Understanding Redburn Atlantic's Shift on Exxon Mobil

2 min read | September 24, 2024 06:46 AM PDT | By Team Kalkine Media

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Fund Sentiment Overview

Recent data shows a total of 5,328 funds or institutions currently holding positions in Exxon Mobil, marking an increase of 169 entities, or 3.28%, compared to the previous quarter. The average portfolio weight allocated to Exxon Mobil among these funds stands at 0.98%, which has seen a growth of 5.32%. Over the last three months, the total number of shares owned by institutions rose by 18.02%, reaching approximately 3,164,146,000 shares. This significant increase suggests a robust institutional interest in the company despite the recent downgrade.

Institutional Shareholder Activity

Several institutional shareholders have adjusted their holdings in Exxon Mobil recently:

Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Investor Shares holds 141,708,000 shares, which equates to 3.19% ownership of the company. This is an increase from the 124,811,000 shares reported in the previous filing, reflecting an increase of 11.92%. The firm has also increased its portfolio allocation in Exxon Mobil by 9.34% over the last quarter.
Vanguard 500 Index Fund Investor Shares holds 115,134,000 shares, representing 2.59% ownership. This is up from the previous report of 100,073,000 shares, indicating a 13.08% increase. Portfolio allocation in Exxon Mobil was raised by 7.86% in the last quarter.
Geode Capital Management has increased its stake to 90,573,000 shares, now representing 2.04% of the company. This reflects an increase from 78,857,000 shares previously held, showing a rise of 12.94%. However, the firm has decreased its portfolio allocation in Exxon Mobil by 43.63% over the last quarter, indicating a strategic shift.
JPMorgan Chase holds 88,258,000 shares, representing 1.99% ownership. The latest report shows an increase from 80,091,000 shares, marking a 9.25% rise, but the firm's allocation has seen a significant decrease of 83.40% in the last quarter.
Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund currently holds 76,272,000 shares, amounting to 1.72% ownership. This shows a slight decrease from the previous holding of 77,887,000 shares, with an overall increase of 1.68% in the portfolio allocation over the last quarter.

The energy sector remains dynamic, with institutions showing varied adjustments to their stakes in Exxon Mobil. While Redburn Atlantic has moved its outlook to Neutral, the overall institutional interest has shown resilience, reflected in increased holdings by several major funds. The ongoing fluctuations in institutional ownership may indicate a complex landscape for Exxon Mobil moving forward, requiring ongoing observation of market trends and institutional strategies.

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