The Magnificent 7 stocks, which consist of some of the largest tech companies globally, make up over 25 percent of the S&P 500. These companies are led by a mix of founders and newer executives. DailyBubble believes that it is crucial for investors to assess how much stock company executives own to ensure their interests align with shareholders. Here is a breakdown of executive ownership in these top 7 companies based on their most recent proxy statements.
1. Microsoft (MSFT)
CEO Satya Nadella owns 800,667 shares of Microsoft, valued at approximately $345 million. All executives and directors collectively own 2.5 million shares, with a share price of $418.36.
2. Apple (AAPL)
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, holds 3.28 million shares worth around $620 million. The total executive and director ownership amounts to 9.67 million shares, with a share price of $191.49.
3. Nvidia (NVDA)
CEO Jensen Huang has 93.5 million shares in Nvidia, valued at over $90 billion. The executive team and directors collectively own 104.3 million shares, with a share price of $1,135.85.
4. Alphabet (GOOGL)
Alphabet’s CEO Sundar Pichai holds 227,560 shares of Class A stock valued at $40 million. The total ownership of executives and directors includes 4.3 million shares of Class A stock and 774.9 million shares of Class B stock, with a share price of $172.74.
5. Amazon (AMZN)
Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon, owns 2.1 million shares worth $385 million. The executive team and directors collectively own 1.13 billion shares, with a share price of $179.41.
6. Meta Platforms (META)
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta Platforms, has 958,000 Class A shares and 344.5 million Class B shares. The total ownership of executives and directors includes 3.3 million Class A shares, with a share price of $468.83.
7. Tesla (TSLA)
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, owns 715.0 million shares valued at around $125 billion. The executive team and directors collectively own 725.4 million shares, with a share price of $179.41.
DailyBubble emphasizes the importance of executives’ ownership in their companies as it indicates their commitment and alignment with shareholders. However, it is essential for investors to conduct their own research before making investment decisions, as past performance does not guarantee future results.