Ray Dalio’s Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (KTOS) position
Reported position history, portfolio importance and verified filing changes from public SEC disclosures.
At a glance
The full verified relationship, including prior ownership episodes and exits where supported.
Bridgewater Associates, LP first reported Kratos Defense & Security Solutions in Q3 2025. The reported position was increased and reduced across later filings. Bridgewater Associates, LP currently reports 41.06K shares. The latest verified filing showed: Sold 45.2% of the position.
Position over time
See the same verified relationship through reported shares, portfolio weight or reported value.
Gaps indicate periods that cannot be safely connected or where a verified corporate action changes the raw share scale. Stock price, when available, is market context and not a transaction price.
What changed
Latest filing plus the most meaningful reported changes. Unchanged quarters are collapsed by default.
Filing context
Quarter-end price $49.86 · Estimated holding basis $85.17
Filing context
Quarter-end price $70.51 · Estimated holding basis $85.17
Filing context
Quarter-end price $75.91 · Estimated holding basis $85.17
Filing context
Quarter-end price $91.37 · Estimated holding basis $91.37
How important is Kratos Defense & Security Solutions in Bridgewater Associates, LP’s reported portfolio?
Relative importance is measured only within the verified primary non-option reported portfolio for each quarter.
Who else owns Kratos Defense & Security Solutions?
Also reported by 1 other tracked investor in their latest verified filings.
SEC filing evidence
Market context and filing-derived values are kept separate from actual transaction prices, which 13F filings do not disclose.
Market context only; not an investor transaction price.
Derived from validated reported value and shares where supported.
Calculated from supported filing history.
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This tracker follows Bridgewater Associates, LP’s Form 13F disclosures, not Ray Dalio’s personal brokerage account. Form 13F reports quarter-end positions later and does not reveal exact trade dates or execution prices.