Which hedge funds own CHEF? CHEFS WHSE INC, Q2 2026 13F holders
30 tracked hedge funds disclosed a position in CHEF (CHEFS WHSE INC) in their Q2 2026 13F filings, worth $263.0m in total. The largest holder by portfolio weight is Expect Equity LLC at 1.3% of its book. 16 opened a new position this quarter: Lighthouse Investment Partners, LLC, Fox Run Management, L.L.C., Polymer Capital Management (HK) LTD, EntryPoint Capital, LLC. 7 exited: Masterton Capital Management, LP, Graham Capital Management, L.P., Trexquant Investment LP.
- 30
- Holders Tracked managers whose filing for the quarter reports a long equity position in the security.
- 16
- New this quarter Holders whose previous filing (at most two quarters earlier) did not report the security.
- 7
- Exited this quarter Tracked managers whose previous filing reported the security and whose filing for the quarter does not.
- $41.4m
- Inflow, new holders Combined value of the positions the new holders reported for the quarter.
- $23.2m
- Outflow, exits Combined value the exiting managers reported for the security in their previous filing.
- $263m
- Combined value Sum of the holders' reported positions in the security.
- 2.4%
- Share of managers holding Holders as a share of tracked managers filing for that quarter. Comparable across the 2024 coverage expansion, where the raw holder count is not.
Holders, Q2 2026
Exited since the previous filing
| Masterton Capital Management, LP | 6.6% | $7.3m |
| Graham Capital Management, L.P. | 0.05% | $1.5m |
| Trexquant Investment LP | 0.02% | $3.4m |
| Arrowstreet Capital, Limited Partnership | 0.01% | $10.2m |
| Jain Global LLC | 0.0% | $224k |
| Walleye Capital LLC | 0.0% | $454k |
| Freestone Grove Partners LP | 0.0% | $86.9k |
Ownership over time
Who discovered CHEF first? Beta
The run: Q1 2020 → Q2 2022, +286%
| Legion Partners Asset Management, LLC high conviction | Q1 2020 | 7.2% | +11.6 pts |
| Greenhouse Funds LLLP high conviction | Q2 2020 | – | +6.7 pts |
Split-adjusted quarter-end prices, excluding dividends. They describe the stock while each manager held it, not the return it earned.