Tesla's two largest investors reduced their stakes in the company by 20%
Tesla's two largest investors, financial giants Fidelity Investments and T. Rowe Price Group, have reduced their stakes in the company by more than 20%, and they did this even before Elon Musk's announcement of Tesla's delisting, writes Bloomberg . Details Funds owned by T. Rowe Price Group sold about 3.7 million shares, reducing their number to 11.9 million securities (-23.7%). Fidelity funds got rid of 3 million shares, reducing the share to 11.2 million (-21.1%).