Harvest Fund Management significantly boosts holdings in Baker Hughes, Eli Lilly, and other key U.S. stocks

Harvest Fund Management Co. Ltd disclosed new filings showing it increased positions in multiple U.S. stocks, including Baker Hughes, Eli Lilly, Exelon, and Take-Two Interactive Software. The fund raised its Baker Hughes stake by 21.6% to 73,679 shares (about $3.36 million), and boosted Eli Lilly by 134.5% to 17,666 shares (about $18.99 million). It also lifted its Exelon holdings by 21.6% to 75,592 shares (about $3.30 million) and increased Take-Two by 9.9% to 25,863 shares (about $6.62 million). Across these moves, the reports highlight that institutional investors collectively hold the vast majority of the shares, with other major asset managers and hedge funds also adjusting their stakes. Overall, the filings point to continued active institutional reallocation among energy, healthcare, utilities, and video game equities.
In Baker Hughes filings, Harvest also reported an insider transaction: Chief Administrative Officer Rebecca L. Charlton sold 5,088 shares on June 3.
Other institutional activity around Baker Hughes included Norges Bank initiating a new position in Q4 valued at about $1.022 billion (and Vanguard adding 0.5% to reach 123,890,075 shares worth about $6.036 billion).
For Eli Lilly, the report says the stock made up 0.7% of Harvest’s investment portfolio and was its 23rd largest holding.
Exelon’s coverage included company fundamentals and trading context: the stock opened at $44.63, traded within a 12-month range of $42.11–$50.65, and the company reported a quick ratio of 0.85, a current ratio of 0.94, and a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.65 (plus it had recently disclosed a quarterly dividend).
For Take-Two, the filings roundup noted Norges Bank purchased a new position in Q4 valued at approximately $735,389, and the stock opened at $216.65 (with hedge funds/institutional investors owning 95.46% of shares).
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