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TVIFX

Thornburg American Opportunities Fund

Fund Assets
$494.6 M
As of 28 Feb 2026
NAV
$89.77
As of 10 Apr 2026
Change
$-0.39
As of 10 Apr 2026
YTD NAV Performance
7.65%
As of 10 Apr 2026
Asset Category:
U.S. Equity
Fund Benchmark:
Russell 1000 Value 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?

  • High conviction U.S. equity exposure: Invests in a focused set of high-quality U.S. businesses, agnostic to index weighting or style classifications.
  • Differentiated return potential, built from the bottom-up: Fundamental research focused on durable business models, strong free-cash-flow generation, and identifiable catalysts for value realization.
  • Quality-biased valuation discipline: Seeks to outperform traditional U.S. value strategies over a full market cycle by avoiding structurally challenged companies and emphasizing resilient franchises trading at attractive valuations.

Investment Objective

The Fund seeks long-term capital appreciation by investing in equity and debt securities of all types.

Investment Approach

The fund seeks value opportunities across the U.S. equity market, primarily within large-cap companies. It employs a fundamental, bottom-up process to identify businesses with durable quality, trading at a discount to our estimate of long-term intrinsic value, and with a clear path to value realization. The portfolio typically holds 30–40 securities and is diversified across sectors and styles, with risk managed through position sizing, valuation discipline, and continuous reassessment of investment theses.

Fund Facts

Fund Facts

(As of 28 Feb 2026)
Net Fund Assets
$494.6 M
Benchmark
Russell 1000 Value Index
Fund Symbol
TVIFX
Share Class
I
Share Class Inception Date
2 Nov 1998
Distribution Frequency
Annually
Performance

Performance

Returns

(As of 31 Mar 2026)
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
3.02
15.67
11.58
3.87
8.67
9.45
Russell 1000 Value Index (%)
2.10
15.87
14.31
9.43
10.58
9.35
Russell 2500 Index (%)
2.04
23.45
13.25
5.48
10.58
9.85
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
3.02
15.67
11.58
3.87
8.67
9.45
Russell 1000 Value Index (%)
2.10
15.87
14.31
9.43
10.58
9.35
Russell 2500 Index (%)
2.04
23.45
13.25
5.48
10.58
9.85
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
3.02
15.67
38.92
20.88
129.77
1468.16
Russell 1000 Value Index (%)
2.10
15.87
49.36
56.92
173.37
1427.27
Russell 2500 Index (%)
2.04
23.45
45.24
30.59
173.48
1656.45
YTD
1y
3y
5y
10y
Inception
Total Return (%)
3.02
15.67
38.92
20.88
129.77
1468.16
Russell 1000 Value Index (%)
2.10
15.87
49.36
56.92
173.37
1427.27
Russell 2500 Index (%)
2.04
23.45
45.24
30.59
173.48
1656.45
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Total Return (%)
12.10
14.18
-19.19
13.61
19.92
-0.50
Russell 1000 Value Index (%)
2.80
25.16
-7.54
11.46
14.37
15.91
Russell 2500 Index (%)
19.99
18.18
-18.37
17.42
12.00
11.91
Fund Fees

Fund Fees

(As of 1 Feb 2026)
Gross Expense Ratio (%)
1.01
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 Value Index)
Distributions

Distributions

(As of 15 Dec 2022)
Ex-Date
Payable Date
Total ($)
Income ($)
ST Cap Gains ($)
LT Cap Gains ($)
31 Mar 1999
31 Mar 1999
0.13000
0.13000
30 Jun 1999
30 Jun 1999
0.09000
0.09000
30 Sep 1999
30 Sep 1999
0.02500
0.02500
1 Nov 1999
1 Nov 1999
0.39000
0.00000
0.39000
31 Dec 1999
31 Dec 1999
0.06500
0.06500
31 Mar 2000
31 Mar 2000
0.12000
0.12000
30 Jun 2000
30 Jun 2000
0.48200
0.48200
29 Sep 2000
30 Sep 2000
0.27500
0.27500
7 Nov 2000
7 Nov 2000
0.25000
0.00000
0.25000
29 Dec 2000
31 Dec 2000
0.22200
0.22200
30 Mar 2001
31 Mar 2001
0.09300
0.09300
29 Jun 2001
30 Jun 2001
0.06900
0.06900
30 Jun 2003
30 Jun 2003
0.08000
0.08000
31 Mar 2004
31 Mar 2004
0.07220
0.07220
30 Jun 2004
30 Jun 2004
0.10064
0.10064
30 Sep 2004
30 Sep 2004
0.12363
0.12363
31 Dec 2004
31 Dec 2004
0.15384
0.15384
31 Mar 2005
31 Mar 2005
0.07220
0.07220
30 Jun 2005
30 Jun 2005
0.08689
0.08689
30 Sep 2005
30 Sep 2005
0.09998
0.09998
30 Dec 2005
31 Dec 2005
0.10248
0.10248
30 Mar 2006
31 Mar 2006
0.08495
0.08495
28 Jun 2006
30 Jun 2006
0.08387
0.08387
27 Sep 2006
30 Sep 2006
0.17014
0.17014
17 Nov 2006
17 Nov 2006
1.30207
0.04610
1.25597
26 Dec 2006
31 Dec 2006
0.11506
0.11506
26 Mar 2007
31 Mar 2007
0.09310
0.09310
26 Jun 2007
30 Jun 2007
0.06783
0.06783
26 Sep 2007
30 Sep 2007
0.13794
0.13794
19 Nov 2007
19 Nov 2007
3.93397
0.88171
3.05226
26 Dec 2007
31 Dec 2007
0.03981
0.03981
26 Mar 2008
31 Mar 2008
0.04699
0.04699
26 Jun 2008
30 Jun 2008
0.09184
0.09184
26 Sep 2008
30 Sep 2008
0.08956
0.08956
26 Dec 2008
31 Dec 2008
0.12036
0.12036
26 Mar 2009
31 Mar 2009
0.11227
0.11227
26 Jun 2009
30 Jun 2009
0.11027
0.11027
25 Sep 2009
30 Sep 2009
0.14081
0.14081
24 Dec 2009
31 Dec 2009
0.14663
0.14663
26 Mar 2010
31 Mar 2010
0.04830
0.04830
25 Jun 2010
30 Jun 2010
0.04124
0.04124
24 Sep 2010
30 Sep 2010
0.05889
0.05889
25 Mar 2011
31 Mar 2011
0.01567
0.01567
23 Dec 2011
31 Dec 2011
0.02612
0.02612
24 Dec 2013
31 Dec 2013
0.23120
0.23120
24 Sep 2014
30 Sep 2014
0.34892
0.34892
24 Dec 2014
31 Dec 2014
0.06660
0.06660
24 Jun 2015
30 Jun 2015
0.00408
0.00408
26 Sep 2016
30 Sep 2016
0.38588
0.38588
23 Dec 2016
31 Dec 2016
0.08127
0.08127
23 Jun 2017
30 Jun 2017
0.10405
0.10405
22 Sep 2017
30 Sep 2017
0.06112
0.06112
22 Dec 2017
31 Dec 2017
0.42313
0.42313
21 Dec 2018
31 Dec 2018
0.49871
0.49871
20 Dec 2019
31 Dec 2019
0.42716
0.42716
18 Nov 2021
18 Nov 2021
26.35024
7.96715
18.38309
16 Dec 2021
31 Dec 2021
0.54507
0.54507
15 Dec 2022
31 Dec 2022
0.31668
0.31668
Characteristics

Characteristics

Portfolio

(As of 28 Feb 2026)
Portfolio
Benchmark
Number of Holdings
47
Weighted Average Market Cap
$50.4 B
Median Market Cap
$10.4 B
Annual Portfolio Turnover
23%
Portfolio
Benchmark
Price to Earnings - Forward 1YR
18.6x
Price to Earnings - Trailing 12 Months
27.0x
Price to Cash Flow
13.6x
Price to Book Value
3.4x
Portfolio

Portfolio

Top Holdings

(As of 10 Apr 2026)
Name
Ticker/Symbol
Market Value
Weight %
THORNBURG CAPITAL MANAGEMENT FUND
LIQUID
$119,595,326.44
24.53%
Apple, Inc.
AAPL
$31,167,888.99
6.39%
Alphabet, Inc.
GOOGL
$30,635,871.59
6.28%
Colliers International Group, Inc.
CIGI
$19,775,183.40
4.06%
Meta Platforms, Inc.
META
$18,106,429.46
3.71%
Eli Lilly & Co.
LLY
$17,158,077.97
3.52%
Citigroup, Inc.
C
$15,229,621.80
3.12%
LPL Financial Holdings, Inc.
LPLA
$15,134,906.41
3.10%
Coherent Corp.
COHR
$15,116,423.15
3.10%
The Charles Schwab Corp.
SCHW
$14,717,340.08
3.02%
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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
28.4
Information Technology
15.3
Financials
14.4
Consumer Discretionary
9.1
Cash & Equivalents
7.6
Energy
6.2
Health Care
5.4
Materials
3.1
Utilities
2.7
Real Estate
2.5
Communication Services
2.4
Consumer Staples
1.0
Unassigned
1.9
Sector Allocation
Fund (%)
Industrials
28.4
Information Technology
15.3
Financials
14.4
Consumer Discretionary
9.1
Cash & Equivalents
7.6
Energy
6.2
Health Care
5.4
Materials
3.1
Utilities
2.7
Real Estate
2.5
Communication Services
2.4
Consumer Staples
1.0
Unassigned
1.9
Top 10 Industries
Fund (%)
Benchmark (%)

Fund

Benchmark

0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
Capital Goods
17.0
Commercial & Professional Services
8.8
Financial Services
7.2
Technology Hardware & Equipment
6.2
Energy
6.2
Software & Services
5.4
Banks
5.1
Consumer Services
3.9
Consumer Durables & Apparel
3.8
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
3.7
Top 10 Industries
Fund (%)
Capital Goods
17.0
Commercial & Professional Services
8.8
Financial Services
7.2
Technology Hardware & Equipment
6.2
Energy
6.2
Software & Services
5.4
Banks
5.1
Consumer Services
3.9
Consumer Durables & Apparel
3.8
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
3.7
Capitalization
Fund (%)
Benchmark (%)

Fund

Benchmark

0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Large Cap (> $12 B)
52.7
Mid Cap ($2.5 to $12 B)
40.4
Small Cap (< $2.5 B)
6.8
Capitalization
Fund (%)
Large Cap (> $12 B)
52.7
Mid Cap ($2.5 to $12 B)
40.4
Small Cap (< $2.5 B)
6.8
Portfolio Managers

Portfolio Managers

Miguel Oleaga

Portfolio Manager and Managing Director
Miguel Oleaga is a portfolio manager for Thornburg Investment Management. He joined the firm in 2014 as an equity research analyst, was promoted to associate portfolio manager in 2017, and was named portfolio manager in 2018. Miguel holds a BS in business administration (finance and management specialties) from the University of Massachusetts. Prior to his joining Thornburg, Miguel worked at…
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Neal BasuMullick, CFA

Portfolio Manager and Managing Director
Neal BasuMullick is a portfolio manager at Thornburg Investment Management. He joined the firm in 2020 as an equity research analyst, was promoted to senior equity analyst then associate portfolio manager in 2022 and to portfolio manager in 2024. Prior to joining Thornburg, Neal worked in equity research at Columbia Threadneedle Investments where he covered the business services and consumer…
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