Key Takeaways
- • Atlanta Braves Holdings ($BATRA) reported Q3 2026 earnings of $0.15 per share, missing consensus estimates of $0.48 by $0.33, according to Quiver Quantitative.
- • Quarterly revenue came in at $324.63 million, short of the $354.80 million consensus by roughly $30.17 million.
- • Institutional 13F data for Q2 2026 shows 87 investors adding BATRA shares and 68 reducing positions in the most recent quarter.
- • Notable Q2 2026 moves included JPMorgan Chase adding 90,342 shares (about $5.09 million) and Third Avenue Management cutting 52,558 shares (-32.0%, about $2.96 million).
Summary
ATLANTA BRAVES ($BATRA) posted third-quarter 2026 results on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, falling short of Wall Street expectations on both earnings and revenue, according to Quiver Quantitative. The company reported earnings of $0.15 per share against estimates of $0.48, a miss of $0.33. Revenue was reported at $324,630,000 versus estimates of $354,800,670, a shortfall of approximately $30.2 million.
Quiver Quantitative's institutional holdings data, drawn from 13F filings, shows mixed positioning across investors in the most recent reported quarter (Q2 2026). Quiver counted 87 institutional investors adding BATRA shares and 68 reducing their positions. Among the largest reported moves, JPMorgan Chase & Co. added 90,342 shares, an estimated $5,087,158 position, while Ameriprise Financial added 35,062 shares (about $1.97 million) and Morgan Stanley added 26,735 shares (+9.4%, about $1.51 million). On the selling side, Third Avenue Management LLC removed 52,558 shares (-32.0%, about $2.96 million), Qube Research & Technologies cut 32,353 shares (-96.5%, about $1.82 million), and GAMCO Investors reduced its holding by 28,210 shares (-1.3%, about $1.59 million).
The article is a data-driven earnings and holdings report and does not include management commentary or guidance. Quiver Quantitative notes that its figures may contain inaccuracies arising from ticker-mapping issues and other anomalies.
Quiver Quantitative's institutional holdings data, drawn from 13F filings, shows mixed positioning across investors in the most recent reported quarter (Q2 2026). Quiver counted 87 institutional investors adding BATRA shares and 68 reducing their positions. Among the largest reported moves, JPMorgan Chase & Co. added 90,342 shares, an estimated $5,087,158 position, while Ameriprise Financial added 35,062 shares (about $1.97 million) and Morgan Stanley added 26,735 shares (+9.4%, about $1.51 million). On the selling side, Third Avenue Management LLC removed 52,558 shares (-32.0%, about $2.96 million), Qube Research & Technologies cut 32,353 shares (-96.5%, about $1.82 million), and GAMCO Investors reduced its holding by 28,210 shares (-1.3%, about $1.59 million).
The article is a data-driven earnings and holdings report and does not include management commentary or guidance. Quiver Quantitative notes that its figures may contain inaccuracies arising from ticker-mapping issues and other anomalies.
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