Larry Ellison, the co-founder and former CEO of Oracle Corporation, owns the most Oracle stock. His substantial individual holding far surpasses that of any institutional investor.
Dominant Shareholder: Larry Ellison
Larry Ellison holds a significant stake in Oracle, reflecting his foundational role and continued influence within the company. His ownership demonstrates a deep long-term commitment to the software giant he helped build.
As of recent disclosures, the top shareholders of Oracle stock include:
| Holder | # of Shares | % Holding |
|---|---|---|
| Larry Ellison | 1,145,732,353 | 40.96% |
| Vanguard | 138,867,658 | 4.96% |
| Vanguard Index Funds | 110,173,401 | 3.94% |
| iShares | 70,297,555 | 2.51% |
This data clearly illustrates that Larry Ellison's individual ownership is nearly nine times larger than the next largest holder, Vanguard, making him the undisputed top shareholder.
Institutional Investments in Oracle
While individual ownership is dominated by Larry Ellison, major institutional investors also hold significant portions of Oracle stock. These firms typically manage large portfolios on behalf of their clients, including mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and pension funds.
- Vanguard: One of the world's largest investment management companies, Vanguard holds a substantial amount of Oracle shares across its various funds. This includes both broad market index funds and more specific sector-focused investments.
- iShares: A brand of BlackRock, iShares is a leading provider of ETFs. Their holdings in Oracle are primarily through ETFs that track technology indices or broad market benchmarks, providing diversified exposure to companies like Oracle.
These institutional holdings underscore Oracle's position as a stable and attractive investment for large-scale portfolios, reflecting its market capitalization and presence in critical technology sectors like cloud computing, databases, and enterprise software. For more details on Oracle's ownership structure, you can explore current ORCL stock ownership data.
