Which hedge funds own JBTM? JBT MAREL CORPORATION, Q2 2026 13F holders
34 tracked hedge funds disclosed a position in JBTM (JBT MAREL CORPORATION) in their Q2 2026 13F filings, worth $294.6m in total. The largest holder by portfolio weight is P2 Capital Partners, LLC at 13.3% of its book. 8 opened a new position this quarter: Sea Cliff Partners Management, LP, Atom Investors LP, CenterBook Partners LP, Balyasny Asset Management L.P.. 31 exited: 140 Summer Partners LP, Shaolin Capital Management LLC, TENOR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT Co., L.P..
- 34
- Holders Tracked managers whose filing for the quarter reports a long equity position in the security.
- 8
- New this quarter Holders whose previous filing (at most two quarters earlier) did not report the security.
- 31
- Exited this quarter Tracked managers whose previous filing reported the security and whose filing for the quarter does not.
- $23.7m
- Inflow, new holders Combined value of the positions the new holders reported for the quarter.
- $375m
- Outflow, exits Combined value the exiting managers reported for the security in their previous filing.
- $295m
- Combined value Sum of the holders' reported positions in the security.
- 2.7%
- 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
Ownership over time
Who discovered JBTM first? Beta
The run: Q4 2008 → Q4 2021, ×19
| P2 Capital Partners, LLC high conviction | Q3 2024 | – | +3.5 pts |
| ArrowMark Colorado Holdings LLC | Q2 2018 | – | +1.1 pts |
| SG Capital Management LLC | Q2 2016 | – | +0.4 pts |
| Turtle Creek Asset Management Inc. | Q4 2022 | – | +0.3 pts |
| Camden Asset Management L P | Q2 2022 | – | 0.0 pts |
| Empyrean Capital Partners, LP | Q4 2022 | – | 0.0 pts |
| ACK Asset Management LLC high conviction | Q2 2022 | – | −0.6 pts |
| Roubaix Capital, LLC | Q4 2019 | – | −1.2 pts |
Split-adjusted quarter-end prices, excluding dividends. They describe the stock while each manager held it, not the return it earned.