Pershing Square Holdings

Pershing Square shares traded at £47.60 a year ago and stood at £37.80 on 26 October 2026, a decline of 20.59%. An investment of £1,000 would therefore have fallen to about £794.12. The market value of all Pershing Square shares was most recently £6.61 billion; stock splits and dividends are not included in the calculation. » More on finanzen.net

Pershing Square shares traded at 47.26 GBP on the LSE a year ago; an investment of 100 GBP then would be worth 76.81 GBP today, representing a loss of 23.19 percent. Pershing Square's market value was stated as 6.51 billion GBP. The calculation does not take stock splits and dividend payments into account. » More on finanzen.net

An investment of £1,000 in Pershing Square five years ago would have risen from a price of £25.70 per share to £37.72 per share and would be worth £1,467.70 today (increase 46.77%). Pershing Square is currently valued at around £6.63 billion. Stock splits and dividends are not included in the calculation. » More on finanzen.net

The Pershing Square share was traded three years ago on the LSE at 30.46 GBP; with the closing price on 07.09.2026 of 38.38 GBP, an investment of 100 GBP made then would be worth 126 GBP today, corresponding to a gain of 26 percent. An investor would have received 3.283 shares. The market value of Pershing Square most recently stands at GBP 6.80 billion. Calculation does not account for stock splits and dividend payments. » More on finanzen.net

Bill Ackman's Pershing Square sold its entire stake in Alphabet, trimmed Amazon, and bought an additional 553,000 Microsoft shares, making Microsoft the fund's largest AI position at $2.3 billion (6.2 million shares). Pershing cites strong Azure growth, popular M365 products and positive free cash flow — Microsoft reported $90 billion revenue for the quarter, $35.76 billion net income, and $19.6 billion in free cash flow — as the rationale for concentrating AI exposure in Microsoft. The fund views Azure as well positioned amid supply-constrained compute markets and expects Copilot-driven adoption to further entrench Microsoft 365. » More on finance.yahoo.com