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Further Reading from MarketBeat.com

Institutions Love These 3 Companies, Should You As Well?

Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 11/19/2025. 

Key Points

• High institutional ownership levels can indicate that professional investors have assessed a stock as stable or primed for future growth.
• When combined with other metrics, institutional ownership can help point retail investors toward good buy-and-hold targets.
• With institutional ownership of 80% or more, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Linde, and Intuit are three names investors consider for their long-term portfolios. 

A common strategy among retail investors is to mirror the investment moves of successful firms and market leaders. Poring over the Form 13-F filings of gurus like Warren Buffett can reveal valuable insights, albeit on a delayed schedule. For more timely data, everyday investors often look to institutional ownership to see where seasoned investors are placing their bets.

Institutional ownership of 80% or more typically suggests a company has passed rigorous evaluation and appeals to analysts focused on fundamentals and long-term potential. High institutional ownership can also boost liquidity and signal that a stock is more likely to remain stable or appreciate. The three stocks below all have significant institutional ownership and broad analyst bullishness, indicating potential for future growth.

OpenAI Partnership, Strong Earnings Drive Institutional Interest in Thermo Fisher

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The products that Thermo Fisher Scientific (NYSE: TMO) provides—including diagnostic products and tools, reagents, and related services—enable a large network of scientific clients to conduct their work.

The firm is coming off a strong quarter despite challenges facing its academic customers. Thermo Fisher’s recent earnings report featured both top- and bottom-line wins, including a 10% year-over-year (YOY) improvement in adjusted earnings per share (EPS), driven by growth in its life sciences solutions and specialty diagnostics divisions.

Revenue topped $11.1 billion, prompting executives to raise full-year guidance. Product-development momentum, accelerated by AI adoption and highlighted by its partnership with OpenAI, was a key factor behind the results.

The company may primarily appeal to buy-and-hold investors given near-term headwinds, including an expected decline in its China business, lingering uncertainty in the academic sector over federal funding, and shifting tariffs.

At the same time, repatriation of science firms could help drive domestic growth. That may explain why institutions own more than 89% of outstanding TMO shares and why roughly 80% of analysts rate the company a Buy.

Linde Leads in Industrial Gases Thanks to Strong Backlog and Hydrogen Potential

Sector leader Linde (NASDAQ: LIN) dominates the industrial gases market and is well-positioned to benefit from the growing adoption of clean hydrogen energy worldwide.

The company already projects EPS gains in future quarters in part because of its massive $10 billion backlog.

Last quarter, Linde posted a 7% YOY EPS gain and generated $1.7 billion in free cash flow, with operating cash flow up 8%.

Although some analysts have recently trimmed price targets—likely assuming shares already reflect some near-term gains—the consensus target above $508 still implies nearly 22% upside.

Eight of 10 analysts rate LIN shares a Buy, and nearly 83% of shares are held by institutions.

Financial Software Firm to Get a Boost From Tax Changes, Subscriptions

Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ: INTU), maker of QuickBooks and TurboTax, benefits from a strong recurring-revenue profile thanks to its subscription services.

To sustain growth, the company will likely need to continue expanding its subscriber base through newer offerings such as TurboTax Live.

Another potential tailwind is the recent change to the IRS’s Direct File program, which will not be available in 2026, potentially pushing more users toward paid tax-preparation products like TurboTax.

Institutions appear to agree that Intuit can deliver: about 84% of shares are held by institutional investors. That’s unsurprising given that 22 of 27 analysts are positive on Intuit, with a consensus price target implying roughly 23% upside and one-year earnings growth just under 14%.

INTU shares have been largely flat this year, up less than 4% year to date, which could leave room for gains if the company reports positive subscriber updates.

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