Major Stake Adjustments
Major Investors Boost ASML Holdings, Rebalancing Stakes Across Tech and Pharma Companies
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Multiple institutional investors adjusted stakes based on recent 13F filings, with ASML drawing the most attention. Martin Investment Management cut its ASML position by about 29.9%, leaving it with 835 shares worth roughly $893,000, while Spinnaker Trust increased its ASML holdings by 7.7% to 7,823 shares worth about $8.37 million. Other investors also made notable ASML moves, including large increases from firms such as WCM Investment Management and AllianceBernstein, alongside continued institutional ownership of about 26%. In the pharma sector, Martin Investment Management trimmed Novartis by 2.9% and AstraZeneca by 3.2%, holding Novartis at about $29.2 million and AstraZeneca at about $54.3 million, where AstraZeneca was its largest position at roughly 14.2% of the portfolio. Overall, the filings point to selective rebalancing rather than a wholesale shift away from these companies, with activity concentrated among major institutional holders.
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Beyond Martin and Spinnaker, Capital International Investors boosted its ASML position by 17.3% (to 3,919,154 shares valued at about $3.79 billion), and Arrowstreet Capital Limited Partnership and the Regents of the University of California also initiated new ASML stakes (about $505.5 million and $413.3 million, respectively).
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ASML changes also included Van ECK Associates lifting its stake by 16.6% (to 2,148,506 shares valued at about $2.08 billion) and Bank of America Corp DE increasing its ASML holdings by 8.3% (to 1,865,254 shares valued at about $1.81 billion).
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In Novartis filings, Raymond James Financial increased its NVS stake by 77.7% (to 1,648,174 shares valued at about $211.4 million), and Bank of Montreal Can raised its stake by 85.0% (to 1,045,191 shares valued at about $134.0 million).
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For AstraZeneca, additional large holders adjusted positions as well: Bank of America Corp DE increased AZN by 4.7% (to 32,633,139 shares worth about $2.50 billion) and Dimensional Fund Advisors LP raised its AZN stake by 9.4% (to 6,805,896 shares worth about $521.5 million).
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