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Pabrai Wagons ETFFund report30 Jun 2026Source: wagonsfund.b-cdn.net

Pabrai Wagons|年度财务及持仓报告|2026-06-30

In plain words

This report covers Pabrai Wagons fund's year ending June 2026. The fund just converted to an ETF (exchange-traded fund, like a stock), doubling its size to $212.7 million with a 28.90% return. The author is cautiously optimistic: performance is good, but net investment income was only $69,179, almost all gains came from unrealized appreciation (price increases), while fees were $1.26 million. No specific stock holdings are highlighted.

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At a Glance

One-sentence summary of the author’s market view for this period: The fund completed its conversion to an ETF, achieving growth in both scale and performance, but net investment income was extremely low, with performance primarily driven by unrealized appreciation. [Cautiously Optimistic]

  • The fund’s net assets doubled from $78.93 million to $212.7 million, mainly due to 66.2 million new subscriptions from the ETF conversion and the exchange of institutional class shares.
  • Total return for fiscal year 2026 was 28.90% (NAV rose from $10.69 to $13.69), higher than the 24.86% in fiscal year 2025.
  • Full-year net investment income was only $69,179, with net expenses of $1,261,449 nearly consuming all investment income.
  • Unrealized appreciation contributed $17,109,133, accounting for 89% of the total realized and unrealized gains of $19,141,835.
  • Portfolio turnover fell from 69% to 40%, and the expense ratio dropped from 1.59% to 1.08% (0.94% after waivers).
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Deep Analysis

Net Assets $212.7 Million, Net Increase from Operations of $19.2 Million

As of June 30, 2026, the Pabrai Wagons ETF had net assets of $212,744,904, with a NAV per share of $13.69, and a net increase from operations of $19,211,014 for the fiscal year.

  • Assets and Liabilities: Total assets were $216,612,388, and total liabilities were $3,867,484 (including payable for investments purchased of $3,406,781, deferred foreign capital gains tax of $332,531, and advisory fees of $127,632).
  • Capital Structure: Shares outstanding were 15,540,814, with paid-in capital of $197,687,175 and accumulated distributable earnings of $15,057,729.

Investment Income of $1.33 Million, Net Expenses of $1.26 Million

Total investment income for the fiscal year was $1,330,628. After deducting net expenses of $1,261,449, net investment income was only $69,179.

Item Amount (USD)
Dividend Income (Unaffiliated) 1,419,965
Dividend Withholding Tax (90,106)
Other Income 769
Total Investment Income 1,330,628
Investment Advisory Fees 1,130,111
Distribution Fees 72,167
Fund Administration and Accounting Fees 69,166
Other Expenses 243,413
Total Expenses 1,514,857
Advisory Fee Waiver (253,408)
Net Expenses 1,261,449
Net Investment Income 69,179

Unrealized Appreciation of $17.11 Million, Total Gain of $19.12 Million

Total realized and unrealized gains amounted to $19,141,835, with unrealized appreciation contributing $17,109,133, which was the primary source of performance.

Item Amount (USD)
Realized Gain on Investments 2,171,933
Realized Foreign Currency Loss (139,231)
Net Realized Gain 2,032,702
Unrealized Appreciation (Unaffiliated Investments) 11,649,228
Unrealized Appreciation (Affiliated Investments) 5,452,272
Change in Deferred Foreign Capital Gains Tax 6,649
Change in Foreign Currency Translation 984
Net Unrealized Appreciation 17,109,133
Net Realized + Unrealized Gain 19,141,835

Net Increase from Operations of $19.21 Million, Net Capital Inflow of $70.55 Million

The net increase from operations for the fiscal year was $19,211,014, and net capital inflows were $70,552,699 (including $64.01 million from Retail Class conversions to Institutional Class), leading to a significant increase in total net assets.

Item 2026 (USD) 2025 (USD)
Net Increase (Decrease) from Operations 19,211,014 (5,495,746)
Distributions to Shareholders (647,228) (531,520)
Net Increase (Decrease) from Capital Transactions 70,552,699 24,003,557
Change in Net Assets 89,116,485 17,976,291
  • Distributions: Institutional Class $293,754, Retail Class $353,474, total $647,228.
  • Capital Transaction Highlights: Retail Class redemptions were $7,195,143, but redemptions from Retail Class conversions to Institutional Class were $64,012,859 (corresponding to an equal amount received by the Institutional Class), indicating a significant shift of investors from Retail Class to Institutional Class shares.

Fund Assets Double to $213 Million, ETF Conversion Completed

At the end of fiscal year 2026, the Pabrai Wagons ETF had net assets of $212.7 million, a 169% increase from $78.93 million at the end of the prior fiscal year, primarily driven by 6.62 million new ETF subscriptions from the conversion and large-scale exchanges into Institutional Class shares.

Performance Comparison: For the fiscal year 2026 (ended June 30), the fund's total return was 28.90% (NAV increased from $10.69 to $13.69), compared to 24.86% in fiscal 2025 and -13.29% in fiscal 2024 (from inception to June 30, 2024).

Capital Transaction Changes:

Item Fiscal 2026 Fiscal 2025
Institutional Class Net Subscriptions (USD) -51,767,248 28,603,541
ETF Net Subscriptions (USD) 96,461,429 —
Net Increase in Net Assets (USD) 133,810,666 46,579,832

Share Transaction Details:

Share Class Net Change Fiscal 2026 Net Change Fiscal 2025
Institutional Class +5,305,739 shares +2,171,716 shares
Retail Class -3,782,622 shares +2,629,574 shares
ETF +6,620,000 shares —
Total +8,143,118 shares +4,801,290 shares

Key Restructuring Milestones:

  • January 23, 2026: All Retail Class shares were merged into Institutional Class shares (pre-merger: Retail Class 4,814,698 shares, NAV $13.30; Institutional Class 4,056,976 shares, NAV $13.37; post-merger: Institutional Class 8,838,588 shares, NAV $13.37).
  • February 6, 2026: The fund acquired all assets and liabilities of the original Pabrai Wagons mutual fund in a tax-free reorganization, formally converting to an ETF. The fund now offers only a single share class.

Expenses and Turnover:

Metric Fiscal 2026 Fiscal 2025 Fiscal 2024
Gross Expense Ratio (before waivers) 1.08% 1.59% 4.22%
Net Expense Ratio (after waivers) 0.94% 1.00% 1.01%
Net Investment Income Ratio 0.07% (0.04%) 0.66%
Portfolio Turnover Rate 40% 69% 45%

Fund Organization Note: The fund is a non-diversified series of the Professionally Managed Portfolios trust, registered as an open-end management investment company under the 1940 Act. The investment objective is long-term capital appreciation. Mohnish Pabrai serves as the chief operating decision maker, regularly monitoring income, expenses, assets, and performance.

Restructuring Complete: Pabrai Wagons Fund Converted to ETF on February 6, 2026

The Pabrai Wagons Fund (Predecessor Fund) completed a tax-free reorganization after market close on February 6, 2026, merging entirely into the newly formed Pabrai Wagons ETF (Acquiring Fund). The reorganization was executed in three steps: ① The Acquiring Fund exchanged an equivalent value of its ETF shares for all assets and liabilities of the Predecessor Fund (fractional shares were paid in cash); ② ETF shares were distributed pro rata to shareholders of the Predecessor Fund; ③ The Predecessor Fund was liquidated and dissolved. The Acquiring Fund succeeded to the accounting and performance records of the Predecessor Fund's Institutional Class, having no performance history of its own prior to the reorganization. The cost basis of investments was carried forward to maintain consistency in realized/unrealized gains and losses and tax distributions. The net assets transferred in the reorganization were as follows:

Item Amount
Shares Issued to Predecessor Fund Shareholders 8,920,814 shares
Combined Net Assets $122,457,265
Tax Status Non-taxable
Predecessor Fund Net Assets (Transferred) $122,457,265

Note: Net assets included accumulated net investment loss of $(310,396), accumulated realized gains of $313,661, and unrealized appreciation of $21,228,254. Prior to the reorganization's effective date, the Predecessor Fund's Retail Class shares were converted to Institutional Class shares on January 23, 2026, to facilitate the transaction. The new fund issues only a single class of shares.

Accounting Policy: Securities Valued Using Three-Tier Fair Value Hierarchy

The fund follows U.S. GAAP, measuring its investment portfolio at fair value and categorizing inputs into three levels based on observability. As of June 30, 2026, all investments were classified as Level 1 (quoted prices in active markets), with no Level 2 or Level 3 assets. Specific valuation methods include: equity securities (including REITs, BDCs, MLPs) are priced at the closing price on the primary exchange or the mean of bid/ask quotes; debt securities are priced by independent pricing services using models such as matrix pricing; exchange-traded options are priced using the composite price from the National Best Bid and Offer (NBBO). The Board has designated Dhandho Funds LLC (the advisor) as the valuation officer, responsible for fair value determinations of securities without market quotations.

Tax and Foreign Currency Policy: Fund Elects Regulated Investment Company (RIC) Tax Treatment

The fund has elected to be taxed as a "regulated investment company" and intends to distribute substantially all of its taxable income to shareholders; therefore, no provision for federal income or excise taxes has been made. To avoid excise taxes, the fund commits to distributing at least 98.0% of its net investment income and at least 98.2% of its realized capital gains (for the 12-month period ending October 31) each calendar year, plus any previously undistributed amounts. As of June 30, 2026, the fund had no late-year loss carryforwards but deferred $211,218 in post-October losses. For foreign currency, the fund does not separate exchange rate fluctuations from security price movements; all foreign currency gains and losses are included in net realized/unrealized gains on investments.


Position Moves

Ticker Direction Author's One-Sentence View Key Data
Pabrai Wagons ETF (Fund itself) Hold and Observe Post-transformation, both scale and performance have risen, but net investment income is extremely low, relying on unrealized appreciation Net assets $212.7 million, total return 28.90%, net investment income $69,179