[SCHEDULE 13G] MacroGenics, Inc. SEC Filing
On 07/07/2025, Bellevue Group AG and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bellevue Asset Management AG, filed a Schedule 13G revealing a 9,929,963-share position in MacroGenics, Inc. (MGNX) as of 06/01/2025. The stake equals 15.7 % of the company’s outstanding common stock. Both entities are incorporated in Switzerland and report shared voting and dispositive power over the entire holding, with zero sole voting or dispositive authority. Bellevue is classified as a “HC, CO” (parent holding company/control person) and Bellevue Asset Management AG as “CO.”
The certification states that the shares were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and are not intended to influence control of MacroGenics. This filing increases transparency around MacroGenics’ ownership structure and highlights a sizeable passive investment from a regulated Swiss financial institution.
- Bellevue Group AG and Bellevue Asset Management AG now hold 9.93 million MacroGenics shares, representing a significant 15.7 % stake.
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Insights
TL;DR: Swiss investor discloses passive 15.7 % stake, underscoring institutional confidence in MacroGenics.
The 13G filing shows Bellevue Group AG and its asset-management arm jointly owning nearly 10 million MacroGenics shares. Because the form is 13G, the position is declared passive, signalling no immediate activist intent. A 15.7 % holding materially lifts institutional ownership, which can support liquidity and potentially future capital raises. Shared, not sole, voting power confirms collaborative management of the stake within Bellevue’s entities. Overall impact skews positive by demonstrating significant third-party confidence without governance disruption.
TL;DR: Large passive holding disclosed; governance impact minimal at present.
From a governance perspective, the filing satisfies regulatory transparency requirements once a holder exceeds the 5 % threshold. Because Bellevue filed Schedule 13G rather than 13D, it certifies a non-control intent, limiting near-term influence on board matters or strategic direction. Nonetheless, a single shareholder owning over 15 % concentrates voting power, which the board and other investors may monitor. No other control-related provisions are stated, maintaining a neutral governance stance.