Institutional Cluster

TMDX

TransMedics Group, Inc.
BULLISH
Impact 6/10
Horizonweeks Processed3mo ago
Institutional cluster: 25 buyers, 11 sellers (bullish)
Actionable Insight ▲ Bullish

The divergence between active asset-manager accumulation and quant-fund exit is a high-conviction structural signal: active managers are betting on fundamental execution of the OCS commercial rollout, while quants are cutting risk regardless of thesis. However, the historical performance data shows four consecutive negative T+20 outcomes (avg -31%) — the market has been wrong on TMDX repeatedly in recent months. Traders should monitor the upcoming quarterly earnings for evidence of OCS case-volume acceleration to validate the activist/active thesis before initiating a long. A break above recent technical resistance on heavy volume would confirm the institutional buying trend.

DirectionBullish
Confidencemedium
Horizonweeks
Final — all horizons settled through T+60d ⚠ clustered
TMDX ▲ +21.07% at T+60d
LONG call ✓ call won +21.07% · α vs SPY +17.80% · entry $72.91 → $88.27
Entry anchored
Jun 11, 03:59 PM ET
via exchange tick
T+1d
+3.52%
call +3.52% · α +1.76%
$75.48
settled 4mo ago
T+5d
+8.06%
call +8.06% · α +7.39%
$78.79
settled 3mo ago
T+20d
-2.30%
call -2.30% · α -4.08%
$71.23
settled 3mo ago
T+60d
+21.07%
call +21.07% · α +17.80%
$88.27
settled 23d ago

Executive Summary

TransMedics attracted heavy net institutional accumulation in Q3 2024, with 25 buyers adding $121.7M in new exposure against 11 sellers reducing $86.5M. Buying was concentrated among major active asset managers (FIL, Franklin Resources, Farallon, Ameriprise) all doubling or more-than-doubling positions, while sellers were primarily quant funds exiting entirely (Citadel, D.E. Shaw, Bridgewater). The active-buyer versus quant-seller split suggests fundamental conviction on the OCS platform thesis clashing with systematic risk-off positioning in high-growth medtech.

Key Financial Metrics

Direction
accumulating
Buy Value
$247.8M
Sell Value
$0.00
Net Flow
$35.2M

Institutional Positions

Net institutional flow: $35.2M

▲ Buyers (25)

InstitutionActionChangePosition ValueValue Δ
Fil (Fidelity)DOUBLED+107.4%$122.7M$65.9M
Franklin ResourcesDOUBLED+124%$36.3M$18.1M
Norges BankADD+32.7%$56.2M$15.6M
Ameriprise FinancialDOUBLED+112.3%$19.2M$10.6M
Farallon Capital ManagementDOUBLED+2100%$6.9M$6.6M

▼ Sellers (11)

InstitutionActionChangePrev ValueValue Δ
D.E. ShawEXIT-100%$31.7M-$31.7M
Voloridge Investment ManagementTRIM-28.4%$66.3M-$16.8M
Canada Pension Plan Investment BoardTRIM-74.6%$16.1M-$11.8M
CitadelEXIT-100%$11.8M-$11.8M
Prudential FinancialNEAR_EXIT-95.2%$9.6M-$9.1M

Key Facts

  • Net aggregate institutional inflow of $35.2M (25 buyers at +$121.7M vs 11 sellers at -$86.5M)
  • FIL (Fidelity) more than doubled its stake to $122.7M — the largest single buyer at +$65.9M
  • Franklin Resources doubled to $36.3M (+$18.1M) and Ameriprise doubled to $19.2M (+$10.6M)
  • D.E. Shaw fully exited a $31.7M position; Citadel fully exited an $11.8M position
  • Farallon Capital Management boosted a near-mid size position by 21x to $6.9M
  • Selling was dominated by quant/multi-manager funds (D.E. Shaw, Citadel, Bridgewater, Voloridge) — pattern consistent with systematic risk reduction, not fundamental bearishness
  • Past four analyst reports on TMDX have averaged -31% T+20 returns (0% win rate) — caution warranted

Financial Impact

Net institutional inflow of approximately $35.2M, with $147.8M of concentrated active-manager additions offsetting $86.5M of quant/MM fund reductions

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Risk Factors

  • Active-manager accumulation occurred in Q3 2024; 13F data filed with a 45-day lag may not reflect current positioning
  • D.E. Shaw and Citadel full exits indicate sophisticated multi-manager funds see risk factors the active buyers may be underestimating
  • Historical TMDX weakness post-report (avg -31% T+20) suggests institutional buying has not yet found a floor
  • Potential post-de-SPAC dilution overhang or pending share issuance
  • Sector rotation out of high-growth medtech could overwhelm active-manager demand

Market Snapshot

Exchange
Nasdaq
Sector
Electromedical & Electrotherapeutic Apparatus
Analyst Consensus
74% bullish (19 analysts)

Investment Themes

Healthcare & Medical Devices

Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 1 institutional 13F filing from SEC EDGAR.

DocumentAccession Number
INST-CLUSTER Data (Synthetic)inst-cluster-TMDX-2024-Q3
6 reports for TMDX
Performance horizon

Track record builds as more directional reports settle.

Filters
Rows
Reports for TMDX — sortable, filterable
TypeNow
Jun 12, 2026
16w ago
Institutional Cluster
BULLISH ★ 6/10
$72.91 $88.27▲ +21.07%▲ +17.80%—
Jun 11, 2026
16w ago
Institutional Cluster
BULLISH ★ 5/10
$73.59 $89.98▲ +22.27%▲ +17.88%—
Apr 10, 2026
25w ago
DEFA14A
NEUTRAL ★ 3/10
$114.00 $71.12▼ −37.62%▼ −47.95%—
Mar 2, 2026
30w ago
Insider Cluster
NEUTRAL ★ 3/10
$147.00 $70.46▼ −52.07%▼ −61.39%—
Feb 27, 2026
31w ago
8-K
NEUTRAL ★ 4/10
$145.26 $70.46▼ −51.49%▼ −60.88%—
Feb 24, 2026
31w ago
8-K
BULLISH ★ 8/10
$131.85 $68.00▼ −48.43%▼ −55.38%—
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Report published Jun 12, 2026