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In a recent securities filing, Trian Fund Management revealed some interesting new positions that they have taken. One of the most notable ones is a $283 million stake in Solventum, a healthcare company that was spun off from 3M earlier this year. Additionally, Trian also disclosed a nearly $80 million stake in U-Haul Holding and a $14 million stake in British pest control company Rentokil Initial.
It is important to note that while Nelson Peltz has a reputation for being an activist investor, it is not clear if Trian Fund Management directly engaged with the companies in these new holdings. The filing also revealed that Peltz’s fund exited a position in Sysco Corp. and trimmed some of its other positions, such as selling part of its stake in Invesco and Ferguson.
One interesting point to mention is that Trian Fund Management sold nearly all of its Disney stock, which may have been a result of Peltz losing a proxy battle for board changes at the entertainment giant. It is important to keep in mind that quarterly hedge fund filings only reflect the holdings at the end of the time period and do not show the timing of specific trades or the fund’s movements in and out of a stock.
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