Fox Corporation

The full register, from 13F filings

The Register tab above is hand research: a dozen holders, each traced to the filing it came from. This asks the same question of the whole market for the quarter ended 31-mar-2026, where 834 managers reported a position. Broad where the research is deep, and shallow in the ways a 13F always is.

Built from 13F filings, which report US listed, long, US custodied positions only. A register from this source is a floor rather than a level: a holder's true position can be far larger, as BlackRock's ASML stake shows at 1.28m shares in a 13F against 26.3m in its 13G/A. Holdings held through derivatives, outside US custody, or below a manager's reporting obligation do not appear. Where a holder is marked as a family, its total sums several separate filing entities and describes something no single filing describes; the constituent entities and their share counts are listed so the total can be checked. That roll-up can legitimately exceed the family's own Schedule 13G, because a 13G is filed by one legal entity: Vanguard reports Alphabet through ten advisory entities, and The Vanguard Group Inc itself reported zero after its January 2026 disaggregation.

What a reader needs to know to read these numbers

• DUAL CLASS, FAMILY-CONTROLLED COMPANY, BOTH CLASSES EXCHANGE-LISTED. Fox Corporation has Class A Common Stock (Nasdaq: FOXA, effectively non-voting: per the FY2026 10-K, 'Holders of Class A Common Stock are entitled to vote only in [certain limited circumstances]', and the 2025 DEF 14A's own beneficial-ownership table labels the Class A column 'Non-Voting Class A Common Stock') and Class B Common Stock (Nasdaq: FOX, one vote per share on essentially all matters, including director elections, per the FY2026 10-K: 'holders of Class B Common Stock are entitled to one vote per share on all matters on which stockholders have the right to vote'). Unlike some other dual-class companies researched in this project (e.g. Tyson Foods, where only Class A is exchange-listed), Fox lists BOTH classes, so 13F filers report positions in either or both classes under two different CUSIPs (35137L105 for Class A / FOXA, 35137L204 for Class B / FOX); every institutional register row above states both CUSIPs' figures.
• company.shares_outstanding is set to the COMBINED total, 419,650,149 (199,401,385 Class A + 220,248,764 Class B, both as of 4 Aug 2026 per the FY2026 10-K cover page, the freshest count found), following this project's established precedent for controlled dual-class companies (Workday, Block, Lennar, Tyson Foods): the register chart divides raw row 'shares' by this single denominator and never reads pct_of_company, and since LGC Holdco's Class B holding is put directly into the 'shares' field on its own row, the denominator must include Class B or that row (and the derived self-gate total) would be badly overstated as a fraction of Class A alone.
• VOTING CONCENTRATION, the real story. The Murdoch Family Trust itself no longer holds Fox stock: per the FY2026 10-K, 'all of the shares of FOX Class A Common Stock and the majority of the shares of FOX Class B Common Stock formerly held by the Murdoch Family Trust have been transferred to LGC Holdco, LLC,' a Delaware LLC owned by trusts for the benefit of Lachlan K. Murdoch, Grace Murdoch, Chloe Murdoch and their descendants and certain charitable organizations (collectively the 'LGC Family Trusts'), following a September 2025 stockholders' agreement and family trust restructuring. LGC Holdco directly owns 85,372,810 Class B shares (approximately 38.76% of the 220,248,764 Class B shares outstanding as of 4 Aug 2026, per Schedule 13D/A Amendment No. 1 filed 16 Jun 2026) plus 19,000 Class A shares (2025 DEF 14A). Because Class B carries essentially all of the company's voting power (Class A votes only in narrow, non-ordinary circumstances), LGC Holdco alone controls approximately 38.76% of Fox's aggregate voting power on ordinary matters such as director elections. Voting and disposition of LGC Holdco's shares are, subject to limited exceptions, decided solely by a single managing director of Cruden 2, LLC (LGC Holdco's sole manager), a managing director who is appointed and may be replaced by Lachlan K. Murdoch, Fox's Executive Chair and CEO; as a result Murdoch may be DEEMED the beneficial owner of LGC Holdco's shares even though he expressly disclaims beneficial ownership of them (2025 DEF 14A footnote 9; Schedule 13D/A). A stockholders agreement caps LGC Holdco, the LGC Family Trusts and the 'Murdoch Individuals' (Lachlan K. Murdoch and certain family members) from collectively owning more than 44% of Class B voting power (the 'Ownership Threshold'), per the FY2026 10-K.
• LGC HOLDCO SITS INSIDE TWO CONTAINERS in the 2025 DEF 14A. It is its own 'Over 5% Beneficial Owner' row AND its Class B shares are entirely reflected inside Lachlan K. Murdoch's individual beneficial-ownership row (deemed, disclaimed beneficial ownership, footnote 9 above), which in turn is the ENTIRE Class B component of the 'All current Directors, nominees and executive officers as a group (total of 10)' aggregate row (both equal exactly 85,374,762 Class B shares, since no other director or officer holds any Class B stock). This is the documented Marriott/JWM-style two-container case, distinct from the Tyson/Walmart-Walton case (where the family vehicle is explicitly EXCLUDED from the officers table). Resolution used here: LGC Holdco is charted at its full, real, economic-owner value (85,391,810 combined shares); rolls_up_into on the LGC Holdco row names the officers-and-executives aggregate as the single container it reduces, so the aggregate's EFFECTIVE chart contribution is its residual, 2,401,162 shares (87,792,972 minus 85,391,810), representing the other 9 directors'/officers' own holdings plus Lachlan Murdoch's PERSONAL, non-LGC-Holdco holdings (chiefly 1,076,407 Class A shares held by the LKM Family Trust). No separate 'Lachlan K. Murdoch' row was written, to avoid representing the same LGC Holdco stake a third time.
• 13F / CUSIP BASIS: every institutional 13F filer in this register (Vanguard family, BlackRock, State Street, Goldman Sachs, Dodge & Cox, Independent Franchise Partners, Geode, T. Rowe Price Associates) was checked against BOTH Fox CUSIPs (35137L105 Class A / 35137L204 Class B) via scripts/filing.py 13f, and every one holds both classes; each row's shares and value_usd are the COMBINED total across both CUSIPs, with the Class A/Class B split given in method_note and in pct_denominator. This is the 'one instrument, one basis' check applied to a company where a single holder genuinely reports the same economic position across two different CUSIPs, rather than the Blackstone-units or pre/post-split failure modes described in the brief.
• HOLDINGS SIDE: two positions found and verified from the FY2026 10-K (filed 6 Aug 2026, for fiscal year ended 30 Jun 2026, which is FRESHER than the last 10-Q, filed 11 May 2026 for the quarter ended 31 Mar 2026, consistent with Fox's 30 June fiscal year-end): (1) Flutter Entertainment plc, approximately 4.3 million ordinary shares (approximately 2.5% of Flutter), $467 million fair value as of 30 Jun 2026 (down from $1,249 million a year earlier, reflecting both Flutter's share price and a $(761) million non-operating loss on this and other equity securities in fiscal 2026); (2) the United Football League (UFL), a private variable interest entity in which Fox's ownership interest was approximately 42% at inception (Jan 2024, when Fox contributed the deconsolidated USFL's net assets) and has since diluted to approximately 32.2% as of 30 Jun 2026, with no current carrying value disclosed (only a one-time $170 million gain recognized at inception in fiscal 2024). Exhibit 21 (subsidiaries list) to the FY2026 10-K was checked per the brief's technique: it is a bare wholly-owned-subsidiary name/jurisdiction list with no ownership-percentage column; neither Flutter nor the UFL appears on it (consistent with them being non-consolidated minority interests), and it confirms Credible Holdings LLC and Credible Labs Inc. ARE on the list as wholly-owned subsidiaries.
• FANDUEL IS AN OPTION, NOT A HOLDING, and is deliberately excluded as a holdings row per the brief's rule. Per the FY2026 10-K: 'FOX Sports holds a 10-year call option expiring in December 2030 to acquire an 18.6% equity interest in Flutter's majority-owned subsidiary, FanDuel, the exercise of which is subject to certain conditions and applicable gambling regulatory approvals. As of June 30, 2026, the option exercise price is approximately $4.7 billion. FOX has no obligation to commit capital towards this opportunity unless and until it exercises the option.' The option originated in the May 2020 combination of The Stars Group Inc. and Flutter, was the subject of arbitration (confirmed by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in January 2023) that fixed the strike at $3.7 billion with a 5% annual escalator, now $4.7 billion. Fox does not currently hold any FanDuel equity; only the unexercised option, which this file records as a note, not as a share position.
• TUBI, CREDIBLE and THE FOX STUDIO LOT are wholly-owned Fox businesses, not holdings. Tubi (an AVOD streaming service, branded 'Tubi Media Group') is part of Fox's Television segment. Credible Labs Inc. ('Credible', a U.S. consumer finance and insurance marketplace) is one of Fox's four named operating segments (Cable Network Programming, Television, Credible, FOX Studio Lot) and both 'Credible Holdings LLC' and 'Credible Labs Inc.' appear on Exhibit 21 as wholly-owned subsidiaries; the FY2026 10-K also notes 'the put right held by the Credible minority interest shareholder was exercised in December 2024 and was settled during fiscal 2026,' i.e. Fox has since bought out what had been a minority co-investor in Credible. Caliente / Caliente Interactive (named as a candidate in the brief) was searched for by name in the FY2026 10-K and NOT found; it is recorded in unknowns rather than assumed absent from Fox's portfolio entirely.
• SHARE REPURCHASES: Fox has meaningfully reduced both share classes over the past year. Class A fell from 209,954,934 shares (1 Aug 2025, FY2025 10-K cover page) to 199,401,385 shares (4 Aug 2026, FY2026 10-K cover page), a decline of 10,553,549 shares (-5.0%); Class B fell from 235,581,025 to 220,248,764 shares over the same period, a decline of 15,332,261 shares (-6.5%); combined shares outstanding fell from 445,535,959 to 419,650,149, a decline of 25,885,810 shares (-5.8%). The FY2026 10-K describes both an accelerated share repurchase (ASR) agreement and ordinary open-market repurchases of both classes during fiscal 2025, 2024 and 2023.
• PENDING ROKU MERGER, discovered incidentally while researching Fox's share structure: Fox's FY2026 10-K and an 8-K filed 15 Jun 2026 disclose an Agreement and Plan of Merger dated 14 Jun 2026 under which Fox agreed to acquire Roku, Inc., with Roku shareholders to receive 0.9693 shares of FOX Class A Common Stock for each Roku Class A or Class B share, and LGC Holdco/Cruden 2 entered into a Voting and Support Agreement with Roku to vote their Class B shares in favor of the related FOX Class A share issuance. This transaction had not closed as of the FY2026 10-K filing date (6 Aug 2026) and is not reflected as a holding of Fox in Roku (Fox would be the ACQUIRER of Roku, issuing its own shares as consideration, not acquiring an equity stake for cash); recorded here as context only, not as a register or holdings row.
• REGISTER SELF-GATE, computed from the final file on disk exactly as the chart computes it (10 rows; formula: an aggregate row with a member rolled into it is reduced to raw minus that member's full raw shares, every other row counts at full raw value): LGC Holdco 85,391,810 (full) + officers/executives aggregate residual 2,401,162 (87,792,972 raw minus LGC Holdco's 85,391,810) + Vanguard family 39,808,681 + BlackRock 32,266,919 + State Street 30,292,458 + Goldman Sachs 19,973,041 + Dodge & Cox 18,489,189 + Independent Franchise Partners 13,881,333 + Geode 10,292,220 + T. Rowe Price Associates 492,689 = 253,289,502 shares, against a denominator of 419,650,149, = 60.36%. This sits above the brief's usual 25-55% band, but the brief explicitly anticipates this for a controlled dual-class company ('the family block sits on top of index ownership of the float'); this project's own Tyson Foods file (also a controlled dual-class company) landed at 57.95% for the same structural reason. Fox's figure is somewhat higher still because, unlike Tyson (where only Class A is 13F-reportable so institutional ownership is undercounted against the combined denominator), BOTH Fox share classes are exchange-listed and 13F-reportable, so this register captures institutional ownership of the WHOLE company rather than of one class only, on top of a family stake (LGC Holdco, 20.35% combined / 38.76% of voting Class B) that is itself larger, as a fraction of the combined denominator, than Tyson Limited Partnership's 20.68% was for Tyson. No class mismatch, pre/post-split error or naive double-count was found on re-check: every institutional row is confirmed as a combined Class A (CUSIP 35137L105) + Class B (CUSIP 35137L204) total with the split shown in method_note, LGC Holdco's figure is confirmed against its own fresh June 2026 Schedule 13D/A, and the one genuine double-count risk in this file (LGC Holdco's stake being counted a second time inside the officers/executives proxy aggregate via Lachlan Murdoch's deemed, disclaimed beneficial ownership) is explicitly resolved via rolls_up_into per the Marriott-precedent method. Corroborated first-hand by the coordinator against this project's own 13F-derived register (data/registers/FOXA.json, period 31 Mar 2026, separate pipeline). That register covers BOTH classes, because its CUSIP set is 35137L105 and 35137L204 and the six-character issuer prefix 35137L captures each, so it is directly comparable to the combined A+B denominator used here. It reports total institutional ownership of 292,700,111 shares, 69.75%, with its top EIGHT holders at 42.33%; the eight institutional rows in this file sum to 165,496,530 shares, 39.44%, slightly below that, so the institutional side is if anything under-counted. LGC Holdco, LLC does NOT appear in the 13F data at all, because it is a family holding company reporting on Schedule 13D rather than a 13F filer, which is the same shape as Access Industries at LyondellBasell and 3M at Solventum earlier in this project. The composition reconciles exactly: 165,496,530 institutional plus LGC's 85,391,810 counted at full value as a member plus the officers container reduced to its 2,401,162 residual equals 253,289,502.
• Capital Group (all three main registrants: Capital World Investors CIK 1422849, Capital International Investors CIK 1562230, Capital Research Global Investors CIK 1422848) and T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc. (CIK 1897612, the registrant separate from T. Rowe Price Associates) were all checked on their Q2 2026 13F-HR filings by name-fragment ('FOX') and hold ZERO Fox shares this quarter. These are genuine negatives, not gaps: no rows are written for them.
• Market cap ($28.97bn) and combined shares outstanding (419.65 million, matching the SEC-derived 419,650,149 combined figure to within rounding) are from stockanalysis.com's FOXA page, fetched 19 Aug 2026, priced at the 18 Aug 2026 close ($69.03 for FOXA / Class A; FOX / Class B separately closed at $61.23 the same day per stockanalysis.com's FOX page). stockanalysis.com computes Fox's market cap using the Class A (FOXA) price multiplied by the COMBINED share count across both classes, which this file follows for consistency with the combined shares_outstanding basis used throughout.