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Activist filings · SEC 13D/13G

Every activist campaign, in one place.

When an investor crosses 5% of a public company they file 13D (active) or 13G (passive). 13D means they will push for change — board seats, breakup, sale, CEO replacement. This page tracks every major ongoing and recent 13D/13G campaign.

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Ongoing campaigns

ActivistTargetLatest filing
Engine Capital
Engine Capital
ETSY logoETSY
Etsy, Inc.
2024-12-03
Pershing Square Capital
Bill Ackman / Pershing Square
FNMA logoFNMA
Federal National Mortgage Association
2024-11-14
ValueAct Capital Partners
ValueAct Capital
NTR logoNTR
Nutrien Ltd.
2024-07-29
Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffett / Berkshire Hathaway
OXY logoOXY
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
2024-06-18
Elliott
Elliott Investment Management
TRIP logoTRIP
Tripadvisor Inc.
2024-04-01
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Latest disclosures

Recent filings (all outcomes)

Intent rollup

By campaign type

Active (13D)

Pushing for change — board seats, breakup, CEO replacement

8
SWX · LUV · TRIP · DIS · …
Event-driven

Positioned for a specific catalyst, not pushing for change

1
FNMA
Passive (13G)

Crossed 5% threshold but explicitly no engagement intent

1
OXY

How to read this data

Any investor crossing 5% of a public company’s outstanding shares must file 13D (with intent to influence) or 13G (passive long-term hold) within 10 days. Amendments (13D/A, 13G/A) follow when the position changes by 1%+ or intent shifts. Every row here links to the underlying EDGAR filing.

Crossing 10% triggers Section 16 reporting (faster, more granular). See Form 4 insider activity for executive-level filings.

Related SEC filings on HoldLens

DEF 14A explainer · Proxy tracker (DEF 14A) · Insider trades (Form 4) · Material events (8-K) · Chapter 11 (8-K Item 1.03) · SEC enforcement

Sister property: SecFilingDex — encyclopedic entry for Schedule 13D vs 13G (activist vs passive 5%+ ownership) with the regulatory citations behind every campaign above.