Sands Capital Select Growth Fund Q2 2026 letter highlights Carpenter Technology (CRS) as a leading supplier of specialty nickel alloys for aerospace, contributing 1.7% to fund performance
Sands Capital Select Growth Fund, in its Q2 2026 investor letter, noted that Carpenter Technology Corporation (NYSE:CRS), a specialty metals manufacturer, has been held since 2025 with a 4.2% portfolio weight. The fund maintains conviction in CRS due to its specialized materials leadership, pricing power, and exposure to a multiyear aerospace production recovery. The company's fiscal third-quarter results reinforced Sands Capital's margin thesis, showing significant operating leverage as the aerospace equipment cycle continued to recover, with Specialty Alloys Operations generating an 86% incremental margin.
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