Worth Venture Partners Q2 2026 Portfolio Activity: Major Additions and Reductions Observed

A detailed look at Worth Venture Partners' significant stock purchases and sales during the second quarter of 2026.

By Insiderset.Aug 11, 2026, 1:49 PM
Worth Venture Partners Q2 2026 Portfolio Activity: Major Additions and Reductions Observed

As part of our ongoing analysis of venture capital firm activity, we examined the portfolio changes for Worth Venture Partners, a notable investor in early-stage and growth companies. This report focuses on observable transactions during Q2 2026, based solely on the data provided by insiderset.

Major Portfolio Additions

This quarter saw Worth Venture Partners establish several significant new positions across different sectors:

  • GOSS (GOSSamer Bio Inc): The firm initiated a substantial position in this Healthcare company, acquiring shares representing 9.29% of the portfolio.
  • APPS (Digital Turbine Inc): Worth Venture Partners significantly increased their stake in this Technology stock, boosting holdings by 99.23% through the quarter.
  • ELME (Elme Communities): The investor added a considerable position to this Real Estate company, increasing allocation from previous levels.

Significant Increases in Existing Holdings

Besides new positions, the firm also demonstrated strong confidence in certain existing holdings by substantially increasing their share counts:

  • SMRT (SmartRental Inc): Worth Venture Partners nearly tripled its stake in this Technology company during Q2.
  • BULLZ (Webull Corp): The investor quintupled its position in the brokerage firm, signaling strong conviction in its business model.

Reductions and Exits

In contrast to these additions, Worth Venture Partners also reduced exposure in some areas:

  • ADTN (Adtran Holdings Inc): The firm drastically cut its position in this Technology stock by over 38% during the quarter.

Overall Portfolio Dynamics

The observed changes reflect a dynamic investment strategy focused on capitalizing on growth opportunities while strategically reducing exposure where necessary. This pattern of both large inflows and significant reductions is characteristic of active venture investing, particularly in sectors experiencing rapid change.

In terms of sector allocation, the portfolio remains heavily concentrated with Technology (25.98%) and Real Estate (25.44%). Healthcare represents another major portion at 22.96%, while Industrials, Communication Services, and Basic Materials also feature prominently based on available data.

For further details about Worth Venture Partners' portfolio holdings or to explore specific investment opportunities they are involved with, please visit their profile page here.