Institutional Ownership
Bridgewater's position in Nio up 6.6% in Q3, holdings in Xpeng and Li Auto remain stable
The market value of Bridgewater's holdings in Nio decreased by 22.58 percent during the third quarter, while its holdings in Xpeng and Li Auto decreased by 62.31 percent and 39.77 percent, respectively.
Berkshire further cuts its position in BYD by 3.3 million shares
Berkshire sold these shares on November 1 to cash out HK$560 million, reducing its stake in BYD to 17.92 percent.
Baillie Gifford boosts holdings in Tesla, Nio, cuts Li Auto in Q3
Baillie Gifford increased its holdings in Nio by 50,039 shares, Tesla by 18.47 million shares and cut its position in Li Auto by half during the third quarter.
BlackRock reduces holdings in BYD H shares
BYD said the move was a free choice for its shareholder and that the company had tried to communicate with BlackRock but did not receive any substantive information.
JPMorgan adds HK$1 billion worth of Xpeng shares in past month
JPMorgan Chase has increased its stake in Xpeng by 16.68 million shares since August 26, and now holds 78.58 million shares.
Buffett sells additional 1.7 million BYD shares after first move late last month
Berkshire reduced its stake in BYD to 18.87 percent on September 1 after cutting its holdings by 1.716 million BYD H shares.
BYD says no need to over-interpret after Buffett's holdings cut sends shares plummeting
As of press time, BYD's shares traded in Hong Kong were down more than 11 percent and those traded in Shenzhen were down about 8 percent.
Berkshire sold 1.33 million shares of BYD traded in Hong Kong on Aug 24
Following the move, Berkshire Hathaway's stake in BYD fell from 20.04 percent to 19.92 percent.
Largest US pension keeps positions in Nio and Xpeng largely unchanged in Q2, increases bet on Li Auto
The CalPERS opened a position in Nio in the first quarter of 2019, when it bought 140,451 shares. Nio went public in the US on September 12, 2018.
Canada's largest pension fund reduces holdings in Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto in Q2
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board reduced its positions in Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto by 33.41 percent, 35.38 percent and 8.39 percent, respectively, during the second quarter.
