Fund Update: 125,485 MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS (MSI) shares added to COMGEST GLOBAL INVESTORS S.A.S. portfolio - Quiver Quantitative
π COMGEST GLOBAL INVESTORS S.A.S. added 125,485 shares of MSI to its portfolio for the Q1 2026 reporting period.
π D.E. Shaw & Co., Inc. significantly increased its position by adding 1,227,493 shares (+1384.5%) valued at $470.5 million in Q4 2025.
π Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Co. removed 1,182,266 shares (-99.2%) from its portfolio in Q1 2026.
π° CEO Gregory Q Brown sold 171,635 shares for an estimated $80.5 million over the last six months with zero purchases.
π Total stock awards paid to MSI employees reached $139.6 million in the past year, driven by government contract sustainment deals.
π Wall Street analysts maintain bullish ratings, with Piper Sandler and Morgan Stanley issuing 'Overweight' recommendations recently.
π― Analyst price targets for MSI range from $436 to $525, with a median target of $509 set by firms like Barclays and JP Morgan.
- Major institutional investor D.E. Shaw & Co., Inc. added over 1.2 million shares, representing a massive 1384.5% increase in their portfolio.
- Ameriprise Financial Inc. increased its holdings by 77.2%, adding nearly 885,000 shares valued at $339.2 million.
- Multiple top-tier analysts including Piper Sandler and Morgan Stanley have issued 'Overweight' ratings on the stock.
- Analyst price targets are generally elevated, with a median target of $509 suggesting continued confidence in the company's valuation.
- Significant insider buying from members of Congress occurred recently, with Representative Jared Moskowitz making two purchases totaling up to $30,000.
- CEO Gregory Q Brown and several other executives have executed a total of 65 sales over the past six months with zero purchases.
- Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Co. completely exited its position by removing 1,182,266 shares (-99.2%) in Q1 2026.
- Capital World Investors reduced their stake significantly by removing 682,415 shares (-77.7%) in Q1 2026.
- Some analysts have set lower price targets, such as Erik Lapinski from Morgan Stanley at $436, which is below the median target.