Dodge & Cox reports 12.3% stake in Ralliant
Ralliant Corporation disclosure: passive ownership update by Dodge & Cox.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Ralliant Corporation disclosure: passive ownership update by Dodge & Cox. Dodge & Cox reports beneficial ownership of 13,747,551 shares of Common Stock, representing 12.3% of the class, with 12,974,437 shares held with sole voting power. The filing notes that clients of Dodge & Cox, including the Dodge & Cox Stock Fund, hold interests; the Stock Fund's stake is stated as 9,146,776 shares (8.2%).
The filing is an amendment to a Schedule 13G and reflects passive institutional ownership and voting/dispositive power details certified by the filer.
Insights
Large passive stake disclosed; filing clarifies voting and dispositive powers.
The amendment shows 13,747,551 shares (12.3%) beneficially owned by Dodge & Cox with 12,974,437 shares of sole voting power and 13,747,551 sole dispositive power. This identifies Dodge & Cox as a substantial institutional holder.
Implications depend on future filings or votes; the filing itself indicates passive investment activity by clients and an 8.2% stake held by Dodge & Cox Stock Fund. Subsequent disclosures would show changes in position or intent.
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Schedule 13G/A regulatory
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