DJE Kapital AG reduced its holdings in multiple mining stocks in the first quarter, stepping out of significant portions of its positions. The firm cut Iamgold (IAG) by 30.6%, ending with 180,200 shares worth about $3.275 million, while also reporting similar scale activity in Newmont (NEM) and Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) with declines of 37.8% and 4.1%, respectively. Newmont remained the largest holding among the three, at roughly 963,044 shares valued at about $102.476 million after the sale, making it a core position in DJE’s portfolio. In contrast, Agnico Eagle Mines accounted for about 2.2% of DJE’s holdings, with 503,088 shares valued at about $99.548 million after reductions. The moves accompanied broad activity from other institutional investors: new stakes in Iamgold and more substantial purchases by peers in Newmont and Agnico Eagle, highlighting ongoing portfolio rebalancing across mining names. Overall, institutional ownership levels hovered around the mid-40s percent for the mined equities discussed, signaling steady external interest even as DJE trims its exposure.