Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. has reduce its stake in HP Inc. by about half, and Carl Icahn has diminished his place in FirstEnergy Corp. and relinquished a board seat, based on regulatory filings Monday.
According to a submitting with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Berkshire
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has reduce its stake in HP
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to five.2%, down from about 10%, or 97.9 million shares, as of Oct. 3, after the conglomerate bought HP shares for 9 straight buying and selling periods.
The submitting confirmed Berkshire nonetheless owns about 51.5 million shares of HP, price about $1.56 billion, primarily based on Monday’s closing worth of $30.37. After the latest sale, Berkshire dropped from HP’s second-largest shareholder to its third-largest, behind Vanguard Group and BlackRock Fund Advisors, based on FactSet information.
Meanwhile, an SEC submitting confirmed Andrew Teno, an government at Icahn Group, resigned from the board of FirstEnergy
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efficient Dec. 8. That board seat was contingent on Icahn holding at the least a 1.5% stake within the firm, the submitting stated, and he was required to resign as soon as the stake fell under that threshold.
Icahn took a stake in FirstEnergy in February 2021, and held a 2.5% stake as of Sept. 30, based on FactSet information.
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