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TimesSquare Capital Management

Mar 2025 → Jun 2026 · 10 funds

Our archive holds 16 letters from TimesSquare Capital Management, behind 5 investment theses and positions in 73 companies. Every quote below is copied verbatim from the letter it came from.

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16
Letters
73
Companies
59
Moves
5
Theses

What they bought and sold · 59 moves

  • June 2026
    We have started to scale back the position.
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  • June 2026
    After first initiating the position in February, we have been accumulating our position in Koninklijke Heijmans, a Dutch construction and property-development group.
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  • We added to our position in Pursuit Attractions and Hospitality, an operator of experiential travel attractions and hospitality assets.
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  • June 2026
    We trimmed back the position on strength.
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  • June 2026
    We meaningfully increased the position size in April and May on stock weakness as our due diligence bolstered our conviction in Snowflake’s position as the center of data gravity.
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  • June 2026
    We decided to exit the position due to lackluster booking performance despite significant additions to the sales force.
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  • June 2026
    MACOM Technology Solutions, a provider of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors, rose 70% on strength across its defense and data-center end markets, and Lattice Semiconductor, a maker of low-power programmable logic devices, climbed 65%.
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  • June 2026

    Listed in TimesSquare Capital Management’s reported holdings.

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  • MACOM Technology Solutions, a provider of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors, rose 70% on strength across its defense and data-center end markets, and Lattice Semiconductor, a maker of low-power programmable logic devices, climbed 65%.
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  • TrimmedLegence
    June 2026
    Legence, a provider of energy-infrastructure and commercial HVAC services, climbed 48% on accelerating building-electrification and energy-efficiency demand.
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  • TrimmedMYR Group
    June 2026
    Elsewhere, MYR Group, an electrical-construction services provider levered to grid and data-center power buildouts, rose 77%.
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  • June 2026
    Hamilton Lane, a provider of private-markets investment solutions, declined -20% amid concerns around private-credit redemptions and optimistic marks on software investments; our analysis suggests the decline is overdone, and we trimmed the position modestly.
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  • TrimmedGreencore
    June 2026
    Shares of Greencore, the UK convenience-food producer, fell -17% after reporting subdued revenue growth and a cautious tone around the UK consumer; we reduced our position to reflect persistent inflationary pressure in the UK consumer space.
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  • June 2026
    Our strongest contributor in the region was Sumitomo Bakelite, a specialty-plastics manufacturer, which rose 51% as the company achieved strong margin expansion on robust demand for advanced semiconductor-packaging materials.
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  • June 2026
    Shares of waste-management operator Daiei Kankyo fell -5% on slight margin compression from upfront temporary outsourcing/labor costs tied to large demolition projects. We added to our position on this price weakness.
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  • June 2026
    Meanwhile we added to Tekscend Photomask, a Japanese photomask manufacturer, and OSG, a maker of precision cutting tools.
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  • June 2026
    Our strongest contributors this quarter were Dexerials, a Japanese maker of functional and optical materials, which surged 97% and to which we added earlier in the quarter.
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  • June 2026
    We used the strength in Sumitomo Bakelite and MISUMI to trim both positions.
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  • AddedOSG
    June 2026
    Meanwhile we added to Tekscend Photomask, a Japanese photomask manufacturer, and OSG, a maker of precision cutting tools.
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  • June 2026
    The company reported better-than-feared first-quarter revenue, but near-term macroeconomic uncertainty continued to weigh on its stock, prompting us to trim our position as a result.
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  • June 2026
    One of the new positions we initiated this quarter is Dianthus Therapeutics, a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing novel complement-pathway antibodies for severe autoimmune and neuromuscular diseases, led by its lead candidate DNTH103.
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  • June 2026
    Bloom Energy, a manufacturer of solid-oxide fuel cell power platforms, surged 133% on accelerating demand for on-site and data center power generation, and we trimmed into that strength.
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  • TrimmedWorkiva
    June 2026
    We reduced our position on persistent weakness due to a combination of multiple compression and weak sentiment regarding AI monetization.
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  • June 2026
    We also trimmed our position in Technip Energies given the recent rally and the potential risk from work delays in the Middle East.
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  • TrimmedJFrog Ltd.
    June 2026
    We trimmed back the position on strength.
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  • We continued to build our position in Ionis Pharmaceuticals Inc., a commercial-stage biotechnology company focused on neurology and cardiovascular indications.
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  • June 2026
    During the quarter, we exited Planet Fitness, a franchisor and operator of fitness clubs, which fell -38% while held within the portfolio.
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  • June 2026
    Conversely, we reduced our position in BJ's Wholesale Club, which operates membership warehouse clubs in the eastern half of the U.S.
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  • We trimmed the holding into that gain.
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  • June 2026
    Credo Technology, a provider of high-speed connectivity solutions for data centers, soared 190% on surging hyperscaler demand for its active electrical cable products.
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Showing the 30 most recent of 59 recorded moves.

Companies held · 73

Every company TimesSquare Capital Management has disclosed a position in across our archive, with the letter that last mentioned it.

Theses · 5

  • June 2026

    OSG is a premier maker of high-precision cutting tools benefiting from a rebound in aerospace, automotive, and heavy machinery manufacturing.

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  • Snowflake Inc. provides a cloud data platform and is viewed as a central data layer for AI-driven enterprise workflows.

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  • Verisk Analytics Inc. sells insurance data and analytics, with a proprietary data moat, regulatory embedding, and a compounding data flywheel.

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  • September 2025

    Mirion Technologies is a leading manufacturer of radiation detection products for nuclear power and medical applications, serving over 95% of global nuclear reactors and 80% of cancer centers, recently enhancing its portfolio through the acquisition of Paragon Energy Solutions.

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  • September 2025

    UniFirst Corporation is positioned for improved margins and share price benefits due to recent technological upgrades enhancing operations and customer service.

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Letter archive · 16

Funds · 10

  • Timessquare Global Small Cap Strategy3
  • TimesSquare International Small Cap Portfolio2
  • TimesSquare U.S. Mid Cap Growth Strategy2
  • TimesSquare U.S. Small Cap Growth Strategy2
  • TimesSquare US Small Cap Growth Strategy2
  • Timesquare US Small Cap Growth1
  • TimesSquare Global Concentrated Small Cap Strategy1
  • TimesSquare U.S. Focused Mid Cap Growth Strategy1
  • Timessquare US Mid Cap Growth Strategy1
  • Timessquare US Small Mid Cap Growth Strategy1

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