BOEING CO
2,783 institutions still hold BOEING CO as of Q2 2026. Tracked across SEC 13F-HR filings, with insider and 13D/G activity surfaced alongside.
BA Q1 2026 institutional ownership is a $119.2B book across 2,426 holders. BlackRock is the largest holder at $11.6B (58.2M shares, +6.1%, +3.6M shares) and a modest buyer. FMR/Fidelity is second at $11.3B (56.9M shares, +7.3%) -- the largest buyer in absolute terms. Vanguard Capital Management is third at $10.2B (51.0M shares, NEW after three-way split). State Street is fourth at $7.4B (37.4M shares, +0.4%). Capital World Investors is fifth at $5.1B (25.7M shares, -11.3%, -$784M) -- the largest seller. Newport Trust $5.7B (28.7M shares, -10.3%, -$697M). Susquehanna International Group (market_maker) $4.3B (21.4M shares, -4.5%, -$597M). Geode Capital $3.5B (+3.1%). Loomis Sayles $2.8B (slight trim). Pentwater Capital $2.4B (+0.4%, slight value decline). Bank of America $2.3B (+4.0%, +$98M). Morgan Stanley $2.1B (-1.5%, -$206M). MassFinancial $1.7B (-15.6%, -$364M). Jane Street Group (market_maker) $1.7B (+5.5%). UBS Group $1.5B (+19.7%, +$149M). Northern Trust $1.3B (+2.0%). RBC $1.2B (-13.4%, -$185M). Fisher Asset $1.2B (+0.8%, +$60M). Invesco $1.2B (+0.5%, +$97M). Nuveen $827M (-22.5%, -$485M). JPMorgan $878M (+28.1%, +$96M). Deutsche Bank $721M NEW larger position ($362M prior). Vanguard Portfolio Management $2.6B (NEW); Vanguard Fiduciary Trust $882M (NEW) -- total Vanguard passive $13.7B. New: Vanguard three-way; Deutsche Bank larger. Sellers: Capital World -$784M; Newport Trust -$697M; State Street -$605M; Susquehanna -$597M; Nuveen -$485M; MassFinancial -$364M; Loomis -$274M; Morgan Stanley -$206M; RBC -$185M. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money-signal read: BA Q1 2026 flows are net-bearish, dominated by Capital World -$784M, Newport Trust -$697M, State Street -$605M, and Susquehanna -$597M. The sellers include prominent value-and-active managers (Capital World, MassFinancial, Pentwater, Nuveen) and a market maker reducing. Buyers are fewer in absolute terms: Fidelity +7.3% share add, Deutsche Bank +$205M, JPMorgan +$96M, UBS +$149M, Fisher +$60M. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. The net read is cautious-to-bearish on Boeing -- large active managers trimming, likely reflecting delivery-backlog and quality concerns following the 737 MAX crisis era. The absence of mega-buyers (no BlackRock meaningful add, no Jones Financial, no Envestnet) reinforces the cautious posture.
Top holders
Sorted by position value. Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR filings.