HE — HAWAIIAN ELEC INDUSTRIES
Public company
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Sourced from SEC EDGAR public filings
About HAWAIIAN ELEC INDUSTRIES (HE)
HAWAIIAN ELEC INDUSTRIES (HE) appears in the most recent 13F filings of 4 tracked institutional investors. The largest disclosed position is held by Ken Griffin (Citadel Advisors), valued at $83M. Across recent filings, tracked investors recorded 1 new positions, 0 increased, 0 reduced, and 0 exited. All data sourced from SEC 13F filings.
Based on recent institutional activity in HE
How many top investors track HE
A small number of top investors own this.
HE Ownership Composition
How HAWAIIAN ELEC INDUSTRIES is held across tracked investor types, based on reported 13F positions.
- Other97.8%
- Hedge Funds2.2%
Tracked investors reporting HE
- Ken GriffinMar 31, 2026Citadel AdvisorsShares5.6MValue$83.1M% Portfolio0.01%
- Steve CohenDec 31, 2025Point72 Asset ManagementShares151.9KValue$1.9M% Portfolio0.00%
- Izzy EnglanderMar 31, 2026Millennium ManagementShares56.7KValue$842.1K% Portfolio0.00%
- Ray DalioMar 31, 2026Bridgewater AssociatesShares26.6KValue$394.2K% Portfolio0.00%
Recent activity
- New$394.2KMay 15, 2026
Frequently asked questions
- How many institutional investors hold HE?
- 4 tracked institutional investors disclosed a position in HE (HAWAIIAN ELEC INDUSTRIES) in their most recent 13F filing.
- Who is the largest institutional holder of HE?
- Ken Griffin, Citadel Advisors, holds the largest disclosed position in HE, valued at $83M.
- Did institutional ownership of HE increase or decrease?
- Across recent 13F filings, tracked investors recorded 1 new positions, 0 increased, 0 reduced, and 0 fully exited HE.
- Where does this HE ownership data come from?
- SEC Form 13F-HR filings, accessed via EDGAR. 13F filings are disclosed quarterly with a 45-day reporting delay and cover U.S.-listed long equity positions only. This is not investment advice.