Why Are Institutional Investors Adjusting Their Holdings in Huntsman Co. (NYSE:HUN)?

2 min read | March 18, 2025 05:20 AM PDT | By Team Kalkine Media

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Institutional Investors Modify Holdings

Several institutional investors have either increased or decreased their positions in Huntsman. Victory Capital Management Inc. reduced its stake significantly in the company during the fourth quarter. The firm’s updated SEC filing indicated a substantial decrease in its holdings of the stock.

Other firms have also made changes to their positions. R Squared Ltd acquired a new stake in Huntsman, adding the stock to its portfolio. True Wealth Design LLC and MidWestOne Financial Group Inc. also initiated positions, demonstrating engagement with the company’s stock.

Increased Positions by Some Firms

Despite some reductions in holdings, other institutional investors have increased their positions. KBC Group NV expanded its stake significantly during the fourth quarter. The firm purchased additional shares, reinforcing its investment in the company. Similarly, Larson Financial Group LLC boosted its position in Huntsman, acquiring more shares compared to the previous quarter.

Institutional Ownership in Huntsman

A large portion of Huntsman’s shares remains in the hands of institutional investors. Hedge funds and asset management firms continue to maintain substantial ownership in the company. These ownership patterns indicate ongoing interest from financial firms in Huntsman’s operations within the basic materials sector.

Implications for the Basic Materials Sector

Adjustments in institutional holdings often reflect broader market trends or portfolio reallocations. The basic materials sector, which includes chemical manufacturing, remains a key area for industrial production. Companies within this space provide essential raw materials for multiple industries, maintaining relevance in global markets.

With continued interest from institutional investors, Huntsman remains an active component of investment portfolios, with its presence in the basic materials sector ensuring its role in industrial supply chains.

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