Who Owns Tesla? A Breakdown of Tesla’s Major Shareholders
Murali Teja
Elon Musk: Elon Musk remains Tesla’s largest individual shareholder, holding approximately 20.3% of the company’s shares, according to the ownership breakdown shown.
Vanguard: Vanguard holds approximately 6.1% of Tesla, making it one of the largest institutional shareholders with significant exposure to the electric vehicle manufacturer.
BlackRock: BlackRock owns approximately 5.0% of Tesla, reflecting its investment through funds and portfolios tracking markets and technology-focused investment opportunities worldwide.
State Street: State Street holds around 3.0% of Tesla, representing another major institutional investor with exposure to the company through managed investment funds.
Geode Capital Management: Geode Capital Management owns approximately 1.7% of Tesla, maintaining exposure through investment strategies and funds connected to broader equity markets.
Capital Group: Capital Group holds approximately 1.4% of Tesla, making it a notable institutional investor among the company’s diverse shareholder base.
Invesco: Invesco owns approximately 1.3% of Tesla, reflecting institutional investment through portfolios and funds that provide exposure to publicly traded companies.
Norges Bank: Norges Bank holds around 1.0% of Tesla, representing Norway’s sovereign wealth fund investment exposure to the electric vehicle manufacturer and its market performance.
Other Institutions and Public Investors: Other institutions and public investors collectively account for approximately 56.7% of Tesla, highlighting its widely distributed ownership beyond major individual shareholders.