Leopold Aschenbrenner, known as one of the billionaire investors and the founder of the Situational Awareness Fund, disclosed a position in SharonAI Holdings (NASDAQ: SHAZ) in his last quarterly filings.
Since the beginning of this quarter, the computing company’s shares have gone up approximately 196%, trading at $80.77 at the time of writing, June 26, versus the $27.62 on April 1.
In other words, Aschenbrenner’s 796,108 SHAZ shares, worth roughly $18.1 million at the time of disclosure, are now worth more or less $64.3 million.
SharonAI is one of the best-performing Leopold Aschenbrenner stocks
The Australian company has had an incredible run over the past six months, skyrocketing no less than 4,151% amid a number of bullish developments.
Most recently, SharonAI secured approximately $1.6 billion in fresh capital through a series of financing agreements aimed at accelerating an artificial intelligence (AI) factory with Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA).
Separately, the company also entered into a $700 million offering of 4.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2032, accompanied by related registration rights.
What other stocks is Leopold Aschenbrenner buying?
Other notable Leopold Aschenbrenner investments this quarter include the power management company T1 Energy (NYSE: TE) and cryptocurrency mining and digital infrastructure firm HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd (NASDAQ: HIVE).
Notably, T1 Energy has climbed approximately 90% since the beginning of the quarter, while HIVE has doubled in value, going up 100%.
Aschenbrenner held 10,000,000 TE shares, worth $43.9 million when he submitted the report and $83.41 at press time. As for his HIVE holdings, he owned 3,391,547 shares in the company, valued at $6.4 million. Now, the same position is worth $12.8 million.
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