Based on Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., Ltd.'s official Form 13F filing, cross-checked against the MarketBeat report.
NTAP Institutional holdings 2026-11-04What the filing actually reports
Mirae Asset's Form 13F for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 reports two NetApp common-stock rows under CUSIP 64110D104. One lists 79,587 shares with sole investment discretion and a reported value of $16,719,637. The second lists 84 shares, $17,647 of value and the code “DFND,” with another manager identified. Together they equal the 79,671 shares and approximately $16.74 million in the MarketBeat headline.
The filing was accepted by the SEC on October 29. Its cover page reports 1,660 line items with an aggregate value of $57.03 billion. NetApp represented roughly 0.03% of that reported total, so this is a small disclosed position inside a much larger portfolio.
What “new stake” does—and does not—mean
MarketBeat calls the position new because the shares appear in the manager's third-quarter holdings comparison. The primary document establishes ownership at quarter end; it does not reveal when the shares were acquired, the execution price, the manager's rationale, or current ownership. A 13F can also be filed weeks after its reporting date.
This was not a NetApp press release, product launch, partnership or customer announcement. NetApp did not announce an ONTAP version, system, service level, support date or security change in this filing. The filing manager—not NetApp—made the disclosure.
Customer impact: none in the disclosed facts
For administrators, the position creates no configuration or lifecycle action. It does not change AFF, ASA or FAS hardware; it does not alter ONTAP licensing, upgrade paths or support; and it does not modify StorageGRID releases or compatibility.
The same applies to BlueXP: the filing contains no service, connector, credential, policy or billing change. Procurement and operations teams should continue to use NetApp product documentation, release notes and support notices for technical decisions rather than infer a roadmap signal from an investment manager's quarter-end holdings.
What to watch next
The next comparable evidence is a later Mirae Asset 13F, which could show whether the reported share count rose, fell or disappeared. Even then, a change would describe portfolio holdings rather than storage-product direction. For customer impact, the meaningful signals remain NetApp's official product releases, advisories, lifecycle notices and financial disclosures.
Primary source: SEC, Form 13F-HR, accession 0000905148-26-004586 (filed October 29, 2026; reporting period September 30, 2026). Secondary source: MarketBeat, November 4, 2026.