Tema ETFs Dramatically Expands Holdings in Q2, Intuitive Machines Stake Surges by Over 139,000%

Mastercard’s substantial institutional ownership is highlighted by 97.28% of MA stock being held by institutions and hedge funds; notable holders include J. Stern & Co. LLP with 72,597,097 shares worth about $41.44 billion and Norges Bank adding a new position in the stock in the previous quarter.
Chevron remains a heavily institutionally owned holding (about 72.42% owned by institutions) for Tema, which increased its position by 3,770 shares (10.6%) to 39,304 shares, valued at roughly $6.515 million; analysts also raised expectations, with Erste Group Bank boosting its Chevron EPS forecasts to $15.32 for 2026 and $13.14 for 2027.
Cognex is being viewed as a growth bet, with Tema owning 320,678 shares (about 0.19% of Cognex) after adding 11,988 shares; external coverage turned more bullish as Needham & Company raised Cognex’s price target to $80 with a Buy rating, and Zacks Research upgraded Cognex from Hold to Strong Buy.
Intuitive Machines represents about 2.1% of Tema’s holdings and is Tema’s 8th largest position, with 3,105,074 shares valued at about $66.42 million; institutional ownership is strong, with 72.21% of the stock currently owned by institutions.
Procter & Gamble remains a sizable stake for Tema, rising 10.6% to 48,479 shares worth approximately $7.11 million; UBS Group also boosted its PG price objective from $166 to $172 and reiterated a Buy rating.
Tema ETFs LLC ramped up its positions across a wide range of large-cap stocks in the second quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing. The moves signal a broad, diversified push by the fund into blue-chip and growth names alike. Watchlist News reported several of the changes across multiple filings.
The biggest headline: Tema's stake in Intuitive Machines exploded by 139,768% to 3,105,074 shares, now worth about $66.42 million. That single position jumped to become the fund's eighth-largest holding.
Tema's Intuitive Machines position is the standout move of the quarter. The fund added shares on a massive scale, bringing its total to 3,105,074 shares. The position is now worth roughly $66.42 million and makes up about 2.1% of Tema's total holdings, according to Watchlist News.
Institutional confidence in Intuitive Machines is strong beyond just Tema. About 72.21% of the stock is owned by institutions. That level of institutional backing often signals that large, professional investors see real long-term potential in a company.
Tema added 11,988 shares of Cognex in Q2, bringing its total to 320,678 shares. That is about 0.19% of the entire company. The position is worth around $23.22 million, making it one of Tema's larger individual bets, per Watchlist News.
Analysts are growing more optimistic about Cognex too. Needham & Company raised its price target on the stock to $80 with a Buy rating. Zacks Research also upgraded Cognex from Hold to Strong Buy. Those signals suggest Wall Street sees upside ahead for the machine vision company.
Tema increased its Mastercard position by 7.6% to 17,084 shares, now worth about $8.77 million. It also raised its Chevron holding by 10.6% to 39,304 shares, valued at roughly $6.52 million. Procter & Gamble saw the same 10.6% increase, reaching 48,479 shares worth about $7.11 million, according to Watchlist News.
Each of these stocks carries heavy institutional ownership. Mastercard sits at 97.28% institutional ownership. Chevron is about 72.42% owned by institutions. UBS Group raised its Procter & Gamble price target from $166 to $172 and kept a Buy rating. Erste Group Bank also lifted its Chevron earnings forecast to $15.32 per share for 2026.
Beyond the five stocks highlighted, Tema also boosted positions in Coca-Cola by 10.6%, Amgen by 14.5%, Intel by 10.7%, and Bank of America by 10.7% during Q2, per Watchlist News. The pattern is consistent: moderate increases across established names, plus one high-conviction growth bet in Intuitive Machines.
This approach blends stability and growth. Blue chips like P&G and Mastercard offer steady returns. Intuitive Machines and Cognex represent higher-risk, higher-reward plays. Together, they show a fund trying to cover multiple bases at once.
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