[SCHEDULE 13G/A] Patria Investments Limited SEC Filing
Patria Investments Limited (PAX) received a Schedule 13G/A reporting that Pertento-related reporting persons hold common shares representing notable passive stakes. Pertento Partners LLP and Eduardo Marques each report beneficial ownership of 3,971,972 shares (5.9% of Class A), while Pertento Master Fund Limited reports 3,430,599 shares (5.2%). All reported shares are held with shared voting and dispositive power, and no reporting person claims sole voting or sole dispositive power. The filing states these securities are held for advisory clients of Pertento Partners LLP and asserts the holdings were not acquired to change or influence control of the issuer. The filing is signed by Eduardo Marques and includes a joint filing agreement.
- Clear disclosure of beneficial ownership by Pertento-affiliated parties, aiding market transparency
- Passive intent stated, indicating holdings were not acquired to change or influence control
- All material ownership figures provided: 3,971,972 shares (5.9%) and 3,430,599 shares (5.2%)
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Routine passive ownership disclosure; shows modest concentrated stakes by Pertento-affiliated parties totaling high-single-digit percentages.
The Schedule 13G/A transparently reports passive holdings in Patria Investments Limited by Pertento entities and an individual, with 3.97M shares (5.9%) attributed to both Pertento Partners LLP and Eduardo Marques, and 3.43M shares (5.2%) to Pertento Master Fund Limited. Shared voting and dispositive power indicate coordinated advisory control rather than sole control. For investors, this is a material ownership disclosure but appears non-activist and compliant with passive investor filing conventions.
TL;DR: Governance implications are limited; filing affirms passive intent and joint filing structure.
The document clarifies that the securities are held by advisory clients of Pertento Partners LLP and disclaims acquisition for control purposes. Shared powers across reporting persons suggest coordinated reporting rather than unilateral control. The inclusion of a joint filing agreement and the certification language reduce ambiguity about activist intent. This is a standard governance disclosure that preserves issuer stability while notifying the market of meaningful ownership levels above 5%.