PALO ALTO NETWORKS INC
2,772 institutions still hold PALO ALTO NETWORKS INC as of Q1 2026. Tracked across SEC 13F-HR filings, with insider and 13D/G activity surfaced alongside.
PANW Q1 2026 institutional ownership is a $101.4B book across 2,379 holders. BlackRock is the largest holder at $11.6B (72.4M shares, +19.9%, +$611M from $10.5B) -- the largest buyer. Vanguard Capital Management is second at $8.5B (52.8M shares, NEW after three-way split). State Street is third at $5.7B (35.5M shares, +16.3%, +$102M). Morgan Stanley is fourth at $5.2B (32.3M shares, +6.2%, shares up but value declined -$430M mark-to-market). Geode Capital is fifth at $3.1B (19.3M shares, +20.7%, +$153M). Vanguard Portfolio Management $3.1B (NEW); Vanguard Fiduciary Trust $748M (NEW) -- total Vanguard passive exposure $12.3B. JPMorgan $2.1B (+14.7%, shares up). UBS Group $1.8B (+8.6%, shares up but value -$103M mark-to-market). Susquehanna International Group (market_maker) $1.8B (-3.2%, -$331M). UBS AM $1.3B (+35.6%, +$170M). Nuveen $1.3B (+10.7%, shares up). Northern Trust $1.4B (+8.4%, shares up). RBC $1.2B (-2.6%, -$203M). Goldman Sachs $1.1B (+10.7%, +$55M). Invesco $1.1B (+15.6%, +$9M). Ameriprise $1.0B (+28.3%, +$70M). First Trust $1.0B (+4.3%, shares up but value -$104M). Amundi $1.0B (+141.3%, +$315M) -- explosive add. Bank of America $3.6B (+1.8%, +$35M). FMR/Fidelity $1.3B (-2.5%, -$200M). Clearbridge Investments $787M (-12.4%, -$245M). Barclays $714M (-12.5%, -$218M). Wells Fargo $990M (-2.5%, -$155M). BNY Mellon not in listed top-20 for PANW. Deutsche Bank $729M (+11.3%, +$74M). New positions: Vanguard three-way. Sellers: Morgan Stanley (value decline despite share add), Susquehanna -$331M, Clearbridge -$245M, Barclays -$218M, RBC -$203M, Fidelity -$200M, Wells Fargo -$155M, First Trust -$104M. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money-signal read: PANW Q1 2026 holder flows are net-bullish. BlackRock +$611M, State Street +$102M, Geode +$153M, Ameriprise +$70M, Goldman +$55M, Amundi +$315M, UBS AM +$170M, Deutsche Bank +$74M, JPMorgan share add all point to active-manager conviction in cybersecurity. The seller cohort (Susquehanna -$331M, Clearbridge -$245M, Barclays -$218M) are quant/long-short and wealth-platform rotations rather than fundamental de-risking. Fidelity -$200M is the most notable active-manager reduction but is more than offset by the buyer cohort. The net read: bullish on Palo Alto Networks -- cybersecurityemand remains robust and institutional holders are adding across the board.
Top holders
Sorted by position value. Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR filings.