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Meta Platforms Shares Sold by Moody National Bank Trust Division
Institutional investor reduces stake in social media giant
Mar. 29, 2026 at 9:19am
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Moody National Bank Trust Division, a financial institution, has reduced its position in Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) by 31.1% during the fourth quarter, according to a recent SEC filing. The firm previously owned 18,247 shares of the social networking company's stock, valued at $12,045,000, but sold 8,227 shares during the quarter.
Why it matters
This filing provides insight into the investment decisions of institutional investors and their views on the performance and future prospects of major tech companies like Meta Platforms. Tracking changes in institutional ownership can be an important indicator of market sentiment.
The details
According to the filing, Moody National Bank Trust Division now owns 18,247 shares of Meta Platforms, making it the 16th largest holding in the firm's investment portfolio. The sale of 8,227 shares represents a 31.1% reduction in the firm's position in the social media giant.
- The filing covers the fourth quarter of 2025.
The players
Moody National Bank Trust Division
A financial institution that manages investment portfolios and filed a 13F report with the SEC disclosing its holdings in Meta Platforms.
Meta Platforms, Inc.
The parent company of social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
The takeaway
This filing suggests that at least one institutional investor has reduced its exposure to Meta Platforms, potentially signaling broader market concerns about the company's performance or growth prospects. However, the filing alone does not provide a complete picture, and further analysis of Meta's financials and industry trends would be needed to draw more definitive conclusions.


