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Citigroup Sells 17,103 Shares of Manhattan Associates
Software company's stock price down 3.2% on the news
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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Citigroup Inc. decreased its position in Manhattan Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ:MANH) by 43.5% in the 3rd quarter, according to the company's most recent 13F filing with the SEC. The fund owned 22,189 shares of the software maker's stock after selling 17,103 shares during the period.
Why it matters
Manhattan Associates is a major provider of supply chain and e-commerce software solutions. Citigroup's reduction in its stake could signal a shift in investor sentiment around the company's prospects, which could impact the stock price and the broader software industry.
The details
Citigroup sold 17,103 shares of Manhattan Associates, reducing its total stake in the company to 22,189 shares. This represented a 43.5% decrease in Citigroup's position. Manhattan Associates' stock price has declined 3.2% on the news, closing at $143.54 per share.
- Citigroup reduced its Manhattan Associates stake in the 3rd quarter of the year.
The players
Citigroup Inc.
A major global financial services company that manages investment portfolios and provides banking services.
Manhattan Associates, Inc.
A provider of supply chain and e-commerce software solutions that helps retailers, manufacturers, and logistics companies optimize their operations.
The takeaway
Citigroup's reduction in its Manhattan Associates stake could signal broader concerns about the software company's outlook, which could impact the stock price and the broader software industry. Investors will be closely watching Manhattan Associates' performance and any further changes in major institutional holdings.

