Apollo Principal Holdings III GP Ltd

CIK 0001566491

4 SPACs with a current declared position, filed between Feb 11, 2022 and Feb 14, 2023. 0 of them were re-affirmed in the last 12 months. The rest are the filer’s last word on a position, not proof it is still held: an amendment is only required on a material change, so a fund that sells below 5% may never file again.

This filer has not filed a Schedule 13 on any SPAC since Feb 14, 2023. Read the page below as a record of what was declared, not as a register of what is held.

SPACs declared

every position whose latest statement stands — the record

Re-affirmed in 12 months

filed inside 365 days — what a reader means by "owns"

Still live

positions in SPACs still searching or in an announced deal

Median stake

24.8%

no percentage stated on the cover pages

3 passive (13G)1 activist (13D)16 superseded statements on file

Positions

one row per SPAC — every figure read from the accession in the Source column

4 of 4 shown · 4 positions have not been amended in over a year

	SPAC			Voting	Dispositive			Source
APSG	Apollo Strategic Growth Capital8 reporting persons on this schedule	38.0%	25,706,886	0 / 25,706,886	0 / 25,706,886	Closed (deSPAC)	Oct 13, 2022Stale	SC 13D/A · may seek to influence control0001104659-22-108485 8 earlier statements
APGB	Apollo Strategic Growth Capital II4 reporting persons on this schedule	25.0%	17,250,000	0 / 17,250,000	0 / 17,250,000	Liquidated	Feb 13, 2023Stale	SC 13G/A0001104659-23-019857 4 earlier statements
ACRO	Acropolis Infrastructure Acquisition Corp.4 reporting persons on this schedule	24.6%	8,475,000	0 / 8,475,000	0 / 8,475,000	Liquidated	Feb 14, 2023Stale	SC 13G/A0001104659-23-019978 4 earlier statements
SPAQ	Spartan Acquisition Corp. III6 reporting persons on this schedule	19.9%	13,700,000	0 / 13,700,000	0 / 13,700,000	Closed (deSPAC)	Feb 11, 2022Stale	SC 13G0001104659-22-020649

16 superseded statements (newest 4 shown)

An amendment replaces a stake as current; it never erases the record of it. These are the earlier statements, each with the accession that replaced it — kept because “what did this filer say in 2022” is a different question from “what does it say now”, and only the second one has an answer above.

APSG Apollo Strategic Growth Capital50.0% · SC 13D/A Sep 12, 2022replaced Oct 13, 2022 by 0001104659-22-108485
APSG Apollo Strategic Growth Capital50.0% · SC 13D Jun 1, 2022replaced Sep 12, 2022 by 0001104659-22-099240
APGB Apollo Strategic Growth Capital II19.9% · SC 13G Feb 14, 2022replaced Feb 13, 2023 by 0001104659-23-019857
ACRO Acropolis Infrastructure Acquisition Corp.19.7% · SC 13G Feb 11, 2022replaced Feb 14, 2023 by 0001104659-23-019978

Reporting persons on this filer's schedules

one filer, several names — collapsed once, shown in full

A joint Schedule 13 names every person who beneficially owns the shares — the management company, the funds it advises, the general partner and often the individual who controls all three. They report the same shares. Counting them separately would publish this filer’s footprint two or three times over, so they are counted once, under CIK 0001566491. This filer has named 15 of them across the schedules in the table above:

1 AP Caps II Holdings GP
1 APSG Sponsor
1 Apollo Principal Holdings III
1 Apollo Principal Holdings III GP
AP Caps II Holdings GP
AP Spartan Energy Holdings III
APH Holdings
APSG Sponsor
APSG Sponsor II
Acropolis Infrastructure Acquisition Sponsor
Apollo ANRP Advisors III
Apollo ANRP Capital Management III
Apollo Principal Holdings III
Apollo Principal Holdings III GP
Spartan Acquisition Sponsor III

Appears alongside

other filers with a current declared position in the same SPACs

Co-occurrence in the disclosure record, and nothing more. It is not evidence of a group, an agreement or acting in concert — filers who act as a group say so on the cover page and file a 13D. Two arbitrage funds above 5% in the same shell is the ordinary shape of this market. The second number restricts both sides to statements filed in the last 12 months, because a 2021 stake beside a 2026 one is two facts about two different years.

Every percentage above is the one printed on the cover page of the filing cited beside it — a percentage of the shares outstanding on that date. A SPAC’s float collapses at each redemption, so two of these percentages are percentages of two different companies and they do not add. Rows are one per SPAC: where a joint schedule names several reporting persons, the largest single figure is shown rather than their sum, because a manager and the funds it advises beneficially own the same shares. Nothing on this page is derived from a 13F, a vendor holdings file or a press release. See how this is built.