- Institutional investors continue to buy large amounts of MSTR shares, even as the stock remains 38% below its yearly high.
- Since late Q2 2025, MSTR’s market cap has fallen by $8 billion despite strong inflows from major asset managers.
- Prominent organizations such as Northern Trust, BNC Wealth Management LLC, and Amundi disclosed new, significant purchases of MSTR stock in recent months.
- The majority of MSTR shares are held by institutional investors, including index-tracking funds that offer exposure to the Nasdaq 100.
- MicroStrategy has not been added to the S&P 500 but continues to benefit from passive investment flows as an existing Nasdaq 100 constituent.
Large institutional wealth managers are purchasing major stakes in MicroStrategy (MSTR) common stock in 2025, despite the company’s share price sitting 38% below its 52-week high. These investors collectively oversee trillions of dollars in assets and have made significant MSTR acquisitions in recent fiscal quarters.
Since the end of the second quarter, MicroStrategy has lost $8 billion in market capitalization, based on figures from stock analysis reports. Notably, a division of Northern Trust (with $1.3 trillion in assets under management) reported $31.6 million in MSTR purchases. BNC Wealth Management LLC disclosed buying 1,831 shares, and California’s public pension funds added over $40 million in MSTR during the latest disclosure period.
Additional filings reveal that Vident Advisory LLC and BLKBRD Asset Management each acquired over $30 million in MSTR stock. Investors in Canada participated through the Bank of Montreal, while a division of French manager Amundi, which oversees $2.4 trillion in assets, bought more than $300 million worth of shares. Other firms, including Rothschild Investment LLC and SeaCrest Wealth Management LLC, also joined in these substantial purchases.
According to their most recent filings, these institutions added MSTR shares despite the lack of real-time reporting requirements. The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, Norges Bank Investment Management, reported over $1.1 billion in MSTR holdings, including an additional 1.81 million shares acquired this year.
Leading financial institutions like Vanguard, BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, UBS, State Street, Susquehanna, Jane Street, Citadel, and JP Morgan own millions of MSTR shares through index funds and ETF products, according to recent ownership data linked here. Experts note that most MSTR shares are held by such institutions, especially those tracking the Nasdaq 100.
Unlike many companies, MicroStrategy continues to receive steady investment from passive funds due to its presence in major stock indices. However, the company did not gain entry to the S&P 500 during the most recent rebalancing but plans to reapply for membership in the next cycle.
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