Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) is one of the world's largest e-commerce companies.
It has become a favorite of many investors, and its stock is widely held.
Here are the top ten shareholders in BABA based on the most recent filing as of March 2023:
This investment management company holds 0.65% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 17,278,627 shares, with a total value of around $1.5 billion.
This American mutual fund company has 0.53% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 13,979,070 shares, with a total value of approximately $1.2 billion.
This British investment management company owns 0.49% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 13,086,258 shares, with a total value of around $1.1 billion.
This American investment bank has 0.42% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 11,141,967 shares, with a total value of approximately $978 million.
This British investment bank holds 0.38% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 9,944,491 shares, with a total value of around $873 million.
This Singaporean holding company owns 0.35% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 9,210,997 shares, with a total value of approximately $808 million.
This American investment bank has 0.33% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 8,744,370 shares, with a total value of around $767 million.
This British investment management company holds 0.32% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 8,385,004 shares, with a total value of approximately $736 million.
This American asset management firm owns 0.30% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 7,910,130 shares, with a total value of around $694 million.
This American investment bank has 0.26% of BABA's shares, equivalent to 6,837,549 shares, with a total value of approximately $600 million.
These top shareholders in BABA are some of the biggest players in the investment industry, and their positions in the company reflect their confidence in BABA's future potential.
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