DNB

Why Are DNB Shares Falling Today?

Dun & Bradstreet stock is trading -29.16% below its average target price of $14.92 after dropping -2.4% during today's afternoon session. Analysts are giving the mid-cap Diversified Financial company an average rating of buy and target prices ranging from $11.0 to $18.0 per share.

Dun & Bradstreet's short interest — meaning the percentage of the share float that is being shorted — is lower than average at 4.7%. The stock's short ratio is 5.36. Since 10.87% of the company's shares are owned by insiders, we can infer that there is a degree of alignment between management and shareholder interests.

Another number to watch is the company's rate of institutional share ownership, which now stands at 87.6%. In conclusion, we believe there is positive market sentiment regarding Dun & Bradstreet.

Institutions Invested in Dun & Bradstreet

Date Reported Holder Percentage Shares Value
2023-03-31 Cannae Holdings, Inc. 18% 79,048,691 $835,544,639
2023-03-31 Thomas H Lee Partners LP 11% 49,579,771 $524,058,164
2022-12-31 Capital International Investors 6% 25,513,000 $269,672,402
2022-12-31 Vanguard Group, Inc. (The) 5% 23,700,703 $250,516,423
2022-12-31 StepStone Group LP 5% 22,042,226 $232,986,322
2023-03-31 Massachusetts Financial Services Co. 4% 18,469,175 $195,219,174
2022-12-31 Blackrock Inc. 4% 15,658,399 $165,509,272
2023-03-31 Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC 3% 14,113,815 $149,183,020
2023-03-31 Mawer Investment Management Ltd. 3% 13,623,538 $144,000,792
2022-12-31 Millennium Management Llc 2% 7,048,517 $74,502,822
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