Silver Lake Partners sells Dell stock; Danske Bank trims its stake
· 5 sources
Filings reported by Investing.com and MarketBeat show Silver Lake Partners V DE selling Dell shares and Danske Bank reducing its Dell position.
What happened
Investing.com reports that Silver Lake Partners V DE (AIV), L.P., listed as a director and 10% owner of Dell Technologies, sold shares of the company. One Investing.com headline puts the sale at $23.15M, while another cites $904K.
Investing.com UK also covers the related Form 4 filing, which refers to 11 September. The sources do not explain the difference between the two dollar figures, so ATLAS does not attempt to reconcile them.
Separately, MarketBeat reports that Danske Bank A S cut its Dell position by 11.7% in the third quarter, based on its latest 13F filing with the SEC. The fund held 460,242 shares. Benzinga also published an analysis piece on the stock.
Context
Form 4 filings disclose transactions by company insiders and major owners, while 13F filings show the quarterly holdings of institutional investors.
Why it matters
Insider sales and changes in institutional positions are among the ownership disclosures that market participants follow when assessing a company.
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