Ken Griffin, the billionaire CEO of Citadel Investments, has just bet a huge amount on technology’s future and artificial intelligence.
Citadel’s 13F shows that Griffin increased stakes in six Magnificent Seven companies during Q3 of 2025. This represents a value increase in excess of $4.2 billion based on the September 30th close prices.
Citadel doubled its Microsoft (MSFT), with 1,99 million shares valued at $1,03 billion.
Citadel added 1,95 million shares worth $1.43 Billion to Meta (META), resulting in a surge of 12,693%. Apple’s (AAPL), a firm owned by Citadel, saw its stake increase more than twice as much with 2.56 million new shares. This added $652 millions.
Tesla shares (TSLA), worth $489 millions, increased by 279%. Alphabet’s (GOOG), holdings increased 200% with 1.25 million share, adding $34 million.
Nvidia shares (NVDA), valued at 323 millions dollars, rose by 21%.
Griffin also reduced Amazon’s (AMZN), by 39%. He sold 2.1 million stocks worth $461,000,000.
Griffin also added to its positions outside of Mag 7 by adding smaller amounts in Quantum Stocks Rigetti (RGTI) and D-Wave QBTS (totaling 169,000 shares at $4.2 million).
Griffin has also purchased a 650,000-share stake in Summit Therapeutics, worth 13 million dollars.
Citadel’s total portfolio has grown to $618 Billion.
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