[SCHEDULE 13G/A] PLUS THERAPEUTICS, Inc. SEC Filing
Schedule 13G/A (Amendment No. 1) filing for Plus Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: PSTV) discloses that The Hewlett Fund LP no longer holds any beneficial ownership in the company’s common stock.
Key facts:
- Date of event: 24 June 2025
- Reporting person: The Hewlett Fund LP (a New York limited partnership)
- Shares beneficially owned: 0.00
- Percent of class: 0%
- Voting & dispositive power: 0 shares sole or shared
- Reason for filing: Ownership has fallen to (or remains) 5 percent or less of outstanding common stock, triggering a final amendment under Rule 13d-2.
This amendment replaces an earlier Schedule 13G in which the same fund reported an ownership position exceeding the 5 % reporting threshold. By certifying zero shares, The Hewlett Fund LP confirms that it has fully exited its previously disclosed stake and no longer seeks to influence control of Plus Therapeutics. Apart from this ownership update, the filing contains no financial performance data, strategic commentary or transactional details.
- None.
- The Hewlett Fund LP now reports 0% ownership, signalling a complete exit and potential loss of institutional support for PSTV.
Insights
TL;DR: Large holder exits PSTV, eliminating prior >5 % stake; modest negative signal.
The Hewlett Fund LP’s complete divestiture reduces institutional ownership and may slightly weaken the demand side of PSTV’s float. Because the fund had previously crossed the 5 % threshold, its withdrawal suggests it no longer sees a compelling near-term upside. While not dilutive, the absence of a committed shareholder can diminish market confidence and increase share-price volatility, especially for a micro-cap biotech reliant on supportive capital bases. No new strategic investors are identified to offset this exit, so the filing leans negative for sentiment rather than fundamentals.
TL;DR: Governance neutral — fund’s sale removes potential influence over PSTV’s decisions.
With ownership at 0 %, The Hewlett Fund LP relinquishes any voting or activist leverage. This simplifies PSTV’s shareholder map and lowers the risk of coordinated control campaigns flagged under 13D rules. From a governance standpoint, management faces fewer constraints from this particular investor but might need to broaden investor outreach to maintain diversified support. The event is formally material only because it crosses the statutory 5 % threshold; operational impact is limited.