[SCHEDULE 13G] Limbach Holdings, Inc SEC Filing
Wasatch Advisors LP reported passive beneficial ownership of 638,879 shares of Limbach Holdings, Inc., representing 5.5% of the company's common stock. Wasatch has sole dispositive power over all 638,879 shares and sole voting power over 491,123 shares, with no shared voting or dispositive power. The filing classifies Wasatch as an investment adviser organized in Delaware and includes addresses for the issuer and the filer. The filing also includes a certification that the shares were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and not for the purpose of changing control.
- Material, disclosed stake of 5.5% (638,879 shares) in Limbach Holdings provides clear public information about institutional ownership
- Sole dispositive power over 638,879 shares and sole voting power over 491,123 shares indicates Wasatch controls disposition and a substantial portion of voting influence for its position
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Wasatch holds a disclosed passive 5.5% stake (638,879 shares) with sole dispositive control; material but routine under Schedule 13G.
Wasatch's reported position crosses the >5% threshold that triggers public disclosure, making this a material ownership update. The filer reports sole dispositive power for 638,879 shares and sole voting power for 491,123 shares, with no shared powers. Classification as an investment adviser and the certification of passive, ordinary-course holdings indicate the filer asserts no intent to influence control, which is consistent with a Schedule 13G rather than a 13D.
TL;DR: A 5.5% passive stake signals institutional interest in LMB while the filer disclaims any plan to seek control.
From a portfolio perspective, a 5.5% holding is large enough to be noticed by the market and other institutional holders. The filing shows clear dispositive authority and significant voting power, though less than dispositive power, and the filer states the position is held in the ordinary course. No shared control or group affiliation is reported, and no transaction intent to change control is asserted.