Mark Zuckerberg

Meta's April 2025 disclosure showed Zuckerberg retaining roughly 14% of its shares through his holdings and associated vehicles, with about 61% of the votes. The gap comes from ten-vote Class B stock. Outside shareholders supplied capital and shared in the company's economic results, while the founder retained decisive voting authority. The holding includes entities used for family and philanthropic purposes, rather than one personal brokerage account.