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942 hedge funds and large institutions have $15B invested in Snap-on in 2025 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 81 funds opening new positions, 392 increasing their positions, 317 reducing their positions, and 95 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

88% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $24.6M | Put options by funds: $13.1M

24% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 392 | Existing positions reduced: 317

1.4% less ownership

Funds ownership: 93.79%92.39% (-1.4%)

2% less funds holding

Funds holding: 966942 (-24)

8% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $16.4B → $15B (-$1.38B)

15% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 81 | Existing positions closed: 95

36% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 117 (-4)

Holders
942
Holders Change
-24
Holders Change %
-2.48%
% of All Funds
12.4%
Holding in Top 10
7
Holding in Top 10 Change
-4
Holding in Top 10 Change %
-36.36%
% of All Funds
0.09%
New
81
Increased
392
Reduced
317
Closed
95
Calls
$24.6M
Puts
$13.1M
Net Calls
+$11.5M
Net Calls Change
+$14.2M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
DGI
26
Disciplined Growth Investors
Minnesota
$121M -$1.63M -5,129 -1%
Legal & General Group
27
Legal & General Group
United Kingdom
$118M -$8.34M -26,227 -6%
Stifel Financial
28
Stifel Financial
Missouri
$118M -$291K -916 -0.2%
BG
29
Bahl & Gaynor
Ohio
$117M +$11.3M +35,605 +10%
UBS AM
30
UBS AM
Illinois
$117M +$9.85M +30,950 +9%
SEI Investments
31
SEI Investments
Pennsylvania
$116M +$2.32M +7,284 +2%
Bank of Montreal
32
Bank of Montreal
Ontario, Canada
$108M -$3.78M -11,880 -3%
CFC
33
Cincinnati Financial Corp
Ohio
$105M
Bank of New York Mellon
34
Bank of New York Mellon
New York
$104M -$8.92M -28,024 -8%
Principal Financial Group
35
Principal Financial Group
Iowa
$84.7M -$8.52M -26,773 -9%
JP Morgan Chase
36
JP Morgan Chase
New York
$83.8M -$3.43M -10,790 -4%
Goldman Sachs
37
Goldman Sachs
New York
$82.6M +$6.8M +21,378 +9%
Amundi
38
Amundi
France
$80.7M +$8.59M +26,996 +12%
BTW
39
Boston Trust Walden
Massachusetts
$76.2M +$10.2M +31,993 +15%
Pacer Advisors
40
Pacer Advisors
Pennsylvania
$75.5M -$6M -18,850 -7%
AQR Capital Management
41
AQR Capital Management
Connecticut
$67.3M -$20.1M -63,204 -23%
Deutsche Bank
42
Deutsche Bank
Germany
$62.4M -$23.2K -73 -0%
VRS
43
Virginia Retirement Systems
Virginia
$56.6M
BEI
44
Benjamin Edwards Inc
Missouri
$56.5M +$718K +2,258 +1%
Barclays
45
Barclays
United Kingdom
$53.4M +$18.5M +58,260 +51%
Swiss National Bank
46
Swiss National Bank
Switzerland
$49.4M +$3.34M +10,500 +7%
Squarepoint
47
Squarepoint
New York
$49.2M +$13.1M +41,237 +35%
AssetMark Inc
48
AssetMark Inc
California
$47.8M +$4.53M +14,230 +10%
QCM
49
QRG Capital Management
Illinois
$47.5M +$14.5M +45,668 +43%
Citigroup
50
Citigroup
New York
$47.3M +$9M +28,298 +23%

SNA Hedge Fund Activity: Q2 2025 in Review

942 of the 7,595 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Snap-on (SNA) for Q2 2025, worth a combined $15B — down 8.4% from $16.4B a quarter earlier.

Sellers outnumbered buyers: 95 funds closed out of SNA and 81 opened new positions — a net loss of 14 holders — while 317 trimmed existing stakes and 392 added.

The largest buyer was First Trust Advisors, adding an estimated $174M. The largest seller was Auto-Owners Insurance, cutting an estimated $340M.

  • 942 institutional investors held Snap-on (SNA) as of Q2 2025, down from 966 in Q1 2025.
  • Funds reported $15B of Snap-on stock for Q2 2025, down 8.4% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 81 funds opened new Snap-on positions in Q2 2025 and 95 closed out, a net change of -14 holders.
  • The largest Snap-on buyer in Q2 2025 was First Trust Advisors, an estimated $174M added.
  • The largest Snap-on seller in Q2 2025 was Auto-Owners Insurance, an estimated $340M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q2 2025.