BP PLC-SPONS ADR (BP) Top Institutional Shareholders
BP PLC-SPONS ADR (BP) is currently reported in institutional portfolios tracked by InsiderSet based on the latest available SEC Form 13F filings for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. The institutional investors covered on this page collectively reported approximately $229.66M in BP holdings during the latest filing period.
Sound Shore Management is currently the largest disclosed institutional shareholder of BP tracked by InsiderSet, reporting ownership valued at approximately $78.57M in its March 31, 2026 SEC Form 13F filing. Based on current market prices and the latest disclosed share count, the position is now estimated to be worth approximately $63.29M, representing an estimated loss of -19.45% since the filing period.
The top 10 institutional shareholders tracked on this page collectively account for approximately 100% of the total disclosed BP value among the investors covered in this analysis. Major shareholders include Sound Shore Management, Renaissance Technologies LLC, Causeway Capital Management, and several other long-term asset managers with concentrated positions in BP PLC-SPONS ADR (BP).
This page ranks the largest institutional BP shareholders using publicly disclosed SEC Form 13F data, including reported values, estimated current holding values, portfolio allocation percentages, ownership concentration metrics, and historical holding changes across major hedge funds and investment firms.
| Name | Investor/Manager | Portfolio % | Quantity | Reported Balance | Current Estimated Value | Gain/loss Since Filing | Estimated Portfolio Performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sound Shore Management | Harry Burn | 2.63% | 1,671,683 | $78,569,101 | $63,289,918 | -$15,279,183 | -19.45% |
| Renaissance Technologies LLC | Jim Simons | 0.11% | 1,532,985 | $72,050,295 | $58,038,812 | -$14,011,483 | -19.45% |
| Causeway Capital Management | Sarah Ketterer | 0.58% | 997,934 | $46,902,923 | $37,781,781 | -$9,121,142 | -19.45% |
| Kahn Brothers Group | Thomas Graham, Alan, Irving Kahns | 5.18% | 622,256 | $29,246,032 | $23,558,612 | -$5,687,420 | -19.45% |
| Sequoia Financial Advisors | 0.01% | 50,572 | $2,376,870 | $1,914,656 | -$462,214 | -19.45% | |
| Mairs & Power Growth Fund | Andrew R. Adams | 0.00% | 5,610 | $263,670 | $212,395 | -$51,275 | -19.45% |
| Cullen Value Fund | Jim Cullen | 0.03% | 5,265 | $247,456 | $199,333 | -$48,123 | -19.45% |
Frequently asked questions about BP
Who owns the most BP stock?
The largest holders of BP are typically major institutional investors such as asset managers and hedge funds reporting on Form 13F. The table above ranks tracked superinvestors by reported position size using the latest available filings for BP PLC-SPONS ADR (BP).
Is BP widely held by superinvestors?
Many widely followed stocks like BP appear across numerous superinvestor portfolios because of liquidity, index inclusion, and fundamentals. The holder count and table above show how broadly BP is represented among the institutional managers we track.
What do “Current Estimated Value”, “Gain/loss Since Filing”, and “Estimated Portfolio Performance” mean?
Current Estimated Value is reported share quantity from the latest 13F times our most recent split-adjusted U.S. session close. Gain/loss Since Filing is that estimate minus the reported 13F dollar value; Estimated Portfolio Performance is that difference as a percent of the reported value. Green means the estimate is above the filing value; red means below (not purchase cost). If many filers share the same implied filing price per share, the performance % may match across rows. These are not official fund marks or live quotes.