2.4. PDD held it back most.
  • SpaceX listed on 12 Jun. It had grown to more than a quarter of the trust; it was cut to 15.0% by 30 Sep and 11.1% by 4 Nov.
  • Sold all its Tesla shares after 13 years (they returned 13 times the money put in), plus Netflix, Delivery Hero, Kering, Insulet, HeartFlow and Sana Biotechnology.
  • New holdings: SK hynix, KLA, DISCO, Vistra, EQT and Bending Spoons, and private companies Hadrian, ICON and Chai Discovery.
  • Bought back 72.9m shares for about £1.06bn after reissuing 40.95m for about £602m; net borrowing (gearing) cut from 11.0% to 4.3%.
  • Interim dividend up 12.5%, paid on 11 Dec.

Against a year ago (Apr–Sep 2025)

Apr–Sep 2025Apr–Sep 2026Change
Net asset value total return22.9%31.5%+8.6 pts
Shareholders’ funds£13,944.2m£17,687.5mup +27%

Red and green show whether a change is good or bad for Scottish Mortgage, so more spending shows in red.

Net asset value is after taking off borrowings at fair value; returns include dividends. The comparison is with the same six months a year earlier. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

Holdings tracker

Scottish Mortgage lists what it owns each month, as a share of the trust’s total assets. We read the list every morning and show what changed since the list before. A “Private” tag means the company is not on a stock market.

Biggest 20 holdings, 31 Oct 2026

  • SpaceX−3.8 pts since 30 Sep11.2%#1
  • TSMC−0.1 pts since 30 Sep6.4%#2
  • NVIDIA−0.2 pts since 30 Sep6.0%#3
  • Moderna+0.3 pts since 30 Sep4.6%#4
  • ByteDancePrivate+0.3 pts since 30 Sep4.3%#5
  • AnthropicPrivate+0.3 pts since 30 Sep4.2%#6
  • ZiplinePrivate+0.2 pts since 30 Sep3.9%#7
  • MercadoLibre+0.3 pts since 30 Sep3.4%#8
  • Amazon+0.1 pts since 30 Sep2.7%#9
  • ASML−0.1 pts since 30 Sep2.7%#10
  • StripePrivate+0.2 pts since 30 Sep2.6%#11
  • Shopify+0.3 pts since 30 Sep2.5%#12
  • Cloudflare−0.3 pts since 30 Sep2.0%#13
  • Spotify+0.5 pts since 30 Sep2.0%#14
  • Meta Platforms−0.2 pts since 30 Sep1.9%#15
  • Ferrari+0.1 pts since 30 Sep1.8%#16
  • DatabricksPrivate+0.1 pts since 30 Sep1.7%#17
  • CATL+0.2 pts since 30 Sep1.7%#18
  • Snowflake−0.1 pts since 30 Sep1.7%#19
  • Bending Spoons+0.4 pts since 30 Sep1.4%#20
Show the other 77 holdings (97 in all)
  • RevolutPrivate+0.1 pts since 30 Sep1.2%#21
  • PDD Holdings+0.1 pts since 30 Sep1.2%#22
  • Affirm+0.1 pts since 30 Sep1.2%#23
  • Sea−0.3 pts since 30 Sep1.1%#24
  • Tempus AI−0.3 pts since 30 Sep1.0%#25
  • Wise1.0%#26
  • Disco+0.5 pts since 30 Sep1.0%#27
  • DoorDash0.9%#28
  • Nu Holdings0.9%#29
  • Meituan+0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.9%#30
  • SK Hynix−0.2 pts since 30 Sep0.9%#31
  • Adyen0.8%#32
  • KLA+0.3 pts since 30 Sep0.8%#33
  • Hermès International+0.2 pts since 30 Sep0.8%#34
  • Atlas Copco0.8%#35
  • Blockchain.comPrivate0.8%#36
  • BYD Company0.7%#37
  • The Production BoardPrivate0.7%#38
  • Aurora−0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.7%#39
  • EQT+0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.7%#40
  • LasertecNew since 30 Sep0.7%#41
  • Vistra0.6%#42
  • Ant InternationalPrivate0.6%#43
  • InspirePrivate0.6%#44
  • Denali Therapeutics0.6%#45
  • Redwood MaterialsPrivate0.6%#46
  • Roblox0.5%#47
  • HadrianPrivate0.4%#48
  • MongoDB0.4%#49
  • Coupang0.4%#50
  • Enveda TherapeuticsPrivate0.4%#51
  • Astera LabsNew since 30 Sep0.4%#52
  • Epic GamesPrivate0.4%#53
  • NuroPrivate0.4%#54
  • ThumbtackPrivate0.3%#55
  • Recursion Pharmaceuticals0.3%#56
  • SolugenPrivate0.3%#57
  • RappiPrivate0.3%#58
  • Oddity+0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.3%#59
  • TaniumPrivate0.3%#60
  • Joby Aviation+0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.3%#61
  • Ocado+0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.3%#62
  • HonorPrivate0.3%#63
  • Horizon Robotics0.3%#64
  • ClimeworksPrivate0.2%#65
  • AppLovin−0.1 pts since 30 Sep0.2%#66
  • ICONPrivate0.2%#67
  • Bottle Planet HoldingsPrivate0.2%#68
  • CarbonPrivate0.2%#69
  • Away (JRSK)Private0.2%#70
  • WorkrisePrivate0.2%#71
  • PsiQuantumPrivate0.2%#72
  • KSQ TherapeuticsPrivate0.1%#73
  • Figma0.1%#74
  • ZocDocPrivate0.1%#75
  • Ginkgo Bioworks0.1%#76
  • Loyal Animal HealthPrivate0.1%#77
  • Chai DiscoveryPrivate0.1%#78
  • ARCH Ventures Fund XIII0.1%#79
  • LumerisPrivate0.1%#80
  • MiniMax0.1%#81
  • Teya HoldingsPrivateunder 0.1%#82
  • GoPuffPrivateunder 0.1%#83
  • WI Harper Fund VIIIunder 0.1%#84
  • Global AI Opportunities Fundunder 0.1%#85
  • ARCH Venture Fund XIIunder 0.1%#86
  • Sinovation Fund IIIunder 0.1%#87
  • ARCH Ventures Fund XIunder 0.1%#88
  • ARCH Venturesunder 0.1%#89
  • Upside FoodsPrivateunder 0.1%#90
  • ARCH Ventures Fund Xunder 0.1%#91
  • Arch Venture Partners Overageunder 0.1%#92
  • WI Harper Fundunder 0.1%#93
  • Antler East Africa Fundunder 0.1%#94
  • Innovation Works Development Fund0.0%#95
  • Illumina0.0%#96
  • Bolt Threads0.0%#97

The top five over time

30 Sep202631 Oct2026
SpaceX15.0%11.2%
TSMC6.5%6.4%
NVIDIA6.2%6.0%
Moderna4.3%4.6%
ByteDance4.0%4.3%
  • 97 holdings in the list. The biggest 10 make up 49.4% of the trust.
  • New since 30 Sep: Lasertec, Astera Labs.
  • Gone since 30 Sep: none.

Sold and cut back recently

Monthly lists, 30 Sep to 31 Oct 2026

Dropped out of the list: none.

Biggest falls in share of the trust30 Sep31 Oct
SpaceX15.0%11.2%
Cloudflare2.3%2.0%
Tempus AI1.3%1.0%
Sea1.4%1.1%
Meta Platforms2.1%1.9%
NVIDIA6.2%6.0%

A fall can come from selling shares or from the share price dropping. The monthly list does not say which.

From the half-year report (Apr–Sep 2026)

Sold completely: Delivery Hero, HeartFlow, Insulet, Kering, Netflix, Sana Biotechnology, Tesla, Uptake Technologies.

Cut back: Amazon, ASML, Atlas Copco, Aurora, Coupang, Ferrari, MercadoLibre, Meta Platforms, Moderna, PDD, SpaceX, Stripe, TSMC, Tempus AI, Wise.

“Cut back” means it sold at least a fifth of that holding in the six months. Half-year report Sep 2026

From Scottish Mortgage’s own website (Baillie Gifford). Monthly lists come out a few weeks after the month ends; the full portfolio is published every three months. Private tags as at 30 Sep 2026. Scottish Mortgage holdings

What its companies are building

What the biggest companies in Scottish Mortgage are building, and how far each has got, from first announcement to widely available. Shares of the trust are at 31 Oct 2026. Checked against Scottish Mortgage’s half-year report (6 Nov 2026) and its holdings list at 31 Oct 2026.

Space

  1. SpaceX: Starship Testing

    Reached orbit for the first time in Sep 2026

    SpaceX is the trust’s biggest holding (11.2% on 31 Oct 2026). Its giant reusable rocket reached orbit in September 2026, more than three years after its first launch. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026, Our SpaceX tracker

  2. SpaceX: Starlink Widely available

    13.6m subscribers (30 Sep 2026)

    Satellite internet. The managers expect new uses to follow Starlink, from phone signal straight from satellites to computing in orbit. SpaceX Q3 2026 results, 20 Oct 2026, Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

AI

  1. Anthropic: Claude AI models Widely available

    Yearly sales rate up from $14bn (Feb) to $47bn (May 2026)

    A private AI company and 4.2% of the trust. Scottish Mortgage added to its holding in May 2026, using new room for private companies that shareholders approved in April. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  2. NVIDIA: AI chips Widely available

    Sales up 106% on a year (reported Aug 2026)

    The third-biggest holding (6.0%). The managers added to it in Apr–Sep 2026, saying its value looks increasingly modest against its growth. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026, Our Nvidia tracker

  3. TSMC: making the chips Widely available

    Second-biggest holding (6.4%)

    Makes chips for other companies. Demand for AI computing gave it a 41% return in the six months to Sep 2026, though the trust took some profits. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  4. SK hynix, KLA and DISCO: memory and chip tools Widely available

    New holdings, Apr–Sep 2026

    SK hynix makes memory for AI chips; KLA and DISCO make the equipment used to inspect and cut chips. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  5. Vistra and EQT: power for AI Widely available

    New holdings, Apr–Sep 2026

    Power is becoming a limit on building AI data centres, so the trust bought Vistra, a power generator, and EQT, a natural gas producer. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

Medicine

  1. Moderna: personalised cancer vaccine Testing

    Succeeded in a late-stage melanoma trial (Aug 2026)

    4.6% of the trust. The shares nearly tripled in one day on the result, about a decade after work began. Results from trials in lung, bladder and kidney cancer are still to come. The trust trimmed the holding. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  2. Chai Discovery: medicines designed by AI In development

    New private holding, Apr–Sep 2026

    Builds AI models that design new drugs from scratch, aiming to make the slow, trial-and-error search for medicines more like engineering. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

Robots and factories

  1. Zipline: delivery drones Early rollout

    Uber partnership; its value more than doubled (Apr–Sep 2026)

    A private company and 3.9% of the trust. It started about a decade ago by flying blood to hospitals in Rwanda. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  2. Hadrian: automated factories Early rollout

    New private holding, Apr–Sep 2026

    Uses software and robots to run automated factories that make precision parts for aerospace and defence. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  3. ICON: 3D-printed buildings Early rollout

    New private holding, Apr–Sep 2026

    Uses robotic 3D printers to build homes and other buildings, such as barracks for the US military, with less time, labour and waste. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

Batteries and cars

  1. CATL: batteries Widely available

    Sales growth sped up to 57% a year

    The world’s largest battery maker, still winning market share. Its shares fell on price pressure from car makers and new battery taxes, and the trust added to the holding. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

Shopping and money

  1. MercadoLibre: online shopping in Latin America Widely available

    Sales growth of 50% in Apr–Jun 2026, its fastest in four years

    3.4% of the trust. Heavy investment almost halved its operating margin; the managers back it to put long-term growth first. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

  2. Shopify: AI that runs shops Early rollout

    AI agents check shops overnight for things to fix

    Its founder moved the company early and hard towards AI. The trust added to the holding in Apr–Sep 2026. Scottish Mortgage half-year report, 6 Nov 2026

What’s new

  1. News SpaceX drives Scottish Mortgage to return double its benchmark in half-year update Investment Week,

The last 30 days. Headlines link to the full stories on the publishers’ own sites.

Numbers

Net asset value per share (£)

Net asset value per share (£)
  1. £10.37
  2. £12.71
  3. £13.16
  4. £17.27

The trust every six months

31 Mar 202530 Sep 202531 Mar 202630 Sep 2026
Net asset value per share£10.37£12.71£13.16£17.27
Shareholders’ funds£12,082.5m£13,944.2m£13,822.2m£17,687.5m
Borrowing (gearing)13%11%11%4%
In private companies–26.8%–24.9%

Net asset value per share is after taking off borrowings at fair value. Gearing is net borrowing as a share of shareholders’ funds. Private-company share not given in the annual results. Half-year report Sep 2026, Annual results Mar 2026, Half-year report Sep 2025

Timeline

  1. Nov 2026Half-year results: net asset value up 31.5% in six months. SpaceX cut to 11.1% of the trust by 4 Nov.
  2. Apr–Sep 2026Sells its last Tesla shares, 13 years after first buying; they returned 13 times the money put in.
  3. Jun 2026SpaceX lists on the stock market on 12 Jun. The holding grows to more than a quarter of the trust before the managers start to cut it.
  4. May 2026Adds to its holding in Anthropic.
  5. Apr 2026Shareholders approve up to £250m of extra room to invest in private companies above its 30% limit.
  6. Mar 2024Announces a bigger share buyback programme. By Sep 2026 it has bought back more than £4bn of its shares.
  7. 2018First invests in SpaceX, then a private company.
  8. 2013First buys Tesla.
  9. 2012Makes its first investment in a private company.
  10. 1909Scottish Mortgage is launched; Baillie Gifford has managed it ever since.

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