PHH / Park Ha Biological Technology Co., Ltd. - Institutional Ownership - Buyers

Park Ha Biological Technology Co., Ltd.

Institutional and Fund Ownership - Buyers

Major holders that have opened new positions in Park Ha Biological Technology Co., Ltd. include Invesco Ltd., Bnp Paribas Arbitrage, Sa, State of Wyoming, Scientech Research LLC, Morgan Stanley, Scotia Capital Inc., Federation des caisses Desjardins du Quebec, and Tower Research Capital LLC (TRC) .

This page shows changes in the ownership structure by listing institutions, funds, and major shareholders that have increased their holdings or opened new positions in the last reporting period. Green rows indicate new positions. Click the link icon to see the full transaction history.

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File Date Source Investor Type Avg Price
(Est)
Shares Δ Shares
(%)
Reported
Value
($1000)
Δ Value
(%)
Port Alloc
(%)
2025-08-13 13F Scotia Capital Inc. 6,000 210
2025-08-14 13F Scientech Research LLC 8,352 292
2025-08-15 13F Tower Research Capital LLC (TRC) 895 31
2025-08-14 13F Citadel Advisors Llc 21,234 27.87 743 238.81
2025-08-14 13F UBS Group AG 1,472 52
2025-08-15 13F Morgan Stanley 7,321 256
2025-08-14 13F Jane Street Group, Llc 5,782 202
2025-08-08 13F Geode Capital Management, Llc 16,854 0.41 590 166.52
2025-08-14 13F Federation des caisses Desjardins du Quebec 2,590 91
2025-08-14 13F Bnp Paribas Arbitrage, Sa 12,030 421
2025-08-19 13F State of Wyoming 12,016 420
2025-08-13 13F Invesco Ltd. 20,605 721
2025-08-12 13F Proequities, Inc. 0 0
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