Attestor Capital Ltd Portfolio Update: Significant Stake Increases in TLN and AMZN, Reduction in SATS
Attestor Capital Ltd's portfolio saw notable changes during the second quarter of 2026 (April-June), with substantial increases in holdings of TALEN ENERGY CORP (TLN) and AMAZON COM INC (AMZN), a decrease in ECHOSTAR CORP (SATS), and no change for RXO INC (RXO).

Attestor Capital Ltd, as reported on InsiderSet, has provided data reflecting changes in its portfolio holdings for the period ending June 30th, 2026.
The total value of the fund's portfolio stood at $350.1 million as of that date. The analysis focuses on observable purchases and sales highlighted within the changed_holdings data, which details significant shifts compared to the previous quarter.
TALEN ENERGY CORP (TLN): The fund's position in TALEN ENERGY CORP experienced a substantial increase during this quarter. Attestor Capital added 107,534 shares, representing a +22.41% change from the prior period. This resulted in TLN maintaining its largest allocation within the portfolio at approximately $225.7 million (64.48%).
AMAZON COM INC (AMZN): Attestor Capital Ltd made a significant purchase by adding 48,300 shares of AMAZON COM INC during this quarter. This was an increase from zero holdings in the prior period, effectively representing a +100% change and contributing $11.5 million to the portfolio (3.29%).
ECHOSTAR CORP (SATS): The fund significantly reduced its stake in ECHOSTAR CORP during this quarter. It sold 127,460 shares, leading to a -10.97% change from the prior period and lowering SATS' portfolio allocation percentage to $105 million (29.98%).
Regarding other holdings, RXO INC (RXO) remained unchanged in both share count and value during this reporting quarter.
The overall portfolio shows a shift towards companies like TALEN ENERGY CORP and AMAZON COM INC while reducing exposure to ECHOSTAR CORP. The fund's allocation percentages for the three stocks mentioned above sum up to nearly 100% (64.48 + 29.98 + 3.29), indicating these are core holdings driving performance this quarter.