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Whetstone Capital Advisors Divests Entire Stake in GitLab amid Market Changes


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Whetstone Capital Advisors Divests Entire Stake in GitLab amid Market Changes

As AI integration reshapes DevOps, GitLab faces crucial challenges in maintaining its competitive edge.

Whetstone Capital Advisors has completely sold its holdings in GitLab, which is a unified DevOps platform designed to help automate coding using AI and deliver software securely. The decision raises some uncertainty as to where GitLab stands competitively in this rapidly evolving software-development ecosystem as enterprises continue to look for ways to embed AI into their processes and simplify their tool chains. According to a recent SEC filing from February 13, 2026, Whetstone sold all 192,532 shares it owned in GitLab (GTLB) for a total value of approximately $8.68 million based on the average price of shares during this quarter. This has brought Whetstone’s position in GitLab down to zero, indicating a significant shift in their investment strategy.

As the software-development ecosystem transforms due to AI capabilities becoming more prevalent and an increasing number of enterprises seeking to consolidate the number of vendors used to develop software, integrated solutions are receiving more and more attention from companies looking at whether they need to consolidate their current vendor base or just enhance their existing tools with AI. For many years, GitLab has marketed itself as an all-in-one solution to the entire software development lifecycle from coding to security to deployment.

The company has stressed that it is critical that correct use of its platform through standardized practices has continued to grow with increased Software as a Service (SaaS) usage and ongoing commitment between the company and its GitLab Duo AI Code management/verification tool.

GitLab must convert the increased level of user engagement and integrate the use of artificial intelligence into substantial (e.g., multi-transactional) enterprise growth while maintaining the operational momentum that it has recently achieved. The response of stakeholders will further define the need for innovation and flexibility in an evolving marketplace increasingly impacted by technologies using AI.


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