PSUS

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Pershing Square USA, Ltd. (NYSE:PSUS) (“PSUS”) today announced that it plans to publish its semiannual report to shareholders for the period ended June 30, 2026, which will include the Investment Manager's quarterly portfolio review, on August 13, 2026. Concurrently with the release of PSUS's semi-annual report, Pershing Square Inc. (NYSE:PS), the parent company of PSUS's Investment Manager, plans to release its second quarter 2026 financial results and host an earnin.

It's been a month since Pershing Square USA (NYSE:PSUS) and Pershing Square (NYSE:PS), the new plays led by star hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, went live on the public markets.

It's been a big end to April for Bill Ackman as his much-anticipated Pershing Square USA (NYSE:PSUS) went live on public markets.

Pershing Square USA, Ltd. launched as a closed-end fund, raising $5B for Bill Ackman to invest with permanent capital and no redemption pressures. PSUS investors face structural risks: shares typically trade at persistent discounts to NAV, with Ackman's London funds showing ~30% discounts. Management is attempting to narrow the discount gap through buybacks, dividend growth, and marketing, but results have fluctuated between 24% and 29%.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Pershing Square Inc. (NYSE: PS) (“Pershing Square”) today announced that Pershing Square CEO Bill Ackman and CIO Ryan Israel will host a live Spaces event on X on Friday, May 1 at 9:00 AM ET to discuss the recently completed combined initial public offerings of PS and Pershing Square USA, Ltd. (NYSE:PSUS). The Spaces event on X will be open to the public and provide the opportunity for participants to ask questions and engage in dialogue with Bill and Ryan regarding P.

Ackman first announced plans to take his company public in 2024, initially hoping to raise as much as $25 billion. However, Ackman called off the IPO just days before the company was set to go public.

Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Holdings (LSE:PSH) USA opened at $42 on its New York Stock Exchange debut, falling 16% below its IPO price of $50, marking a rocky start to a listing that had been years in the making. The stumble comes after Ackman, the billionaire hedge fund manager, had spent years publicly building the case for a closed-end fund modeled on the empire of Warren Buffett, and even after raising $5 billion for the venture.

Shares in a newly listed fund backed by Bill Ackman fell sharply on their trading debut on Wednesday, underscoring the challenges of translating high-profile investor appeal into sustained market demand. The stock-picking vehicle, Pershing Square USA, opened about 16% below its $50 offering price, despite raising $5 billion in its initial public offering.

Shares of PSUS sank 18% in the first few minutes of trading

Bill Ackman has made a lot of noise in recent years. On Wednesday, that noise came in the form of ringing the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange, in honor of the initial public offering of his hedge fund, Pershing Square.