ELI LILLY & Co (LLY) — Institutional Holders, Q2 2026

4,662 institutional investment managers reported a LLY position on SEC Form 13F-HR for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, with a combined reported value of $941.4B. Every filer is listed below, ranked by position value, 100 per page; this page shows ranks 1 to 100. Put and call option positions are excluded, and a firm filing several lots or share classes is shown once with its total.

LLY 13F holders ranked 1–100 of 4,662

Institutional investors reporting a position in ELI LILLY & Co on SEC Form 13F-HR for Q2 2026, ranked by reported value.
InstitutionValueQoQ
LILLY ENDOWMENT#1 · 90,376,978 sh$108.4B-1.7%
BlackRock#2 · 67,540,400 sh$81.0B+1.7%
VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT#3 · 53,528,868 sh$64.2B+0.3%
PNC FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP#4 · 51,322,720 sh$61.6B0.0%
STATE STREET#5 · 36,215,754 sh$43.4B+1.7%
FMR#6 · 28,462,475 sh$34.1B+8.1%
Capital Research Global Investors#7 · 20,873,140 sh$25.0B-15.3%
VANGUARD PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT#8 · 20,859,217 sh$25.0B-0.6%
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT#9 · 20,310,858 sh$24.3B+0.6%
MORGAN STANLEY#10 · 16,226,398 sh$19.5B+5.1%
Capital World Investors#11 · 15,902,642 sh$19.1B+1.8%
PRICE T ROWE ASSOCIATES#12 · 13,911,839 sh$16.7B-0.6%
JPMORGAN CHASE#13 · 12,598,524 sh$15.5B-8.0%
NORGES BANK#14 · 11,471,413 sh$13.8B—
BANK OF AMERICA#15 · 11,274,243 sh$13.5B+1.3%
WELLINGTON MANAGEMENT GROUP LLP#16 · 10,998,953 sh$13.2B-18.1%
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE#17 · 10,759,188 sh$12.9B0.0%
PRIMECAP MANAGEMENT#18 · 9,172,904 sh$11.0B-0.5%
NORTHERN#19 · 8,796,866 sh$10.6B-0.3%
GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP#20 · 7,652,960 sh$9.2B+20.7%
UBS AM, a distinct business unit of UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT AME#21 · 7,209,385 sh$8.6B+1.9%
CHARLES SCHWAB INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT#22 · 6,001,955 sh$7.2B+1.8%
Capital International Investors#23 · 5,734,768 sh$6.9B-6.2%
JENNISON ASSOCIATES#24 · 5,461,416 sh$6.6B+7.9%
Legal & General Group Plc#25 · 5,145,229 sh$6.2B-4.4%
Fisher Asset Management#26 · 5,063,516 sh$6.1B+4.6%
Nuveen#27 · 5,061,510 sh$6.1B-5.2%
Amundi#28 · 4,808,143 sh$5.8B-4.9%
Bank of New York Mellon#29 · 4,783,459 sh$5.7B-1.6%
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY#30 · 4,646,119 sh$5.6B+5.5%
VANGUARD FIDUCIARY#31 · 4,592,311 sh$5.5B-0.6%
FRANKLIN RESOURCES#32 · 4,590,218 sh$5.5B+2.6%
ROYAL BANK OF CANADA#33 · 4,358,401 sh$5.2B+2.2%
DIMENSIONAL FUND ADVISORS#34 · 4,003,417 sh$4.8B+2.8%
Jupiter Topco#35 · 3,891,118 sh$4.7B—
UBS Group AG#36 · 3,865,931 sh$4.6B-4.4%
Invesco Ltd.#37 · 3,694,152 sh$4.4B+6.9%
DEUTSCHE BANK AG\#38 · 3,379,627 sh$4.1B-4.7%
ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN L.P.#39 · 4,261,385 sh$3.9B-3.8%
AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL#40 · 2,996,669 sh$3.6B+0.4%
AMERICAN CENTURY COMPANIES#41 · 2,354,837 sh$2.8B+27.6%
Swiss National Bank#42 · 2,265,150 sh$2.7B-4.0%
VICTORY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT#43 · 2,141,447 sh$2.6B+14.7%
Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management , Ltd.#44 · 2,013,696 sh$2.4B+7.0%
HSBC PLC#45 · 1,988,595 sh$2.4B+6.6%
SG Americas Securities#46 · 1,983,708 sh$2.4B+204.1%
Sumitomo Mitsui#47 · 1,895,765 sh$2.3B+6.8%
Swedbank AB#48 · 1,781,310 sh$2.1B+10.2%
FIFTH THIRD BANCORP#49 · 1,750,788 sh$2.1B-10.8%
BANK OF MONTREAL#50 · 1,724,702 sh$2.1B+14.4%
CANADA PENSION PLAN INVESTMENT BOARD#51 · 1,715,070 sh$2.1B+18.5%
RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL#52 · 1,713,850 sh$2.1B+5.4%
Vanguard Global Advisers#53 · 1,707,634 sh$2.0B-1.6%
Neuberger Berman Group#54 · 1,697,061 sh$2.0B-2.1%
National Pension Service#55 · 1,682,782 sh$2.0B+1.3%
VANGUARD ASSET MANAGEMENT, Ltd#56 · 1,556,634 sh$1.9B+12.0%
NORDEA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT AB#57 · 1,477,275 sh$1.8B+1.1%
SAPIENT CAPITAL#58 · 1,447,540 sh$1.7B+0.2%
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM#59 · 1,440,683 sh$1.7B-20.6%
US BANCORP \DE\#60 · 1,354,723 sh$1.6B-0.2%
DZ BANK AG Deutsche Zentral Genossenschafts Bank, Frankfurt#61 · 1,338,915 sh$1.6B+6.0%
MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE#62 · 1,337,665 sh$1.6B-7.6%
RHUMBLINE ADVISERS#63 · 1,333,307 sh$1.6B-1.9%
SCHRODER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT GROUP#64 · 1,277,161 sh$1.5B+9.2%
LPL Financial#65 · 1,274,807 sh$1.5B+6.5%
PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL GROUP#66 · 1,255,719 sh$1.5B+2.4%
CITIGROUP#67 · 1,199,053 sh$1.4B+9.8%
VOYA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT#68 · 1,190,792 sh$1.4B+4.9%
ENVESTNET ASSET MANAGEMENT#69 · 1,175,866 sh$1.4B+0.1%
BARCLAYS PLC#70 · 1,143,891 sh$1.4B-26.8%
APG Asset Management N.V.#71 · 1,210,321 sh$1.3B+4.2%
AQR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT#72 · 1,035,605 sh$1.2B+21.1%
TD ASSET MANAGEMENT#73 · 1,003,469 sh$1.2B-15.7%
BNP Paribas Asset Management Holding S.A.#74 · 1,001,608 sh$1.2B-13.5%
BNP PARIBAS FINANCIAL MARKETS#75 · 961,496 sh$1.2B+16.4%
CITADEL ADVISORS#76 · 945,456 sh$1.1B+291.1%
BESSEMER GROUP#77 · 923,815 sh$1.1B+7.3%
Bank Julius Baer & Ltd, Zurich#78 · 913,248 sh$1.1B+3.1%
CIBC Bancorp USA#79 · 906,485 sh$1.1B+0.2%
Ensign Peak Advisors#80 · 895,262 sh$1.1B+5.5%
NATIXIS ADVISORS#81 · 876,181 sh$1.1B+12.2%
NEW YORK STATE COMMON RETIREMENT FUND#82 · 865,587 sh$1.0B-4.9%
CAISSE DE DEPOT ET PLACEMENT DU QUEBEC#83 · 805,809 sh$966.5M+17.4%
STIFEL FINANCIAL#84 · 786,902 sh$943.9M+1.0%
Russell Investments Group, Ltd.#85 · 781,929 sh$942.4M-1.0%
DANSKE BANK A/S#86 · 767,326 sh$920.4M+0.9%
Robeco Institutional Asset Management B.V.#87 · 758,740 sh$910.1M+16.2%
Pictet Asset Management Holding SA#88 · 754,985 sh$905.8M-20.0%
JONES FINANCIAL COMPANIES LLLP#89 · 746,099 sh$901.2M+14.6%
Cerity Partners#90 · 747,548 sh$896.6M+2.0%
Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo#91 · 743,966 sh$892.3M-0.8%
PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL#92 · 734,148 sh$880.6M+0.4%
ADAGE CAPITAL PARTNERS GP, L.L.C.#93 · 726,199 sh$871.0M-24.1%
AVIVA PLC#94 · 718,261 sh$861.5M+0.8%
Mariner#95 · 716,755 sh$859.9M+3.3%
LAZARD ASSET MANAGEMENT#96 · 694,293 sh$832.8M-3.3%
Winslow Capital Management#97 · 693,624 sh$832.0M-8.4%
DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale#98 · 915,360 sh$831.3M0.0%
NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA#99 · 692,569 sh$830.7M+11.7%
SEI INVESTMENTS#100 · 689,850 sh$827.4M-10.1%

Source: Form 13F-HR filings on SEC EDGAR, Q2 2026. Values are as reported by each manager at quarter end. “% of portfolio” is the position’s share of the manager’s total reported 13F value for the same quarter. “New” means the manager filed a 13F for Q1 2026 without this position; a dash means no comparison is available. Where a manager’s own filing is internally inconsistent its value is withheld and it is listed last. 13F data shows reported holdings, not recommendations.