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13D · Active campaign

Engine Capital → ETSY

Engine Capital holds 1.0% of Etsy, Inc..

Stake
1.0%
Shares held
1.1M
Latest filing
2024-12-03
Initial filing
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SEC source

EDGAR · 13D
https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001370637&type=SC%2013D ↗
Small fund but credible strategic case.

Frequently asked questions

What stake does Engine Capital hold in ETSY?

Engine Capital (Engine Capital) holds 1.0% of Etsy, Inc. (ETSY) via 13D filed 2024-12-03. Initial filing date: 2024-12-03. Active campaign — fund publicly seeks operational or governance changes.

What is Engine Capital's thesis for ETSY?

Spin off Depop + Reverb, refocus core marketplace, cut costs. Filed with intent to engage on strategic review.

What's the difference between 13D and 13G filings?

Both are filed when a fund crosses 5% ownership of a public company. SCHEDULE 13D = active intent (the fund plans to influence management, board, M&A, or capital allocation). SCHEDULE 13G = passive intent (long-term position, no active influence). 13D filings carry stricter disclosure (10-day window from purchase); 13G is for long-only managers + index funds. ETSY filing type: 13D.

Where does HoldLens get activist filing data?

SEC EDGAR Schedule 13D and 13G filings (10-day disclosure window for 13D; 45-day initial window for 13G then amendments as positions change). HoldLens federates campaigns across tracked activist funds and computes stake-change deltas over time. See /methodology for the full source list.

Data sourced from SEC EDGAR 13D / 13G filings. Activist intent and outcome reflect public disclosures and announcements only. Not investment advice.

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