Public ownership evidence

XORTX Therapeutics Inc. Common Stock (XRTX) Ownership Disclosures

Read XRTX insider transactions, institutional 13F filings and Congressional disclosures with report dates, public availability and original receipts.

As of 2026-10-10T12:08:28.848Z

Recent Form 4 activity

No records are available for this view.

90-day public availability window, up to 50 records.

Recent institutional filing receipts

These are raw ticker-matched positions in recent 13F receipts, including amendments. They are not deduplicated current ownership totals. Open the manager profile to inspect its effective filing book.

ROYAL BANK OF CANADA2026-06-302026-08-15732$2,000None
CITADEL ADVISORS LLC2026-06-302026-08-1523,116$52,473None
StoneX Group Inc.2026-06-302026-08-1316,369$37,898None
NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA /FI/2026-06-302026-08-11162$329None
Clearstead Advisors, LLC2026-06-302026-08-0755$120None
TD Waterhouse Canada Inc.2026-06-302026-07-289$19None

90-day public filing window, up to 50 source positions.

Recent Congressional disclosures

No records are available for this view.

Bounded public source preview, up to 25 disclosed events.

How to read the disclosure dates

The tables report different things: insider transactions, institutional positions and Congressional transaction ranges. Read each table with its source dates and units. They cannot be added into a combined ownership percentage.

  1. Company insiders

    SEC Form 4 purchases, sales and awards report transactions and their public filing availability.

  2. Institutional managers

    13F reports disclose delayed quarter-end positions. They are not a record of trades between quarters.

  3. Congressional filers

    Periodic transaction reports disclose transaction dates and amount brackets. Public filing dates determine what researchers could know.

Read the transaction codes

Awards use transaction code A, purchases P and sales S. An acquisition from an award is not the same as an open-market purchase. Joint filers may share a transaction. Use original receipts and availability dates to interpret the events.