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Ownership stakes (13D / 13G)
An investor who owns more than 5% of a public company must say so. Investors who may try to influence the company, such as activists, file the longer Schedule 13D; passive holders file the shorter Schedule 13G.
- Where it comes from
Filings that investors send to the SEC and that the SEC publishes on EDGAR.
Who reports it: The investor, within days of crossing 5%, and again whenever the stake changes materially.
Official source
- How often we update it
- Throughout the day on SEC business days
- Last updated
- (15 hours ago)
Updates are running behind; we're on it.
- Coverage
- Filings since October 2024.
- Worth knowing
- 13G filings are far more common than 13D. A 13D usually means the investor intends to push for changes, so it tends to get more attention.
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