SAP Insider Trading

SAP SE (SAP) operates in the Technology sector, specifically the Software - Application industry, with a market capitalization near $256.06B, listed on NYSE, employing roughly 112,019 people, carrying a beta of 0.78 to the broader market. SAP SE, founded in Walldorf, Germany, in 1972, is a global provider of diverse software applications, technology, and services. Led by Christian Klein, public since 1995-09-18.

No insider filings are on record under SAP's own SEC company ID (CIK 1000184).

Filings Under Another SEC Company ID

3 filing lines on file were filed under an SEC company ID (CIK) other than SAP's (1000184). Such a filing can be a predecessor company's (one that reorganized, redomiciled or converted files under a new CIK), a former holder of the SAP ticker's, or another company's that SAP or its insiders report holding; the CIK alone does not say which. They are not counted in the figures above.

SAP Institutional Ownership (13F)

As of Jun 30, 2026 (Q2 2026), 812 institutions reported holding 84,132,437 SAP shares, valued at $12.97B as reported, 7.2% of its market cap (market cap of Jun 26, 2026). That is -33 institutions from the quarter before. Among managers whose reports for both quarters are comparable, 87 opened a position, 112 closed one, 345 added and 247 trimmed.

Top Holders, Q2 2026

By Quarter

From the SEC's Form 13F data sets: investment managers with $100 million or more in Section 13(f) securities report their holdings each quarter, up to 45 days after it ends; a restated filing replaces the original, and values are as the managers reported them (a position whose price runs about 1,000 times below other managers', from a manager whose positions mostly do, is read as reported in thousands of dollars). The same shares can be reported by more than one manager, so totals can count some twice.

ETFs Holding SAP

From each fund's latest holdings file on record that shows SAP's listed security itself. A file counts when its line count is consistent with the fund's reported holdings count (at most twice it plus 10, or at most 1,000 lines for a reported count of exactly 10, which the data source gives many funds as a cap), read with that file or inherited from the fund's last classified file (within 20% of its line count, read within 60 days). Funds whose line for the company could not be confirmed as SAP's listed security, or that hold it through underlying funds (look-through), are not listed. Only long positions count: a fund is left out when any of its lines for SAP reports a negative weight, share count or value, or none of them above zero (a short position, or figures that disagree). Shares, value and weight are as reported in each fund's file, dated by the data source's last update of that file (not the date of the positions); the weight is SAP's share of that fund.

SAP Congress Trades

Members of Congress and their households disclosed 53 transactions in SAP on file (28 purchases, 24 sales) by 10 members, the latest trade on Apr 20, 2026. The newest 10 are below.

From the periodic transaction reports members of the Senate and the House file under the STOCK Act, within 45 days of a trade (some file later); amounts are the ranges the reports give (a few give an exact amount), and a transaction a later report lists again is counted once. On file: House reports disclosed from Apr 10, 2023 through Oct 13, 2026; Senate reports disclosed from Jan 30, 2014 through Oct 7, 2026. The party is the member's on the trade date. A trade is listed under the company that traded under its ticker on the trade date (dated from Feb 1, 2021, unless the filing describes another company of ours; before that, only when the filing's description of the security is the company's name).

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