Amundi boosts stake in Analog Devices, files with SEC
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Updated Oct 14
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What happened
Amundi increased its investment in Analog Devices on October 14, 2026, and disclosed the change to the SEC. This action follows other institutional movements in the stock, including BlackRock Inc. buying a new stake in the second quarter and First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. reducing its holdings by 29.0% in the third quarter.
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Why it matters
The change in institutional ownership reflects shifts in investor confidence regarding Analog Devices. Other major funds, such as Van ECK Associates Corp and Bank of America Corp DE, have also recently boosted their positions in the semiconductor company.
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Who's involved
- Analog DevicesAmerican semiconductor company whose stock is being traded
- AmundiFrench subsidiary that increased its investment holdings in Analog Devices
- SECRegulatory body requiring formal filing obligations
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The entities involved
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Analog Devices
American company
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Amundi
French subsidiary jointly created by Crédit Agricole and Société Générale
Related events
- Analog Devices filed a Form 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission on October 18, 2026.
- Amundi lifted its holdings in Meta shares, while the Securities and Exchange Commission received 13F filings for Meta.
- Amundi increased its holdings in Applied Materials stock, filing the transaction with the SEC.
- Amundi boosted its holdings in Alcoa stock, which was subsequently disclosed via an SEC filing.
- Amundi and Swedbank increased their stakes in Seagate stock, which subsequently filed a disclosure with the SEC.