Chase Coleman founded Tiger Global Management in 2001 with backing from Julian Robertson, his former mentor at Tiger Management. Over two decades later, Tiger Global has become one of the most influential investment firms in the world, known for backing internet-scale businesses across public and private markets.
Coleman’s approach blends deep conviction in secular growth trends with aggressive capital deployment. His team zeroes in on dominant platforms, often in software, e-commerce, and digital media, because these are areas where network effects and long-term scalability create asymmetric upside.
Tiger still adheres to a core philosophy of investing early, scaling aggressively into winners, and staying focused on the digital transformation reshaping the global economy.
Below is a snapshot of Tiger Global’s full public market portfolio, as of March 31, 2025:

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Tiger Global holds stakes in 49 public companies, but over 40% of Tiger Global’s capital is invested in its top 5 holdings. Below, we’ll break down the firm’s top five holdings and how they reflect Chase Coleman’s strategy of backing dominant platforms in tech, media, and innovation-driven sectors.
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Meta Platforms (META)

15.9% of portfolio | $4.30B position
Meta is Tiger Global’s largest public holding and a strong reflection of Chase Coleman’s core investing principles.
Once criticized for its heavy Metaverse investments, Meta has since refocused on profitability, embraced AI at scale, and reignited revenue growth.
Meta’s unmatched user base, dominant ad platform, and expanding AI capabilities across apps like Instagram and WhatsApp position it as a long-term compounder.
Microsoft (MSFT)
8.7% of portfolio | $2.23B position
Microsoft is Tiger Global’s second-largest holding and a textbook example of Coleman’s focus on long-term platform dominance.
While many investors view Microsoft as a mature tech giant, Azure continues to gain market share, and Microsoft’s integration of OpenAI’s models into its product suite gives it a powerful edge across enterprise software.
Microsoft has a lot of the characteristics that get long-term investors excited, such as sticky products, massive distribution, and clear upside from secular trends like AI adoption and digital transformation.
Tiger increased its position in Microsoft by 16.8% last quarter, which signals that Tiger probably sees Microsoft as a key infrastructure layer in the AI and cloud revolution.
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Sea Limited (SE)

7.7% of portfolio | $2.09B position
Sea Limited is Tiger Global’s third-largest holding and one of its boldest emerging market bets.
Coleman has backed Sea for years, believing in its potential to become Southeast Asia’s dominant digital platform across e-commerce, gaming, and fintech.
While the company has faced profitability challenges, its ability to scale across multiple verticals in a fast-growing region aligns with Tiger’s long-term thesis.
With strong engagement across Shopee, Garena, and SeaMoney, the company is building the digital infrastructure for a rising consumer class.
For Coleman, Sea represents the kind of underpenetrated, high-growth opportunity he’s known for spotting early.
Alphabet (GOOGL)

5.9% of portfolio | $1.59B position
Alphabet is Tiger Global’s fourth-largest holding and a core part of the firm’s long-term digital infrastructure bet.
While once viewed as a pure advertising business, Alphabet has matured into a diversified tech platform with exposure to AI, cloud computing, consumer hardware, and more. That evolution matches Coleman’s preference for scalable businesses with optionality and deep moats.
Despite regulatory scrutiny and slowing ad growth, Alphabet’s core assets of Google Search, YouTube, Cloud, and Android remain essential tools for billions of users.
Tiger hasn’t made major changes to its position recently, signaling steady conviction. With improving margins in Google Cloud and continued investment in AI, Alphabet still offers the kind of operating leverage and durability to make it a long-term compounder.
Amazon (AMZN)

4.6% of portfolio | $1.25B position
Amazon is Tiger Global’s fifth-largest holding and a classic example of the firm’s appetite for scale-driven platforms with long runways.
Amazon is more than just an e-commerce giant because it’s also a digital infrastructure play, with AWS powering the cloud economy and the retail business providing unmatched logistics reach.
Tiger increased its position in Amazon by 3% last quarter, which signals that Chase Coleman is increasingly bullish on Amazon’s future.
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Relentless Focus on Disruption, Scale, and Speed
Tiger Global was built to find the most scalable businesses in the world and back them early with conviction. Chase Coleman has spent more than two decades investing in companies that use technology to dominate markets, expand globally, and grow faster than their competition.
Tiger looks for platforms with high margins, rapid user adoption, and business models that get stronger as they scale. These companies often become leaders in their category and deliver exceptional long-term returns.
Coleman invests in companies with the potential to shape the future, holds them through market cycles, and lets the power of compounding do the rest.
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