In its latest 13F filing, Allspring Global Investments Holdings LLC disclosed a 58.1% reduction in its position in OSI Systems, trimming 11,925 shares during Q3. The firm now holds 8,584 shares, representing approximately 0.05% of the company, with a carrying value of $2.11 million at quarter end. This sharp divestiture marks one of the largest single-manager stake reductions in OSI Systems this year.

Several major asset managers adjusted their OSI Systems holdings in the first quarter. Royal Bank of Canada expanded its stake by 519.8%, adding 8,602 shares to reach 10,257 shares valued at just under $2.0 million. AQR Capital Management increased its position by 64.2% to 11,656 shares, now worth $2.27 million, while UBS Asset Management more than doubled its holdings—up 161.5%—to 877,393 shares with a valuation exceeding $170 million. Collectively, institutional investors own over 89% of the company’s stock.

In early November, Director James B. Hawkins sold 1,500 shares for proceeds of $424,725, reducing his stake by 22.95% to 5,036 shares. Shortly thereafter, Chairman Deepak Chopra divested 20,000 shares in a transaction totaling $5.7 million, trimming his ownership by 6.39% to 292,969 shares. Over the last 90 days, insider dispositions total 21,916 shares worth $6.26 million, leaving insider ownership at 4.30%.

Analyst activity remains constructive: five brokerage firms have raised their recommendations on OSI Systems in the past two months, including two boosts to “buy” ratings. The consensus price target stands at $268.63, reflecting analysts’ expectation of mid-teens percentage upside from current levels. Based on MarketBeat data, the stock holds a Moderate Buy consensus with seven Buy recommendations and one Hold.