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META · Nasdaq

Who owns Meta Platforms?

4 of the world’s richest people hold Meta Platforms in our tracked profiles.

META $777.59 ▲ 4.50%as of Sep 24, 2026 4:00 PM ET · via Finnhub

Billionaire holders

  1. Mark Zuckerberg#4 · $266.4B
    Founder, Chairman and CEOMeta Platforms, Inc. (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp) · 341,823,978 Class B shares (99.8% of Class B) plus 639,347 Class A; 60.8% of… · as of Apr 2026
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    Entry
    Meta Platforms, Inc. (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp)
    Ticker
    META
    Exchange
    Nasdaq
    Role
    Founder, Chairman and CEO
    Stake
    341,823,978 Class B shares (99.8% of Class B) plus 639,347 Class A; 60.8% of total voting power
    Stake as of
    2026-04-01
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  2. Eduardo Saverin#47 · $42.9B
    StakeMeta Platforms, Inc. (co-founder; majority of his wealth; exact current stake not disclosed - Form 3 filed at 2012 Facebook IPO as a 10%…
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    Meta Platforms, Inc. (co-founder; majority of his wealth; exact current stake not disclosed - Form 3 filed at 2012 Facebook IPO as a 10% group member)
    Ticker
    META
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  3. Peter Thiel#60 · $37.2B
    StakeMeta Platforms — sold most of stake; left board 2022 · small/unspecified · as of 2022
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  4. David Tepper#82 · $28.5B
    StakeMeta Platforms (via Appaloosa LP 13F) · ~$380M, 4.9% of reported portfolio · as of Jun 2026
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Recent SEC filings

Mark ZuckerbergForm 4 · insider trade ↗
Converted 592K METAGifted 592K METAGifted 592K META
Zuckerberg Mark · filed Aug 4, 2026

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Recent moves

Sep 24, 2026 edition
Mark ZuckerbergProduct launchAI & techMETAAI read · ▲ Bullish · new revenue model

Zuckerberg turns Meta's AI agent into a toll booth

The move

At Meta Connect's Sept. 23-24 sessions, Zuckerberg said Muse, Meta's AI agent, will stay free for a large number of tokens, then earn Meta a small fee on transactions it completes. Meta added PayPal support and shopping integrations with Walmart, Best Buy, Gap, Sephora, Wayfair and American Eagle, plus travel booking through Expedia and grocery orders via Instacart.

Why it matters

Meta is betting that owning the AI agent people shop through is worth more than ad revenue alone. The fee comes from merchants, not users, so wider Muse adoption compounds directly into Meta's revenue.

The bear case

The model depends on people trusting an AI agent to spend money on their behalf, and Meta hasn't said what the fee will be or when it starts.

What to watch

How many retailers and users actually adopt Muse checkout once it leaves the keynote stage.

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