DINO HF Sinclair Corporation

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HF Sinclair Corporation (DINO) Institutional Ownership

What the institutions did with DINO last quarter, from their 13F filings. Counting managers rather than shares is the point: a single index fund adding to a position tells you far less than four hundred separate managers all deciding to. Positions as reported for the quarter ended September 30, 2026.

Managers compared
9
filed both this quarter and last
Managers holding
8
+1 on the quarter
Buyers
4
2 opened new
Sellers
4
1 sold out entirely
Buyer share
50.0%
of managers who traded it
Breadth
+0.0
net buyers, as a share of those trading

Only 9 managers reported a position this quarter, so the percentages above describe a very small sample.

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Ownership map

Each block is one manager, sized by shares held and colored by how much they moved the position last quarter. Green added, red cut, grey stood pat.

Cut Unchanged Added Color saturates at ±50%.

Largest holders

Manager Shares % of reported
PARK NATIONAL CORP /OH/ 1.9K 26.2%
MassMutual Private Wealth & Trust, FSB 1.5K 21.4%
Central Pacific Bank - Trust Division 1.2K 17.0%
Versant Capital Management, Inc 1.0K 14.4%
Coastline Trust Co 1.0K 14.0%
CX Institutional 345 4.8%
Hickory Point Bank & Trust 150 2.1%
Planning Strategies Inc. 2 0.0%

Largest changes

Manager Action Previous Current Change
FERGUSON WELLMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC Sold Out 2.9K 0 -2.9K
PARK NATIONAL CORP /OH/ New 0 1.9K +1.9K
Central Pacific Bank - Trust Division Reduced 2.0K 1.2K -820
MassMutual Private Wealth & Trust, FSB Reduced 1.6K 1.5K -110
Hickory Point Bank & Trust Reduced 200 150 -50
Versant Capital Management, Inc Increased 985 1.0K +48
CX Institutional Increased 337 345 +8
Planning Strategies Inc. New 0 2 +2

13F filings are due 45 days after quarter end and cover long positions in U.S.-listed equities only, so this is a lagged and partial picture: shorts, bonds and foreign listings never appear. Options positions are excluded here rather than folded into the share counts. Political ownership is coming.