12 of the Top 15 Institutional Shareholders Increased Holdings by $1.2 Billion in Q2

Data from Strategy shows that among its top 15 institutional shareholders, 12 increased their holdings in the second quarter, with a total increase of $1.2 billion. Capital International Investors leads with a position of $3.49 billion, having increased its holdings by $346 million compared to the previous quarter. Goldman Sachs saw the largest increase, rising from $149 million to $555 million, an increase of approximately $407 million. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund increased its holdings by $45 million to $398 million. Only Geode Capital, UBS, and Capital Research Global Investors reduced their holdings.

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