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Incorrect. Alphabet's major shareholders are institutions. Institutions own 69.4% of Alphabet.
by asdsa5325 8y ago
Incorrect. Alphabet's major shareholders are institutions. Institutions own 69.4% of Alphabet.
- nostrademons 8y agoLarry + Sergey + Eric have majority voting control, though. Each class B share (which they hold) counts for 10 class A shares and an infinite number of class C shares when it comes to corporate governance.
- nimish 8y agoThose are mostly non-voting shares, making them minor shareholders even though they have the most numeric shares. Alphabet insiders (read: Brin, Page and Schmidt, along with other executives) control the vote.