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THIGX

Thornburg Focus Growth Fund

Fund Assets
$206.4 M
As of 28 Feb 2026
NAV
$36.36
As of 7 Apr 2026
Change
$0.20
As of 7 Apr 2026
YTD NAV Performance
-3.96%
As of 7 Apr 2026
Asset Category:
U.S. Equity
Fund Benchmark:
Russell 1000 Growth Index

Portfolio Managers

Portfolio Manager and Managing Director
Portfolio Manager and Managing Director

Important Update to the Fund

Effective March 23, 2026, the Fund’s name, principal investment strategies and benchmarks were changed.

The Fund offers both mutual fund share classes and an ETF class of shares. The ETF class shares are listed and traded on a national securities exchange and are not individually redeemable, unlike the mutual fund class shares. An investment in the ETF class shares is not an investment in a mutual fund, and an investment in the mutual fund class shares is not an investment in an ETF.

Use the share class drop-down above to switch between the ETF and Mutual Fund class shares.

Overview

Overview

Why Invest in This Fund?

  • Focused, diversified U.S. growth portfolio: Invests in high-quality companies with sustainable competitive advantages and durable growth prospects, primarily within large- and mid‑capitalization U.S. equities.
  • Rigorous bottom-up fundamental research: Focused on uncovering promising growth companies with sound business fundamentals that trade below our estimate of long‑term value.
  • Three-basket portfolio construction: Seeks to provide diversification, reduce volatility, and deliver superior risk‑adjusted performance over time through a balanced, high‑conviction approach.

Investment Objective

The Fund seeks long-term growth of capital by investing in equity securities selected for their growth potential.

Investment Approach

The Fund applies bottom-up fundamental research to identify U.S. companies with high-quality business models and durable growth prospects, primarily in large caps. Using a three-basket construction, we balance exposures across the growth spectrum to diversify and manage risk. The portfolio is high conviction yet diversified, generally holding 40–60 names, with discipline around position sizing and valuation monitoring.

Fund Facts

Fund Facts

(As of 28 Feb 2026)
Net Fund Assets
$206.4 M
Benchmark
Russell 1000 Growth Index
Fund Symbol
THIGX
Share Class
I
Share Class Inception Date
3 Nov 2003
Distribution Frequency
Annually
Performance

Performance

Returns

(As of 31 Mar 2026)
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
-6.79
14.80
9.80
-1.25
7.78
6.64
Russell 1000 Growth Index (%)
-9.78
18.81
21.18
12.76
16.83
9.02
Russell 2500 Growth Index (%)
-3.52
19.31
10.61
1.75
10.46
7.92
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
-6.79
14.80
9.80
-1.25
7.78
6.64
Russell 1000 Growth Index (%)
-9.78
18.81
21.18
12.76
16.83
9.02
Russell 2500 Growth Index (%)
-3.52
19.31
10.61
1.75
10.46
7.92
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
-6.79
14.80
32.37
-6.09
111.49
407.61
Russell 1000 Growth Index (%)
-9.78
18.81
77.97
82.31
373.82
786.62
Russell 2500 Growth Index (%)
-3.52
19.31
35.31
9.04
170.32
585.36
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
-6.79
14.80
32.37
-6.09
111.49
407.61
Russell 1000 Growth Index (%)
-9.78
18.81
77.97
82.31
373.82
786.62
Russell 2500 Growth Index (%)
-3.52
19.31
35.31
9.04
170.32
585.36
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Total Return (%)
42.08
-3.99
-33.87
20.15
20.20
4.82
Russell 1000 Growth Index (%)
38.49
27.60
-29.14
42.68
33.36
18.56
Russell 2500 Growth Index (%)
40.47
5.04
-26.21
18.93
13.90
10.31
Fund Fees

Fund Fees

(As of 1 Feb 2026)
Gross Expense Ratio (%)
1.06
Net Expense Ratio (%)
0.87
Hypothetical Growth of $10,000

Hypothetical Growth of $10,000

(As of 31 Mar 2026)
(Hypothetical Growth of $10,000 vs Russell 1000 Growth Index)
Distributions

Distributions

(As of 18 Nov 2021)
Ex-Date
Payable Date
Total ($)
Income ($)
ST Cap Gains ($)
LT Cap Gains ($)
17 Nov 2005
17 Nov 2005
0.23968
0.00000
0.23968
19 Nov 2007
19 Nov 2007
0.01139
0.00000
0.01139
14 Nov 2019
14 Nov 2019
3.62416
0.00000
3.62416
19 Nov 2020
19 Nov 2020
3.21798
0.54559
2.67239
18 Nov 2021
18 Nov 2021
17.88056
0.59501
17.28555
Characteristics

Characteristics

Portfolio

(As of 28 Feb 2026)
Portfolio
Benchmark
Number of Holdings
33
Weighted Average Market Cap
$20.8 B
Median Market Cap
$10.8 B
Annual Portfolio Turnover
34%
Portfolio
Benchmark
Price to Earnings - Forward 1YR
29.6x
Price to Earnings - Trailing 12 Months
41.4x
Price to Cash Flow
26.0x
Price to Book Value
6.3x
Portfolio

Portfolio

Top Holdings

(As of 7 Apr 2026)
Name
Ticker/Symbol
Market Value
Weight %
Microsoft Corp.
MSFT
$17,923,595.84
20.39%
THORNBURG CAPITAL MANAGEMENT FUND
LIQUID
$15,021,315.95
17.09%
Argan, Inc.
AGX
$14,264,254.44
16.22%
Alphabet, Inc.
GOOGL
$13,705,943.12
15.59%
Vertiv Holdings Co.
VRT
$12,198,860.77
13.88%
Broadcom, Inc.
AVGO
$10,721,748.57
12.19%
Meta Platforms, Inc.
META
$8,975,785.28
10.21%
TechnipFMC plc
FTI
$8,739,778.79
9.94%
Mastercard, Inc.
MA
$7,822,898.50
8.90%
SiTime Corp.
SITM
$7,741,367.74
8.81%
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Exposure Breakdown

Exposure Breakdown

(As of 28 Feb 2026)
Sector Allocation
Fund (%)
Benchmark (%)

Fund

Benchmark

0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
Industrials
30.0
Information Technology
18.9
Health Care
13.6
Cash & Equivalents
11.7
Financials
8.0
Consumer Discretionary
5.4
Energy
3.9
Consumer Staples
2.9
Communication Services
1.6
Materials
0.0
Real Estate
0.0
Utilities
0.0
Unassigned
4.1
Sector Allocation
Fund (%)
Industrials
30.0
Information Technology
18.9
Health Care
13.6
Cash & Equivalents
11.7
Financials
8.0
Consumer Discretionary
5.4
Energy
3.9
Consumer Staples
2.9
Communication Services
1.6
Materials
0.0
Real Estate
0.0
Utilities
0.0
Unassigned
4.1
Top 10 Industries
Fund (%)
Benchmark (%)

Fund

Benchmark

0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
Capital Goods
21.8
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
9.8
Financial Services
8.0
Health Care Equipment & Services
6.9
Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences
6.7
Commercial & Professional Services
6.2
Consumer Durables & Apparel
5.4
Technology Hardware & Equipment
4.8
Software & Services
4.2
Unassigned
4.1
Top 10 Industries
Fund (%)
Capital Goods
21.8
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
9.8
Financial Services
8.0
Health Care Equipment & Services
6.9
Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences
6.7
Commercial & Professional Services
6.2
Consumer Durables & Apparel
5.4
Technology Hardware & Equipment
4.8
Software & Services
4.2
Unassigned
4.1
Capitalization
Fund (%)
Benchmark (%)

Fund

Benchmark

0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
Large Cap (> $12 B)
48.0
Mid Cap ($2.5 to $12 B)
46.9
Small Cap (< $2.5 B)
5.2
Capitalization
Fund (%)
Large Cap (> $12 B)
48.0
Mid Cap ($2.5 to $12 B)
46.9
Small Cap (< $2.5 B)
5.2
Portfolio Managers

Portfolio Managers

Nicholas Anderson, CFA

Portfolio Manager and Managing Director
Nicholas Anderson is a portfolio manager for Thornburg Investment Management. He joined the firm in 2016 as an equity research analyst, was promoted to senior equity research analyst in 2020, an associate portfolio manager in early 2021, and portfolio manager in late 2021. Nick holds an MBA with honors from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a…
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Julian Serafini, CFA

Portfolio Manager and Managing Director
Julian Serafini is a portfolio manager for Thornburg Investment Management. He joined the firm in 2021 as an equity research analyst, was promoted to senior equity research analyst in 2022 and to portfolio manager in 2026. Prior to joining Thornburg, Julian worked at Jefferies Financial Group as an equity research analyst, as lead analyst in London covering the European software…
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