02 · Infrastructure
VRSN
VeriSign, Inc.
+0.49%
Session change on the industry table. Not a multi-day return.
- Market cap
- $26.0B
- Revenue
- $1.7B
- Cap / sales
- 15.2×
- Volume
- 1,242,256
Who owns it
- Quarter close
- $76
- Tracked value
- $4.7B
- Filers
- 94
- Net bought
- +$18.1M
Quarter ended 31 December 2016. One filer from each family. The book calls it Infrastructure. CUSIP 92343E102.
Bought this quarter
- Citadel AdvisorsGeneralist+$109M$140M
- FidelityGeneralist+$77.5M$177M
- State StreetPassive+$72.6M$316M
- Capital World InvestorsGeneralist+$21.6M$973M
- Schroder Investment Management GroupGeneralist+$20.1M$44.6M
Largest holders
- Capital World InvestorsGeneralist$973M12,789,339
- Renaissance TechnologiesGeneralist$324M4,263,376
- State StreetPassive$316M4,149,073
- D. E. ShawGeneralist$250M3,288,265
- Principal Financial GroupGeneralist$250M3,284,678
- Wellington Management GroupGeneralist$225M2,955,096
- AmeripriseGeneralist$224M2,946,489
- Bank of New York MellonPassive$204M2,676,107
Quarter history
From June 2016 where this CUSIP was on a tracked filing. A newer CIK, or a name that changed CUSIP, is a shorter record.
- Q2 2026131 filers · $252$14.3B+$1.2B
- Q1 2026126 filers · $248$12.5B−$363M
- Q4 2025130 filers · $243$13.0B+$425M
- Q3 2025127 filers · $280$14.5B+$565M
- Q2 2025125 filers · $289$14.4B+$184M
- Q1 2025122 filers · $254$12.5B−$289M
- Q4 2024123 filers · $207$10.4B+$112M
- Q3 2024121 filers · $190$9.4B−$521M
- Q2 2024120 filers · $178$9.3B−$75.8M
- Q1 2024117 filers · $190$10.0B−$275M
- Q4 2023119 filers · $206$11.1B+$628M
- Q3 2023115 filers · $203$10.3B−$176M
- Q2 2023116 filers · $226$11.7B−$131M
- Q1 2023117 filers · $211$11.1B−$184M
- Q4 2022119 filers · $205$10.9B+$248M
- Q3 2022112 filers · $174$9.0B−$24.1M
- Q2 2022113 filers · $167$8.7B+$453M
- Q1 2022114 filers · $222$11.1B+$112M
- Q4 2021114 filers · $254$12.5B−$142M
- Q3 2021109 filers · $205$10.3B+$68.7M
- Q2 2021110 filers · $228$11.3B−$250M
- Q1 2021110 filers · $199$10.1B−$318M
- Q4 2020110 filers · $216$11.3B−$504M
- Q3 2020115 filers · $205$11.2B−$318M
- Q2 2020109 filers · $207$11.6B−$919M
- Q1 2020110 filers · $180$11.1B−$142M
- Q4 2019110 filers · $193$12.0B−$430M
- Q3 2019111 filers · $189$12.1B−$213M
- Q2 2019107 filers · $209$13.6B+$177M
- Q1 2019109 filers · $182$11.7B−$210M
- Q4 2018108 filers · $148$9.7B−$225M
- Q3 2018109 filers · $160$10.7B−$1.1B
- Q2 2018106 filers · $137$10.1B−$97.2M
- Q1 2018107 filers · $119$9.0B−$118M
- Q4 2017104 filers · $114$8.7B+$184M
- Q3 201798 filers · $106$8.0B+$242M
- Q2 201795 filers · $93$6.7B+$231M
- Q1 201793 filers · $87$6.1B+$615M
- Q4 201694 filers · $76$4.7B+$18.1M
- Q3 201688 filers · $78$4.8B+$84.1M
- Q2 201691 filers · $86$5.2B—