Zuckerberg controls Meta with 60.6% voting power from just a 13.4% economic stake
himanshustwts · x · 2026-11-12
A viral comparison chart shows why "Zuck is outplaying everyone as CEO of a public company":
- Zuckerberg holds 342.4M shares (mostly Class B), a 13.4% economic stake, but 60.6% voting power thanks to Meta's dual-class structure (Class B = 10 votes), giving him majority control
- Jensen Huang holds 870.6M Nvidia shares at 3.6% stake and equal voting power under one-share-one-vote, with control resting on the board and institutions
The takeaway: economic stake ≠ control; dual-class structure is everything.
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