[SCHEDULE 13G/A] Quanterix Corporation SEC Filing
Portolan Capital Management, LLC and its manager George McCabe report beneficial ownership of 3,633,622 shares of Quanterix Corp common stock, representing 9.36% of the class, as disclosed on a Schedule 13G (Amendment No. 3). The filing shows sole voting and sole dispositive power over these shares and indicates Portolan acts in its capacity as a registered investment adviser while Mr. McCabe is identified as the manager with indirect interest.
The statement includes a certification that the securities were not acquired to change or influence control of the issuer, consistent with a passive 13G filing. No shared voting or dispositive powers are reported and no other holders are identified in this filing.
- 3,633,622 shares disclosed, representing a 9.36% ownership stake in Quanterix
- Sole voting power and sole dispositive power reported for the full position
- Filed by a registered investment adviser (Portolan Capital Management, LLC), with manager identified (George McCabe)
- Schedule 13G filing and certification state the position is not intended to change control (passive intent)
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: A registered adviser reports a material, passive stake of 9.36% (3.63M shares) with sole control of voting and disposition.
Portolan's disclosed position is quantitatively significant for a single reporting person and could be relevant to ownership concentration metrics for Quanterix (QTRX). Because the filing is a Schedule 13G, it indicates passive intent per the form type, and the certification reiterates no intent to change control. For valuation or market-impact analysis, this ownership level is material but the filing contains no transaction details, timing, or plans to trade that would imply near-term market activity.
TL;DR: The filing documents a single investor with sole voting and dispositive authority over a 9.36% stake, filed as a passive Schedule 13G.
The report explicitly names Portolan Capital (an investment adviser) and George McCabe (Manager) and shows no shared powers, which simplifies governance analysis: this holder can vote the disclosed shares but asserts no intent to influence control. From a governance perspective, disclosure improves transparency about shareholder concentration; however, the document does not indicate any changes to board composition or control arrangements.