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LONDON - Members of the Hunting family have crossed the 15% ownership threshold in Hunting PLC (LSE:HTG) through their voting agreement, according to a regulatory filing submitted Wednesday.
The notification, made under the UK’s disclosure requirements for major shareholdings, indicates that participants in the Hunting family voting agreement now control 15.005% of the company’s voting rights, representing 24,135,770 shares.
The threshold was crossed on November 4, 2025, with the company being notified the following day.
According to the filing, the shares are distributed among several entities. Hunting Investments Limited and its wholly owned subsidiary Huntridge Limited hold 11,003,487 shares (6.84%), while Slaley Investments Limited controls 6,424,591 shares (3.99%). The remaining 6,707,692 shares (4.17%) are divided between certain trust holdings and individual family members.
The notification was made in accordance with the Financial Conduct Authority’s requirements for disclosure of major holdings, which mandate that shareholders report when their ownership crosses certain thresholds.
Hunting PLC is a British-based energy services provider that supplies equipment to the oil and gas industry. The company’s shares are traded on the London Stock Exchange.
The filing did not indicate any change in the family’s investment strategy or plans regarding their shareholding in the company. The notification was submitted using the standard TR-1 form for major holdings disclosures.
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