GE AEROSPACE

GE Aerospace's Q1 2026 institutional ownership is a $217.6B book across 3,082 holders. BlackRock is the largest holder at $25.8B (90.8M shares, +0.7% shares); Vanguard now reports as two entities totaling $23.4B (Vanguard Capital Management $18.9B NEW, Vanguard Portfolio Management $4.6B NEW); FMR/Fidelity is third at $14.7B (52.0M shares, -5.0% shares, -$2.1B); TCI Fund Management is fourth at $13.5B (47.5M shares, flat); and State Street is fifth at $12.9B (45.3M shares, +0.2%). Capital Research Global Investors surged +90.4% in shares to $9.9B (+$2.2B) as the largest buyer. Capital International was the largest seller, cutting -54.1% in shares (-$7.5B from $12.9B to $5.5B). Capital World Investors cut -16.4% shares (-$2.2B from $6.5B to $4.4B). Goldman Sachs added +44.5% shares (+$848M). Jane Street (not in top-20 here). The Q1 2026 picture shows continued active-manager conviction in GE Aerospace post-spinoff, with Capital Research Global's surge the most notable signal. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. From a smart-money-signal perspective, GE Aerospace remains one of the most widely-held aerospace names, and the Q1 2026 holder reshuffling reflects continued repositioning after the spinoff -- Capital Research Global's +90.4% surge is the strongest conviction signal this quarter.