Share count rose by 1,978,074; estimated transaction value of $12.96 million based on average first-quarter pricing.
Position value decreased by $5.29 million at quarter-end, reflecting both purchase activity and share price changes.
Post-trade stake: 10,778,074 shares worth $64.67 million.
CCC now accounts for 21% of Alfreton Capital’s U.S. equity AUM, making it the fund’s largest holding.
According to a SEC filing dated May 14, 2026, Alfreton Capital LLP increased its position in CCC Intelligent Solutions (NASDAQ:CCC) by 1,978,074 shares. The estimated value of these purchases was $12.96 million, based on the average closing price for the quarter. The value of the position at quarter-end fell by $5.29 million, which includes both share additions and price movement.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Revenue (TTM) | $1.09 billion |
| Net income (TTM) | $34.53 million |
| Market capitalization | 3.01 billion |
| Price (as of market close May 15, 2026) | $4.32 |
CCC Intelligent Solutions operates at scale within the technology sector, leveraging advanced SaaS and AI-driven platforms to streamline operations for major players in the insurance and automotive industries. The company's strategy centers on digitizing complex workflows and connecting a broad network of industry participants through its integrated solutions. Its competitive advantage lies in its long-standing industry presence, comprehensive product suite, and ability to facilitate efficiency and connectivity across the insurance economy.
UK-based Alfreton Capital’s recent purchase wasn’t a major addition, considering it already had a sizable stake in CCC. The company is Alfreton’s largest holding, by far. It likely took advantage of a buying opportunity to scoop up a few more shares at the right time.
Alfreton may believe that CCC was temporarily pressured by heavy selling from a major shareholder (Advent International), even though the company appears to be performing well. The software-as-a-service provider, which serves the auto insurance industry, has consistently beaten analyst expectations, and its financials show steady cash flow and strong margins.
At the same time, CCC is in the midst of a massive share repurchase program that could absorb some of the shares hitting the market after Advent’s exit. While this may boost the share price and increase earnings per share, the more important signal is that CCC’s management also sees the stock as undervalued.
Investors considering CCC may want to wait and see how the company weathers the effects of Advent’s exit. For the time being, between Alfreton’s continued confidence and CCC’s aggressive buyback program, both appear optimistic.
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