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2,202 hedge funds and large institutions have $75.6B invested in Waste Management in 2025 Q1 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 207 funds opening new positions, 849 increasing their positions, 807 reducing their positions, and 102 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

103% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 207 | Existing positions closed: 102

64% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 39 → 64 (+25)

45% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $504M | Put options by funds: $348M

11% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $68.2B → $75.6B (+$7.36B)

3% more funds holding

Funds holding: 2,129 → 2,202 (+73)

5% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 849 | Existing positions reduced: 807

0.26% less ownership

Funds ownership: 81.48% → 81.22% (-0.26%)

Holders
2,202
Holders Change
+73
Holders Change %
+3.43%
% of All Funds
29.52%
Holding in Top 10
64
Holding in Top 10 Change
+25
Holding in Top 10 Change %
+64.1%
% of All Funds
0.86%
New
207
Increased
849
Reduced
807
Closed
102
Calls
$504M
Puts
$348M
Net Calls
+$156M
Net Calls Change
+$42M

Top Buyers

Rank Fund Capital Flow
1
Ameriprise
Ameriprise
Minnesota
+$275M
2
UBS AM
UBS AM
Illinois
+$157M
3
VOYA Investment Management
VOYA Investment Management
Georgia
+$148M
4
T. Rowe Price Investment Management
T. Rowe Price Investment Management
Maryland
+$146M
5
Alyeska Investment Group
Alyeska Investment Group
Illinois
+$107M

Top Sellers

Rank Fund Capital Flow
1
Millennium Management
Millennium Management
New York
-$180M
2
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs
New York
-$177M
3
Amundi
Amundi
France
-$130M
4
AllianceBernstein
AllianceBernstein
Tennessee
-$103M
5
Capital World Investors
Capital World Investors
California
-$92.9M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Change in
Stake
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group
51
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group
Japan
$221M +$271K +1,222 +0.1%
SAM
52
Storebrand Asset Management
Norway
$208M +$101M +455,946 +103%
Neuberger Berman Group
53
Neuberger Berman Group
New York
$206M +$3.6M +16,257 +2%
National Pension Service
54
National Pension Service
South Korea
$205M +$16.1M +72,857 +9%
LPL Financial
55
LPL Financial
California
$196M -$6.5M -29,343 -3%
DZ Bank
56
DZ Bank
Germany
$193M +$7.72M +34,851 +4%
Arrowstreet Capital
57
Arrowstreet Capital
Massachusetts
$188M +$66.2M +299,072 +59%
Fidelity Investments
58
Fidelity Investments
Massachusetts
$184M +$11.1M +50,015 +7%
RhumbLine Advisers
59
RhumbLine Advisers
Massachusetts
$183M +$2.04M +9,193 +1%
CS
60
Candriam SCA
Luxembourg
$180M -$31.2M -140,844 -15%
VOYA Investment Management
61
VOYA Investment Management
Georgia
$176M +$148M +668,637 +738%
National Bank of Canada
62
National Bank of Canada
Quebec, Canada
$171M -$37.4M -168,882 -19%
LWCA
63
Locust Wood Capital Advisers
New York
$171M +$43.9M +198,419 +37%
Envestnet Asset Management
64
Envestnet Asset Management
Illinois
$170M +$6.42M +28,989 +4%
BNP Paribas Financial Markets
65
BNP Paribas Financial Markets
France
$169M -$18M -81,234 -10%
Aberdeen Group
66
Aberdeen Group
United Kingdom
$166M +$39.3M +177,474 +33%
Alyeska Investment Group
67
Alyeska Investment Group
Illinois
$165M +$107M +483,132 +210%
Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management
68
Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management
Japan
$157M +$15.6M +70,577 +12%
SC
69
Scotia Capital
Ontario, Canada
$154M +$4.93M +22,261 +3%
T. Rowe Price Investment Management
70
T. Rowe Price Investment Management
Maryland
$153M +$146M +657,194 +16,999%
Two Sigma Investments
71
Two Sigma Investments
New York
$149M +$12M +54,044 +9%
Aviva
72
Aviva
United Kingdom
$142M +$25.6M +115,750 +23%
Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services
73
Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services
Minnesota
$137M +$3.97M +17,923 +3%
Natixis Advisors
74
Natixis Advisors
Massachusetts
$137M +$5.32M +24,006 +4%
Bessemer Group
75
Bessemer Group
New Jersey
$137M -$7.09M -32,024 -5%
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WM Hedge Fund Activity: Q1 2025 in Review

2,202 of the 7,459 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Waste Management (WM) for Q1 2025, worth a combined $75.6B — up 11% from $68.2B a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 207 funds opened new WM positions and 102 closed out — a net gain of 105 holders — while 849 added to existing stakes and 807 trimmed.

The largest buyer was Ameriprise, adding an estimated $275M. The largest seller was Millennium Management, cutting an estimated $180M.

  • 2,202 institutional investors held Waste Management (WM) as of Q1 2025, up from 2,129 in Q4 2024.
  • Funds reported $75.6B of Waste Management stock for Q1 2025, up 11% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 207 funds opened new Waste Management positions in Q1 2025 and 102 closed out, a net change of +105 holders.
  • The largest Waste Management buyer in Q1 2025 was Ameriprise, an estimated $275M added.
  • The largest Waste Management seller in Q1 2025 was Millennium Management, an estimated $180M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q1 2025.