Who Owns Drugs Made In America Acquisition - Units Stock?
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Ownership breakdown
- Held by institutions
- 1.54%
- Held by insiders
- 17.88%
- Institutional holders
- 4
- Institutions 1.5%
- Insiders 17.9%
- Public and other 80.6%
Who owns Drugs Made In America Acquisition - Units stock?
Institutional investors own about 1.5% of Drugs Made In America Acquisition - Units's shares, spread across 4 institutions that file 13F reports. That level of institutional ownership is relatively low, leaving more of the stock with retail investors and insiders. Insiders, including executives, directors and large founding shareholders, hold 17.88% of DMAAU.
The largest institutional holders are Clear Street Group Inc. (0.05%) and UBS Group AG (0.01%).
Summary generated from market data by MetaCap's automated system. Methodology
Top institutional holders of DMAAU
| Institution | Shares | % Held | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clear Street Group Inc. | 10.01K | 0.05% | +0.1% |
| UBS Group AG | 1.52K | 0.01% | +0.3% |
% held is the share of total shares outstanding. Change is the percentage change in the position since the holder's previous 13F filing.
Top mutual fund and ETF holders of DMAAU
| Fund | Shares | % Held |
|---|---|---|
| INVESTMENT MANAGERS SERIES TRUST-Robinson Opportunistic Income Fund | 10.00K | 0.05% |
Frequently asked questions
Who is the largest shareholder of Drugs Made In America Acquisition - Units?
Clear Street Group Inc. is the largest institutional shareholder of DMAAU, owning 0.05% of shares outstanding (10.01K shares) as of its latest 13F filing.
What percentage of Drugs Made In America Acquisition - Units is owned by institutions?
Institutions own about 1.5% of DMAAU shares and 1.9% of the public float.
How much of Drugs Made In America Acquisition - Units do insiders own?
Insiders, such as officers and directors, own about 17.88% of DMAAU shares outstanding.
Where does institutional ownership data come from?
Investment managers with more than $100 million in US equities must file Form 13F with the SEC within 45 days of each quarter-end. Holdings are therefore up to about 4.5 months old when published.