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Billionaire investor William Ackman increased his Nike (NYSE:NKE) holdings by 15% and reduced his Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) shares by 14% in Q4, according to a 13F regulatory filing. Pershing Square Capital Management, Ackman’s firm, held 18.8 million Nike shares and 24.7 million Chipotle shares by quarter-end. Pershing Square has owned Chipotle shares since 2016.
The filing also revealed a 26% reduction in Hilton Worldwide Holdings (NYSE:HLT) shares, totaling 5.4 million. Meanwhile, the firm’s largest holding remained Brookfield (NYSE:BN) with approximately 35 million shares.
Ackman, known for his activist investment style, has taken a quieter approach in recent years, though his stock moves remain closely watched. Pershing Square has been steadily trimming its Chipotle position, down from 28.8 million shares on June 30. Despite the reduction, Chipotle remains one of the firm’s notable long-term winners.
The 13F filing, a quarterly report showing fund managers' holdings, provides insight into Ackman’s latest portfolio adjustments. Investors often monitor these filings to gauge market trends and prominent hedge fund strategies.
Ackman’s increased stake in Nike signals confidence in the sportswear giant's long-term prospects, while the Chipotle reduction reflects profit-taking after significant gains. The Hilton cut may suggest portfolio rebalancing, with Brookfield retaining top position.
This latest filing highlights Ackman’s strategic shifts, which often influence market sentiment due to his reputation as a prominent hedge fund manager. Investors and analysts closely track his portfolio for potential market opportunities and trends.
