UBER TECHNOLOGIES INC

UBER Q1 2026 institutional ownership snapshot shows 2,324 holders with $118.9B aggregate value. All top-20 holders are flagged NEW with no prior-quarter shares, indicating this security's comparison data is unavailable for Q1 2026 (likely a first-time capture or reclassification event — previousQuarter is 2026-01-06 rather than standard 2025-12-31). Largest holders by value: BlackRock ($10.9B, 151.0M shares), Vanguard Capital Management ($9.6B, 133.7M shares), Capital Research Global Investors ($8.4B, 116.3M shares), State Street ($6.5B, 90.6M shares), Morgan Stanley ($5.5B, 77.1M shares), Public Investment Fund ($5.2B, 72.8M shares), Geode Capital ($3.4B, 47.9M shares), Vanguard Portfolio Management ($2.7B, 38.1M shares), Pershing Square Capital ($2.2B, 30.0M shares), FMR/Fidelity ($1.9B, 26.0M shares), Susquehanna International Group (market_maker, $1.8B), UBS Group ($1.5B), Goldman Sachs ($1.5B), Northern Trust ($1.3B), Jane Street (market_maker, $1.3B), Bank of America ($1.2B), Capital World Investors ($1.2B), Charles Schwab ($1.1B), Legal & General ($1.1B), Deutsche Bank ($1.0B). Vanguard total passive_index exposure: ~$12.2B across three entities. Notable holders: Pershing Square ($2.2B, Bill Ackman's concentrated-value vehicle), Public Investment Fund ($5.2B, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund) — both indicate UBER retains benchmark/portfolio status among concentrated and sovereign investors. No directional change data (topBuyers empty, topSellers empty, all flagged NEW). Without prior-quarter comparison, no accumulation or reduction trends can be determined. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money-signal read: neutral pending historical data. The holder set (Capital Research Global $8.4B, Pershing Square $2.2B, PIF $5.2B) shows UBER retains conviction from high-conviction active managers and sovereign investors despite the lack of directional change data.