[SCHEDULE 13G] Radius Recycling, Inc. SEC Filing
On 08 Aug 2025, Alpine Associates Management Inc. filed a Schedule 13G disclosing a new passive position in Radius Recycling, Inc. (RDUS).
- Shares owned: 1,496,319 Class A shares
- Ownership: 5.34 % of outstanding stock (crosses 5 % reporting threshold)
- Voting/Dispositive power: Sole power over the entire stake; no shared power
- Event date: 30 Jun 2025; Filing date: 05 Aug 2025
- Filer status: Delaware-based investment adviser (Rule 13d-1(b)(1)(ii)(E))
The filing is on Schedule 13G—indicating passive investment intent. Alpine affirms the stake was acquired in the ordinary course of business and not to influence control. No other group members, subsidiaries, or special arrangements are reported.
For investors, the disclosure signals additional institutional interest but does not imply an activist agenda or immediate operational impact.
- Alpine Associates’ 5.34 % position signals incremental institutional confidence and may enhance trading liquidity for RDUS shares.
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Passive 5.3 % stake reveals new institutional holder; market impact likely modest.
The 13G shows Alpine Associates now exceeds the 5 % threshold with 1.5 M shares. Because the form is 13G (not 13D), Alpine is declaring a non-activist position, limiting expectations for strategic pressure on management. The sole voting and dispositive power suggests centralized control within the adviser, but no collaborative group. Radius gains incremental buy-side endorsement, which can modestly improve liquidity and broaden coverage, yet dilution risk or governance shifts remain unchanged.
TL;DR: Filing is compliance-driven; governance ramifications minimal.
Under Section 13(d), holders above 5 % must disclose. Alpine’s 13G, combined with its certification that it seeks no control, indicates a purely financial stake. There is no evidence of board solicitation, proxy activity, or group formation. Therefore, the company’s voting landscape and potential for contested proposals remain effectively intact. Investors should monitor future amendments—conversion to a 13D or growing ownership would be more material.