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Conestoga Microcap opens stakes in NCNO and NPKI, exits NABL and PL in second-quarter moves

Aug. 5. Conestoga Microcap initiated positions in NCNO and NPKI during the second quarter while closing its existing holdings in NABL and PL, according to the fund's portfolio disclosures. The changes cover four stocks: two added, two removed.

By Mara Whitfield2 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Conestoga Microcap initiated new positions in NCNO and NPKI during the second quarter, according to the fund's portfolio disclosures.
  • The fund closed its existing holdings in NABL and PL during the same second quarter.
  • The disclosed changes cover four stocks in total: two added and two removed.
  • Entry prices, share counts, and the specific timing of the NCNO and NPKI purchases were not specified in the materials.
  • The disclosures gave no explanation for the NABL and PL exits and reported no sale proceeds.

Aug. 5. Conestoga Microcap initiated positions in NCNO and NPKI during the second quarter while closing its existing holdings in NABL and PL, according to the fund's portfolio disclosures. The changes cover four stocks: two added, two removed.

New positions: NCNO and NPKI

The fund disclosed entering NCNO and NPKI as part of its second-quarter portfolio adjustments, the release shows. Entry prices, share counts, and the timing of each purchase within the quarter were not specified in the materials.

Exits: NABL and PL

Conestoga Microcap closed its stakes in NABL and PL during the same period. The disclosures carried no explanation for either exit and reported no sale proceeds.

Note: The source summary contains no dollar amounts, share counts, price levels, or dates beyond the second quarter. This article reflects the full factual record available. Padding to a target word count would require inventing figures the source does not provide.

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Frequently asked

Which stocks did Conestoga Microcap buy and sell in the second quarter?

The fund initiated new positions in NCNO and NPKI while closing its holdings in NABL and PL.

How many stocks were affected by the portfolio changes?

Four stocks were affected: two added (NCNO and NPKI) and two removed (NABL and PL).

Did the fund disclose how much it paid or received for these positions?

No, the disclosures did not specify entry prices, share counts, or any sale proceeds for the transactions.

Why did Conestoga Microcap exit NABL and PL?

The disclosures carried no explanation for either exit.

When during the quarter did the fund make these moves?

The materials did not specify the timing of the purchases or sales beyond the second quarter.