Jack Ma, chairman of Alibaba, is still the largest shareholder, holding 6.2% of the shares. Among institutional shareholders, SoftBank is the largest shareholder, holding 25.9% of the shares.

Currently, the largest shareholder of Alibaba is SoftBank Group. SoftBank holds 25.9% of Alibaba's shares, compared with 28.8% in the same period last year. The second largest shareholder is Altaba, which holds 9.4% of Alibaba's shares.

Altaba is the new name of Yahoo after it sold its core business to Verizon. However, in April this year, it was reported that the board of directors of the Altaba Fund had approved a plan for full liquidation and dissolution. Before obtaining shareholder approval, the fund intends to sell no more than 50% of its Alibaba shares. Based on Alibaba's current market value of nearly $400 billion, Altaba's equity is close to $40 billion. Alibaba said at the time that stocks are for buying and selling, and any shareholder has the right to deal with his or her own shares at any time and for any purpose. We are happy for the rich returns that Yahoo received from its investment in Alibaba, and we are also pleased that these returns can help Yahoo today. At the same time, there are plans to repurchase these shares.

In addition, "Alibaba executives and directors hold a total of 9.3% of the shares, and last year, this figure was 10.6%.

At the individual shareholder level, Jack Ma is still the largest individual shareholder of Alibaba. He holds 161,861,406 common shares, accounting for 6.2% of the shares, making him the third largest shareholder. Joseph Tsai holds 2.2% of the shares, 56,202,810 shares, making him the second largest individual shareholder