New York Times (NYT) Institutional Ownership

95.37% of New York Times' stock is owned by institutional investors. Learn more on NYT's institutional investor holdings.

Of the 507 institutional investors that purchased New York Times' stock in the last 24 months, the following investors and hedge funds have bought the highest volume of shares: California State Teachers Retirement System ($12.53M), AQR Capital Management LLC ($5.17M), Berkshire Hathaway Inc ($5.07M), Bank of Montreal Can ($2.29M), Baillie Gifford & Co. ($2.25M), Acadian Asset Management LLC ($1.87M), and Two Sigma Investments LP ($1.70M).

Institutional investors have bought a total of 37,367,469 shares in the last 24 months. This purchase volume represents approximately $2.55B in transactions.

Of the 181 institutional investors that sold New York Times' stock in the last 24 months, the following investors and hedge funds have sold the highest volume of shares: T. Rowe Price Investment Management Inc. ($4.57M), Farallon Capital Management LLC ($2.33M), Marshall Wace LLP ($1.62M), Wellington Management Group LLP ($1.16M), Allianz Asset Management GmbH ($1.11M), Millennium Management LLC ($1.03M), and Renaissance Technologies LLC ($749.20K).

Institutional investors have sold a total of 21,675,386 shares in the last 24 months. This volume of shares sold represents approximately $1.43B in transactions.