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28 quarters

Position history for STATE STREET CORPSTATE STREET CORP's holdings in KULICKE & SOFFA INDUSTRIES

STATE STREET CORP holds 2.1M shares of KLIC (KULICKE & SOFFA INDUSTRIES), worth $277.3M as of 2026-Q2. The position was increased (+2.5% shares). KLIC represents 0.0% of STATE STREET CORP's portfolio.

Current Value

$277.3M

Current Shares

2.1M

Total Value Change

+$259.3M

Total Shares Change

+1.3M

Quarter-by-Quarter History
QuarterActionSharesChangeValueWeightPriceConviction
2026-Q2
Latest
Increased
2.1M
+2.5%
$277.3M0.0%$133.42
32
2026-Q1
Increased
2M
+0.5%
$133.1M0.0%$65.44
30
2025-Q4
Decreased
2M
-0.3%
$92M0.0%$45.22
0
2025-Q3
Decreased
2M
-2.6%
$82.3M0.0%$40.16
0
2025-Q2
Decreased
2.1M
-0.4%
$72M0.0%$34.02
0
2025-Q1
Decreased
2.1M
-4.3%
$69M0.0%$32.23
0
2024-Q4
Increased
2.2M
+3.3%
$101.7M0.0%$45.35
31
2024-Q3
Increased
2.1M
+0.1%
$95.3M0.0%$43.68
30
2024-Q2
Decreased
2.1M
-1.0%
$103.6M0.0%$47.37
0
2024-Q1
Increased
2.1M
+1.4%
$107M0.0%$48.25
30
2023-Q4
Increased
2.1M
+4.8%
$114.7M0.0%$52.26
32
2023-Q3
Increased
2M
+1.6%
$97.3M0.0%$46.28
30
2023-Q2
Decreased
2M
-1.8%
$117M0.0%$56.35
0
2023-Q1
Increased
2M
+1.8%
$105.7M0.0%$49.78
30
2022-Q4
Decreased
2M
-0.0%
$87.2M0.0%$41.66
0
2022-Q3
Decreased
2M
-2.3%
$76M0.0%$36.11
0
2022-Q2
Decreased
2M
-2.3%
$86.4M0.0%$39.96
0
2022-Q1
Increased
2.1M
+4.9%
$115.6M0.0%$52.09
32
2021-Q4
Decreased
2M
-3.2%
$119.1M0.0%$56.13
0
2021-Q3
Increased
2M
+0.1%
$118.4M0.0%$53.87
30
2021-Q2
Increased
2M
+108.5%
$124.1M0.0%$56.45
49
2021-Q1
Increased
970,962
+15.0%
$47.8M0.0%$45.19
34
2020-Q4
Decreased
844,098
-0.3%
$27M0.0%$29.18
0
2020-Q3
Decreased
846,281
-1.1%
$19.1M0.0%$20.46
0
2020-Q2
Decreased
855,944
-5.7%
$17.9M0.0%$18.92
0
2020-Q1
Increased
908,091
+16.6%
$19.1M0.0%$18.86
33
2019-Q4
Increased
778,640
+2.3%
$21.3M0.0%$24.43
29
2019-Q3
First report
761,239
-
$18M0.0%$21.00
0

Other major holders of KLIC: BNP PARIBAS FINANCIAL MARKETS, BlackRock, Inc., BlackRock Finance, Inc.

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