Thomas Steyer’s Metals Acquisition MTAL Stock Holding History

Bought
Maintained
Sold
Quarter Market Value Status Shares Change in
Stake
Trade Value Portfolio Weight Portfolio Position
2025
Q1
Sell
-330,901
Closed -$3.51M 159
2024
Q4
$3.51M Sell
330,901
-79,296
-19% -$979K 0.02% 90
2024
Q3
$5.68M Hold
410,197
0.02% 94
2024
Q2
$5.62M Buy
410,197
+252,697
+160% +$3.42M 0.02% 90
2024
Q1
$2.02M Hold
157,500
0.01% 113
2023
Q4
$1.95M Hold
157,500
0.01% 100
2023
Q3
$1.89M Buy
+157,500
New +$1.76M 0.01% 108
2023
Q2
Sell
-2,489,700
Closed -$25.4M 178
2023
Q1
$25.4M Hold
2,489,700
0.14% 74
2022
Q4
$24.9M Hold
2,489,700
0.15% 76
2022
Q3
$24.4M Hold
2,489,700
0.13% 92
2022
Q2
$24.4M Hold
2,489,700
0.13% 92
2022
Q1
$24.8M Buy
2,489,700
+14,700
+0.6% +$143K 0.12% 91
2021
Q4
$23.9M Buy
+2,475,000
New +$24.1M 0.12% 88

Other funds holding MTAL

Thomas Steyer's MTAL Position: Q1 2025 in Review

Thomas Steyer sold out of Metals Acquisition (MTAL) in Q1 2025, closing a stake of 330,901 shares — an estimated $3.51M sold.

Thomas Steyer first reported a position in MTAL in Q4 2021 and held it in 12 quarters. The position peaked at $25.4M in Q1 2023. 103 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank hold MTAL as of Q1 2025.

  • Thomas Steyer reported no remaining Metals Acquisition position as of Q1 2025 after selling out during the quarter.
  • Thomas Steyer sold 330,901 Metals Acquisition shares in Q1 2025, an estimated $3.51M.
  • Thomas Steyer first reported a position in Metals Acquisition in Q4 2021 and held it in 12 quarters.
  • Thomas Steyer's Metals Acquisition position peaked at $25.4M in Q1 2023.
  • 103 funds tracked by Wall St. Rank held Metals Acquisition as of Q1 2025.

Based on Farallon Capital Management's 13F filing for Q1 2025, filed 15 May 2025.