[SCHEDULE 13G] Xperi Inc SEC Filing
Manulife affiliates disclose holdings in Xperi Inc. Manulife Investment Management (US) LLC reports beneficial ownership of 2,503,340 shares of Xperi common stock, representing 5.48% of the 45,687,072 shares outstanding as of April 28, 2025. Manulife Investment Management Limited holds 9,739 shares (0.02%). Through its parent-subsidiary relationships, Manulife Financial Corporation may be deemed to beneficially own these holdings.
The filing shows the reporting subsidiaries have sole voting and sole dispositive power over the reported shares and classifies each reporting person by regulatory type. No group arrangements, shared voting powers, or other material changes in ownership control are disclosed in this statement.
- MIM (US) beneficially owns 2,503,340 shares of XPER, representing 5.48% of the class
- Clear disclosure of sole voting and sole dispositive power for the reporting subsidiaries
- Identification of reporting persons and regulatory classifications (IA, FI, HC) enhances transparency
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Manulife's MIM (US) holds a material 5.48% stake in XPER, disclosed with sole voting/dispositive power.
The filing documents a material passive position by Manulife Investment Management (US) LLC: 2,503,340 shares (5.48%) of Xperi's common stock out of 45,687,072 outstanding. The report explicitly shows sole voting and dispositive authority for the subsidiary and no shared powers, which clarifies control rights for investors and regulators. Manulife Investment Management Limited's holding is immaterial at 9,739 shares (0.02%). The statement contains standard subsidiary and regulatory classifications and no other disclosed coordination or group ownership.
TL;DR: Disclosure is clear on ownership and authority; no group action or additional governance flags are reported.
The Schedule 13G provides transparent identification of reporting persons and their regulatory classifications (IA, FI, HC). It confirms that the reporting affiliates hold sole voting and sole dispositive powers over the reported shares and that the parent may be deemed to beneficially own the positions through subsidiaries. The filing includes no statements of shared control, no group arrangements, and no exclusions of holdings, limiting governance uncertainty based on this document alone.