Sit entities disclose 26.3% MIN (NYSE: MIN) stake in Schedule 13D/A
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SCHEDULE 13D/A
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
MFS Intermediate Income Trust received an updated ownership filing from investment manager Sit entities. SIT Investment Associates Inc. and SIT Fixed Income Advisors II LLC /ADV report beneficial ownership of 29,943,126 shares of common stock, representing 26.3% of the fund’s outstanding shares.
Their position is reported entirely with shared voting and shared dispositive power, with no sole authority. The percentage is based on 113,798,238 shares outstanding as of October 31, 2025. The filing notes that no individual client account holds more than 5% and none of the firms’ directors or executive officers own shares directly.
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FAQ
What stake do Sit entities report in MFS Intermediate Income Trust (MIN)?
Sit entities report beneficial ownership of 29,943,126 shares of MFS Intermediate Income Trust common stock, equal to 26.3% of the fund’s outstanding shares, based on 113,798,238 shares outstanding as of October 31, 2025.
Who are the reporting persons in this Schedule 13D/A for MIN?
The reporting persons are SIT Investment Associates Inc. and SIT Fixed Income Advisors II LLC /ADV. Both entities report the same aggregate beneficial ownership and identical shared voting and dispositive powers over the 29,943,126 shares of MFS Intermediate Income Trust.
How was the 26.3% ownership in MIN calculated in this filing?
The 26.3% ownership figure is calculated using the reported beneficial holdings of 29,943,126 shares divided by 113,798,238 MFS Intermediate Income Trust shares outstanding as of October 31, 2025, as disclosed in the issuer’s Form N-CSR.
Do Sit’s individual client accounts or executives directly own more than 5% of MIN?
The filing states that none of SIA’s or SFI’s client accounts owns more than 5% of MFS Intermediate Income Trust’s outstanding shares, and none of their directors or executive officers directly owns shares of the fund.