Linonia reports 8.08M NYT Class A shares (5.0%)
The New York Times Company filing shows that Linonia-affiliated filers report beneficial ownership of 8,079,792 Class A shares, representing 5.0% of the class based on February 18, 2026 outstanding shares (160,457,961).
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
The New York Times Company filing shows that Linonia-affiliated filers report beneficial ownership of 8,079,792 Class A shares, representing 5.0% of the class based on February 18, 2026 outstanding shares (160,457,961). The shares are held by Linonia Partners Fund LP with shared voting and dispositive power among the Fund, the Investment Manager, the General Partner and Philip Uhde.
Insights
Linonia reports a 5.0% stake in NYT via shared control of 8,079,792 shares.
The filing attributes 8,079,792 Class A shares to Linonia Partners Fund LP and related entities, using the Issuer's stated outstanding share count as of February 18, 2026. The report clarifies shared voting and dispositive power among the Fund, The Linonia Partnership LP, The Linonia Partnership GP LLC, and Philip Uhde.
Holder decisions will determine any future trading; subsequent filings would show changes in ownership or voting treatment.
Filing is a standard beneficial-ownership disclosure with joint attribution through management entities.
The statement explains the governance chain: the Fund holds the shares, the Investment Manager acts for the Fund, the GP is the manager's GP, and Mr. Uhde is the managing member, creating shared powers over the reported shares.
Percentages are computed from the Issuer's 10-K outstanding share figure of 160,457,961 as of February 18, 2026; watch for amendments if voting arrangements change.
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