There is now more than one conservative booster of President Trump with a fancy for buying Time Inc. — and its 94-year-old flagship newsweekly, Time.

Robert Mercer’s Renaissance Technologies bought nearly 2.5 million shares of Time Inc. in the first quarter, according to a recent regulatory filing — a 2.51 percent stake valued on March 31 at $48.1 million.

Mercer and daughter Rebekah are big Trump supporters. In fact, the 70-year-old investor is said to be among the top 10 political donors in the country — in a league with former Mayor Mike Bloomberg; casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, owner of the Las Vegas Review-Journal; and left-boosting George Soros.

Mercer is also a backer of Breitbart News, which was headed by Steve Bannon until he left to become an adviser to Trump.

His 43-year-old daughter, with her super wealth and experience running Make America Number One, a super PAC, and as part of the Trump transition team, was dubbed by Politico the “most powerful woman in politics.”

The second Trump booster possibly eyeing Time Inc. is David Pecker, who runs American Media, parent of the National Enquirer.

New Yorker writer Jeffrey Toobin thinks Pecker is angling to buy Time Inc. — although the longtime publisher would seem to have much less financial firepower to back up such a purchase than Mercer.

Of course, Renaissance’s new stake in Time Inc. — also publisher of People, Fortune, Sports Illustrated and a large stable of other titles — could be a passive, long-term investment.

The publisher in late April, after weighing unsolicited bids, said it intended to stay independent.

Its shares closed Monday at $14.45 — down 25 percent since March 31.

Renaissance officials could not be reached for comment.