Shareholders

See who owns a company, and what changed since last quarter

Each company’s Shareholders lists the institutions, funds, insiders and big stakes that hold it, each with what changed since last quarter and the filing behind it. Every row comes from an official filing, in 16 markets. Free for investors.

  • 28,503 companies with their shareholders listed, from official filings ·
  • 16,415 institutions and funds, each with a page of what it holds ·
  • 46,547 insiders, each with a page of their trades ·

What it does

Who owns a company, on its page. Its Shareholders section shows the largest institutions and funds, its insiders’ latest trades and its big stakes, and its Shareholders page lists every holder, by family or by filer, with what changed since last quarter. Each institution, fund and insider has a page of what it holds or traded.

Who it’s for

  • Investors who want to know who else owns their companies
  • Investors who watch what large funds buy and sell
  • Anyone checking a company before they buy

How Shareholders works

  1. Open a company’s page

    Its Shareholders section has four tabs: the largest institutions and funds, the insiders’ latest trades and the big stakes.

  2. See what changed

    Each holder shows what changed since last quarter. Show only the new holders, the increases, the decreases or the exits.

  3. See every holder

    See all opens the company’s Shareholders page, grouped by family or listed by filer.

  4. Open a holder

    Each institution, fund and insider has a page of what it holds or traded, each row with its filing.

Top 3 reasons to see who owns a company on 6ix

  • Every kind of holder

    Institutions, funds, insiders and big stakes, side by side.

  • What changed, at a glance

    New holders, increases, decreases and exits since last quarter.

  • Straight from the filings

    Every row comes from an official filing, in 16 markets.

Questions about Shareholders

Where does it come from?

From official filings in 16 markets: the holdings reports fund managers and funds file, insiders’ reports of their trades and big-stake notices. Each row links to the filing behind it.

How up to date is it?

New insider trades and big-stake notices reach 6ix as often as every 10 minutes, and every market at least once a day. Fund managers report their holdings each quarter, so the list shows the latest complete quarter.

What does it cost?

Nothing. 6ix is free for investors.