Dutch civil service scheme ABP and construction sector fund Bpf Bouw have both sold their shares in Tesla. One of the reasons for the sale was the $56bn bonus that was awarded to chief executive officer Elon Musk last year. ABP and Bpf Bouw both voted against Musk’s remuneration package last June. The construction sector fund declined to comment further on the sale, neither did it disclose the amount it had invested in the car maker. Harmen van Wijnen, the president of €533bn ABP, wrote a blog post on ABP’s website last Friday, explaining the decision to part ways with its holding in Tesla, which was worth approximately $650m (€633m) at the moment of the sale, according to calculations from financial daily Het Financieele Dagblad.
Scary_Woodpecker_110 on
These are pretty big funds. If more of them do it, it will have an impact.
TungstenPaladin on
>Harmen van Wijnen, the president of €533bn ABP, wrote a blog post on ABP’s website last Friday, explaining the decision to part ways with its holding in Tesla, which was worth approximately $650m (€633m) at the moment of the sale, according to calculations from financial daily Het Financieele Dagblad.
For comparison. Vanguard Group is the biggest holder of Tesla stocks, which is valued at 100 billion USD and gives them a roughly 7.5% ownership stake. The smallest of the top institutional investors, FMR LLC, owns shares worth 10 billion USD and a 0.77% ownership stake. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/holders/
ABP’s divestment is a drop in the bucket compare to these other big players. I’m not disagreeing with them, I believe they should do things based on principles if that’s what is best for their pensioners but it’ll hardly dent Tesla.
butwhywedothis on
Goooooooooooood
datafromravens on
Given tesla is like one of 5 companies holding up the stock market right now, i would be pretty pissed if that was my pension
HazelCoconut on
They probably got out near it’s peak. It is way over priced.
TwoRight9509 on
More – we need more to join.
ImagineNL on
Good to hear that I’m building a pension without supporting or profiting from Tesla stocks.
BuySellHoldFinance on
Looks like they sold before the run-up. They would be better served investing in a low cost index fund and firing all the money managers.
araujoms on
It’s only rational. Tesla sales have fallen badly in Europe in 2024. With the CEO making Nazi salutes they will fall even harder in 2025.
And with EV subsidies ended in the US sales will crater there as well.
lcarr15 on
Hope it ruins Tesla in Europe forever!
Cheap_Marzipan_262 on
So, they divested in september, missing the full recentvrally in prices & having zero impact today.
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Dutch civil service scheme ABP and construction sector fund Bpf Bouw have both sold their shares in Tesla. One of the reasons for the sale was the $56bn bonus that was awarded to chief executive officer Elon Musk last year. ABP and Bpf Bouw both voted against Musk’s remuneration package last June. The construction sector fund declined to comment further on the sale, neither did it disclose the amount it had invested in the car maker. Harmen van Wijnen, the president of €533bn ABP, wrote a blog post on ABP’s website last Friday, explaining the decision to part ways with its holding in Tesla, which was worth approximately $650m (€633m) at the moment of the sale, according to calculations from financial daily Het Financieele Dagblad.
These are pretty big funds. If more of them do it, it will have an impact.
>Harmen van Wijnen, the president of €533bn ABP, wrote a blog post on ABP’s website last Friday, explaining the decision to part ways with its holding in Tesla, which was worth approximately $650m (€633m) at the moment of the sale, according to calculations from financial daily Het Financieele Dagblad.
For comparison. Vanguard Group is the biggest holder of Tesla stocks, which is valued at 100 billion USD and gives them a roughly 7.5% ownership stake. The smallest of the top institutional investors, FMR LLC, owns shares worth 10 billion USD and a 0.77% ownership stake.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/holders/
ABP’s divestment is a drop in the bucket compare to these other big players. I’m not disagreeing with them, I believe they should do things based on principles if that’s what is best for their pensioners but it’ll hardly dent Tesla.
Goooooooooooood
Given tesla is like one of 5 companies holding up the stock market right now, i would be pretty pissed if that was my pension
They probably got out near it’s peak. It is way over priced.
More – we need more to join.
Good to hear that I’m building a pension without supporting or profiting from Tesla stocks.
Looks like they sold before the run-up. They would be better served investing in a low cost index fund and firing all the money managers.
It’s only rational. Tesla sales have fallen badly in Europe in 2024. With the CEO making Nazi salutes they will fall even harder in 2025.
And with EV subsidies ended in the US sales will crater there as well.
Hope it ruins Tesla in Europe forever!
So, they divested in september, missing the full recentvrally in prices & having zero impact today.