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Major group 80: Health services

Part of 806 Hospitals

Companies with SIC industry code 8062. Companies with no code (SIC 0) and shell companies (SIC 9995) are left out.

As of2020 Q4

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Data cover 2000 Q4 – 2020 Q4, quarterly.

The tiles, heatmap and tables below use the industry’s S&P 500 companies.

Profit weights between the 2 largest companies, 2020 Q4

Each cell is the profit weight of the row company’s shareholders on the column company (darker: higher). Companies are ordered so that tightly linked groups form blocks. Largest means most reported owners. Click a cell to compare the two companies.

Investors who drive it, 2020 Q4

The investors that contribute most to the industry’s average profit weight: roughly, those holding sizeable stakes in many of its companies at once. Investor types are inferred from the forms each investor files with the SEC and are under review. Anyone filing Forms 3/4/5 counts as an insider unless they also file 13F, in which case they count as an asset manager (such as Carl Icahn).

• Big Three
• Asset manager
• Non-financial blockholder
• Activist
• Insider

The companies, 2020 Q4

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