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Alphabet Inc. It was created through a restructuring of Google on October 2, , and became the parent company of Google and several former Google subsidiaries. The two co-founders of Google remained as controlling shareholders, board members, and employees at Alphabet. Alphabet is the world's third-largest technology company by revenue and one of the world's most valuable companies. The establishment of Alphabet Inc. He joined Google in as vice president of product management and was instrumental in the development of Google Toolbar, and led the unit that oversees Google Chrome.
He became leader in of the Android operating system, which dramatically increased Google's global market presence. Institutional investors hold about Vanguard Group is one of the world's largest investment management companies with about low-cost traditional funds and exchange-traded funds ETFs.
Vanguard holds In total, Vanguard holds more than 44 million Alphabet shares. GOOGL shares make up BlackRock Inc. BlackRock holds In total, BlackRock holds GOOGL shares make up 2. Rowe Price Associates owns Rowe Price Associates is a subsidiary of T. Rowe Price Group Inc. The firm offers a variety of mutual funds, ETFs and related products. One of the company's largest ETFs, the T. GOOG is the second-largest position in the fund's portfolio, representing about 9.
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GOOGL shares are a both in the top 10 holding in the fund's portfolio. Alexa Internet. Class C. The Wall Street Journal. Whale Wisdom. Vanguard Group Inc. Rowe Price. Rowe Price ETFs. Company Profiles. Value Stocks. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for Investopedia.
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You counted how many shares you own and how a big proportion of the total number of shares it is. The resulting percentage determined both share on capital and dividends and also voting power. Nowadays, Alphabet Google and many other companies have very often different classes of shares that have different voting power.
Because of that, defining who is the owner of the company became a little bit more complicated. Who owns it and who is in control. So who owns Alphabet Google? Top shareholders are Vanguard with a 6. Therefore they have control over Alphabet Inc. As you can see from the table above, founders Larry and Sergey are clearly in control. They have a majority of votes without owning the majority of shares.
We will look at different share classes of Alphabet Inc. This fact makes the voting power of all other shareholders irrelevant. I already mentioned that Alphabet Inc has three classes of shares. Differences between those are the very reason why Lary and Sergey have retained control over the company. There are only 47 million of these shares, but since they have time more votes, they allow founders to call the shots. Class B shares have their super-voting power only if they are in hand of original holders.
In case original holders sell them, stocks will automatically convert to ordinary Class A shares with one vote per share. There is one exception from this rule a that is if original holders of Class B shares sell those shares to another original holder o B class share. In that case, Class B shares will keep its super-voting power. For example, Lary and Sergey can buy B shares from Erik. Similar to the sale of the stock.
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