[SCHEDULE 13G] TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES LTD SEC Filing
Harel Insurance Investments & Financial Services Ltd. reported ownership of 58,118,222 ordinary shares of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd, representing 5.1% of the class based on 1,147,150,917 shares outstanding as of June 30, 2025. Most shares are held on behalf of public clients: 56,881,124 for pooled public funds, 114,084 in third-party client accounts (with no voting power), and 1,123,014 beneficially held for Harel's own account. The filing shows shared voting power of 58,004,138 and shared dispositive power of 58,118,222. The statement clarifies these holdings are not intended to affect control of the issuer and discloses Israeli organization and office addresses.
- Crossed 5% threshold, prompting transparent disclosure of a meaningful institutional stake (58,118,222 shares, 5.1%)
 - Majority held for public clients (56,881,124 shares), indicating diversified, fiduciary positioning rather than concentrated proprietary risk
 - Filing clarifies voting structure with 0 sole voting power and 58,004,138 shared voting power, reducing signals of unilateral control
 
- Material position but limited proprietary skin: only 1,123,014 shares held for Harel's own account (small relative to total position)
 - Shared voting power and independent sub-manager decisions mean the filing offers limited insight into future voting outcomes or coordinated actions
 
Insights
Harel holds a passive, >5% stake in TEVA largely for client accounts.
Harel reports 58.1M shares or 5.1% of Teva, crossing the 5% disclosure threshold that notifies investors of meaningful institutional ownership. The bulk of the position (56.9M) is held for public pooled vehicles managed by subsidiaries that exercise independent voting.
This structure implies Harel is a material institutional holder but attributes active voting to independent sub-managers, reducing the filing's signal of coordinated control or strategic activism.
Voting and dispositive power are largely shared, not sole.
The filing lists 0 shares of sole voting power and 58.0M of shared voting power, indicating that Harel does not claim unilateral control. It also discloses only 1.12M shares beneficially held for Harel's own account, which is small relative to its total reported position.
Because the statement affirms the shares are not held to influence control, this looks like a regulatory disclosure of sizeable passive/institutional exposure rather than an active governance intent.