[SCHEDULE 13G/A] Fastly, Inc. SEC Filing
Legal & General Group Plc and related investment entities have filed Amendment No. 1 to Schedule 13G for Fastly, Inc. (NYSE: FSLY). The filing, dated 07/02/2025 for an event on 12/31/2023, discloses beneficial ownership of 5,725,142 shares of Class A common stock. This represents approximately 4.4 % of Fastly’s outstanding Class A shares, placing the group below the 5 % threshold that would trigger a Schedule 13D but still among the company’s larger outside shareholders.
The stake is held entirely with shared voting and dispositive power; the reporting persons have no sole voting or dispositive authority. Ownership is spread across multiple subsidiaries:
- Legal & General Investment Management Ltd: 5,712,389 shares (4.4 %) with shared voting power.
- LGIM Managers (Europe) Ltd: 5,615,515 shares (4.29 %).
- Legal & General UCITS ETF Plc: 5,615,515 shares (4.3 %).
- Legal & General Investment Management America Inc: 12,753 shares (0.01 %).
All entities are classified as financial institutions (FI); LGIMA is additionally registered as an investment adviser and commodity trading advisor/operator. The group certifies that its foreign regulatory regime is comparable to U.S. requirements and that the information provided is complete and accurate.
Because the filing does not indicate any recent purchase or sale activity, no directional insight on the group’s trading intentions can be inferred. However, the disclosure confirms continued institutional ownership by a global asset-management firm, which may be viewed by some investors as a sign of confidence in Fastly’s long-term prospects.
- Institutional endorsement: A respected global asset-management group continues to hold a significant 4.4 % stake, which some investors may interpret as confidence in Fastly.
- None.
Insights
TL;DR – Legal & General still owns ~4.4 % of FSLY, all via shared authority; neutral disclosure, modest institutional support.
The amendment shows Legal & General and affiliates controlling 5.7 million Fastly shares. The stake remains passive (Schedule 13G) and below 5 %, implying no change in control ambition. Shared voting authority suggests the holding is spread across index and ETF products rather than an active position. From a market-impact perspective the news is mostly neutral; it simply updates ownership records without signaling transactions or strategic intent. Still, the presence of a well-regarded asset manager can lend credibility and provide liquidity support.