LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP

Lockheed Martin's Q1 2026 institutional ownership is a $102.3B book across 2,815 holders. State Street is the largest holder at $19.7B (32.6M shares, -7.4% shares, -$3.4B from $23.1B); BlackRock is second at $10.8B (17.8M shares, +2.6% shares, +$2.2B); Vanguard combined across two entities totals $11.7B (Vanguard Capital Management $8.5B NEW, Vanguard Portfolio Management $3.2B NEW). The Q1 2026 flow is net-bullish: BlackRock +$2.2B was the largest active increase; Capital Research Global surged from a $340K residual to $885M (+$721M, +2,117%) as the most dramatic percentage increase; Two Sigma surged +$580M (+1,192%); Goldman Sachs +$460M; Mirae Asset +$376M; Geode +$705M; Fidelity +$295M; Invesco +$238M; RBC +$324M; AQR +$286M. Sellers: Charles Schwab cut -$481M (-8.5%); Wellington Management cut -$524M (-87.2%, from $1.0B to $491M) -- a near-total exit; State Street -$3.4B; Morgan Stanley -$653M; UBS Group -$88M; Franklin Resources -$42M; Northern Trust -$198M; Bank of America -$181M; Susquehanna -$72M. The Vanguard two-way split (no Fiduciary Trust NEW here, just Capital + Portfolio) adds $11.7B in new-reported holdings. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money-signal read: LMT's Q1 2026 holder picture is net-bullish. BlackRock's +$2.2B add is the most significant conviction signal from a passive-and-active giant. Capital Research Global's emergence from a $340K residual to an $885M position (+2,117%) is the portfolio's most dramatic new conviction. Two Sigma's +1,192% surge and Goldman Sachs's +46% add are notable quant-and-active signals. Wellington's near-total exit (-87.2%) is the largest bearish move and worth monitoring. Overall, active-manager flows skew bullish on LMT in Q1 2026.