Who Owns 5% of ESCO Technologies Inc

Cross five per cent of ESCO Technologies Inc's voting shares and you have days to say so. A 13D says you might seek to influence the company; a 13G says you are simply holding — which is the difference between an activist and an index fund.

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Filings on file

a holder files again when it moves

Names appearing

May seek influence

13D rather than 13G

Largest reported

16.4%

of the class

1 filing

Newest first. The percentage is the largest any single name on the filing reported — the names overlap, so they are not additive.

Who	Intent	Shares	Of class	Event
TBG AGmay seek influence5.1M sh2026-10-01	may seek influence	5.1M	16.4%	2026-10-01

Source: Schedule 13D and 13G filings, via EDGAR, structured since the SEC's 2024 amendments. A filing names everyone with an interest in the same stake — a fund, its adviser, its principal, and any directors it proposes — so the names listed under each row report overlapping holdings and several may hold nothing at all. Crossing five per cent is a reporting threshold, not a takeover.

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