US defense giant General Dynamics' top holder dumps 10% stake worth nearly $1 billion
Longview Asset Management, the family office that has owned General Dynamics since 1959, sold approximately 10% of its stake, totaling nearly $1 billion, between August 26 and October 1. The sales, which included 2,707,871 shares for gross proceeds of about $954 million across 25 separate transactions, cut its position from 27,096,788 shares to 24,388,917 shares. General Dynamics' stock has declined 13% since August 26, making the selling conspicuous, especially as broader indices like the S&P 500 rallied during the same period. A spokesperson for Longview attributed the sales to general portfolio diversification, stating they were "unrelated to any matter pertaining to the Issuer."
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