New York, June 15, 2026, 11:47 (EDT)
- Boeing got a 37.9% bump in Venture Visionary Partners’ stake in Q4, a new filing shows.
- Clear Street Group and Great Lakes Advisors disclosed bigger stakes in BA, pointing to more institutional interest.
- Boeing shares gained on Monday as investors responded to a pickup in deliveries. Production problems and concern over cash flow stuck around.
Boeing (BA) shares got some attention Monday after Venture Visionary Partners LLC upped its stake by 37.9% in Q4, a new filing showed. The firm bought another 5,994 shares, bringing its total to 21,817. As of quarter end, Venture Visionary’s holding was valued at about $4.74 million, according to MarketBeat’s June 15 report.
Boeing filings keep coming. In the last few days, two more were posted. MarketBeat reported that Clear Street Group Inc. raised its stake in BA by 128.4% in Q4, now holding 33,064 shares valued at $7.18 million. A separate filing from June 12 showed Great Lakes Advisors LLC bumped its Boeing position up 11.5%, now at 473,655 shares for about $102.84 million. MarketBeat puts institutional and hedge fund ownership of Boeing at 64.82%.
Filings give a look at how some managers were positioned on Boeing following a choppy stretch, but they’re not up-to-date signals. SEC rules require Form 13F filings within 45 days after each quarter ends, so these only show holdings at quarter’s end, not what managers bought or sold this week.
BA climbed along with the main indexes Monday. Shares last traded at $229.17 at 15:47 UTC, up $10.12 from the previous close. The stock traded between $221.50 and $230.09 so far, based on current market data. MarketWatch reported Boeing shares were among those pulling the Dow higher early.
Boeing’s first-quarter results show the company reporting revenue of $22.2 billion in April, up 14% from a year ago. Boeing delivered 143 commercial jets for the quarter. The GAAP loss was $0.11 a share and core loss was $0.20. The backlog climbed to a new record, hitting $695 billion. CEO Kelly Ortberg said Boeing is “building on our momentum with a strong start to the year,” according to the first-quarter results release. Boeing Investors
BA’s delivery numbers are still in focus. Reuters said last week Boeing delivered 60 jets in May, up 33% from a year earlier. 51 of those were 737 MAX. Airbus put out 81 planes over the same month. Reuters Fresh 13F filings have some funds picking up shares, but Boeing still has to prove it can sustain these delivery rates, get certifications, and reach cash flow targets through 2026.
