Which hedge funds own ADNT? ADIENT PLC, Q2 2026 13F holders
45 tracked hedge funds disclosed a position in ADNT (ADIENT PLC) in their Q2 2026 13F filings, worth $274.3m in total. The largest holder by portfolio weight is Quantedge Capital Pte Ltd at 5.7% of its book. 12 opened a new position this quarter: Ares Systematic Credit Ltd, Hillsdale Investment Management Inc., Campbell & CO Investment Adviser LLC, Readystate Asset Management LP. 3 exited: Lombard Odier Asset Management (USA) Corp, Entropy Technologies, LP, Renaissance Technologies LLC.
- 45
- Holders Tracked managers whose filing for the quarter reports a long equity position in the security.
- 12
- New this quarter Holders whose previous filing (at most two quarters earlier) did not report the security.
- 3
- Exited this quarter Tracked managers whose previous filing reported the security and whose filing for the quarter does not.
- $12.9m
- Inflow, new holders Combined value of the positions the new holders reported for the quarter.
- $6.8m
- Outflow, exits Combined value the exiting managers reported for the security in their previous filing.
- $274m
- Combined value Sum of the holders' reported positions in the security.
- 3.6%
- Share of managers holding Holders as a share of tracked managers filing for that quarter. Comparable across the 2024 coverage expansion, where the raw holder count is not.
Holders, Q2 2026
Exited since the previous filing
| Lombard Odier Asset Management (USA) Corp | 0.3% | $550k |
| Entropy Technologies, LP | 0.01% | $292k |
| Renaissance Technologies LLC | 0.01% | $6.0m |
Ownership over time
Who discovered ADNT first? Beta
The run: Q1 2020 → Q4 2021, +428%
| Masters Capital Management LLC high conviction | Q2 2019 | 5.0% | +8.1 pts |
| Brigade Capital Management, LP | Q1 2019 | 1.8% | +2.8 pts |
| Lakewood Capital Management, LP high conviction | Q2 2019 | 0.6% | −1.4 pts |
| 683 Capital Management, LLC high conviction | Q2 2019 | 1.8% | −1.7 pts |
Split-adjusted quarter-end prices, excluding dividends. They describe the stock while each manager held it, not the return it earned.