GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC

Goldman Sachs (10% owner) net-buys 42 shares at ~$0.52 avg, holds 10,314 shares amid -90.5% drawdown from 52-week high.

Goldman Sachs filed 4 separate purchases totaling 10,006 shares for $5,503.12 and 2 separate sales totaling 9,964 shares for $5,081.64 on 2026-04-20, resulting in a net purchase of 42 shares. The transactions occurred at prices ($0.51–$0.55) far below the current price of $2.65 and represent a modest net addition to a 10,314-share post-transaction position. Against the backdrop of the stock trading -90.5% below its 52-week high, a 30-day decline of -24.3%, and 90-day decline of -34.1%, combined with the company's unprofitable full-year financials (net income of $-80,000,000.00) and -8.0% annual revenue decline, the net 42-share increase is immaterial in both absolute and proportional terms. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior buys, but this filing's scale and composition—offsetting buys and sells with negligible net positioning change—do not signal a material conviction shift.

Goldman Sachs (10% owner) purchased 594,553 shares across 30 transactions totaling $3,382,595.48 at blended average price $5.69

Goldman Sachs, already holding 11.90M shares post-transaction (representing a 10% stake), executed 30 separate open-market purchases on April 7, 2026 totaling 594,553 shares for $3,382,595.48 at a blended average price of $5.69. The stock currently trades at $5.61, down 75.3% from its 52-week high of $22.74 and down 28.3% over the past 90 days. Sweetgreen is unprofitable with net income of $-36.1M against quarterly revenue of $172.4M, and annual revenue growth stands at +0.4%, indicating minimal top-line expansion and ongoing operational challenges. The timing of this accumulation during steep downward price momentum and while the company remains loss-making warrants scrutiny, particularly given Goldman Sachs' cross-ticker track record showing a 0.00% win rate on 12 prior buys (average 90-day return -3.6%) and 100% win-rate on 8 prior sells.

Goldman Sachs (10% owner) sold net 544 shares across 18 transactions for $52.7K while buying 4,328 shares for $46.8K in back-to-back BACQ trades (Nov 28–Dec 9).

Goldman Sachs executed 30 separate transactions over a 12-day window in BACQ, resulting in a net sale of 544 shares from an initial holding of 3,251,932 shares post-transaction holdings of 3,251,388 shares. The filing shows mixed activity: 18 sales totaling 4,872 shares for $52,706.70 and 12 purchases totaling 4,328 shares for $46,772.52, with price averaging around $10.70–$11.00. Transaction prices ranged from $10.70 to $11.00, while the current market price is $10.52 (-17.5% from the 52-week high of $12.75). The cumulative effect is a marginal reduction in position, consistent with routine portfolio management rather than a directional conviction trade. The high volume of offsetting buys and sells across narrow price bands suggests tactical rebalancing rather than a deliberate accumulation or exit signal.

Goldman Sachs (10% owner) sells 1,666,666 SHCO shares at $9.00; reduces stake to 13.86M shares from 15.53M (-10.7%)

Goldman Sachs sold 1,666,666 shares (1.67M shares) of Soho House at $9.00 on 2026-01-29, reducing its stake from 15,526,619 shares (15.53M shares) to 13,859,953 shares (13.86M shares). The sale occurred at the 52-week high ($9.00), and the transaction value was $14,999,994.00 ($15.0M). Against Goldman Sachs' cross-ticker track record, which shows 8 prior sells with an average 30-day return of -1.5%, this reduction occurred at a favorable price level relative to recent trading range. Soho House remains unprofitable (net income $-18,708,000 ($-18.7M) over its most recent full fiscal year), though revenues totaled $370,750,000.00 ($370.8M) with annual growth of +6.0%. The timing and size of the disposition, combined with the company's ongoing net losses, merit monitoring of Goldman Sachs' broader positioning and any subsequent capital allocation activity at the company.

Goldman Sachs sells 1,666,666 shares of SHCO at $9.00 for $15.0M; retains 13.86M-share stake (10% holder).

Goldman Sachs, a 10% owner of Soho House, sold 1,666,666 shares at $9.00 on 2026-01-29, reducing its position by 10.7% while maintaining substantial ownership at 13,859,953 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred at the 52-week high of $9.00, concurrent with a company that generated $370,750,000 in quarterly revenue but reported a net loss of $-18,708,000 over its most recent full fiscal year. Goldman's cross-ticker insider trading history shows 8 prior sells with an average 30-day return of -1.5%, providing limited predictive weight for this specific transaction at SHCO. The timing and partial liquidation warrant monitoring given the company's persistent unprofitability, though the maintained 13.86M-share position signals continued exposure rather than a full exit.

Goldman Sachs divests 4,000,000 STGW shares (23.6% reduction) at $6.34; stock now -19.3% from 52-week high

Goldman Sachs sold 4,000,000 shares of Stagwell on 2024-06-13 at $6.34, reducing its 10% stake from 16,981,022 shares to 12,981,022 shares. The sale occurred when the stock was already in a downturn—trading 19.3% below the 52-week high of $8.19 and down 4.6% over the prior 30 days. Post-transaction, the stock has since recovered to $6.61 (up from the sale price), which would have been a profitable exit point. Stagwell's underlying fundamentals remain challenged with an annual revenue decline of -6.0% year-over-year and a net loss of -1.3M on quarterly revenue of 670.1M, creating a mixed backdrop for large institutional holders.