New york times largest shareholders

As of 2022, the largest shareholders of The New York Times Company (NYT) are:

  1. The Ochs-Sulzberger Family Trust: This trust holds approximately 12.4% of the company's outstanding shares. The trust is controlled by the Ochs-Sulzberger family, who have been the owners of The New York Times since 1896.
  2. The Vanguard Group, Inc.: Vanguard is a mutual fund company that holds approximately 8.1% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  3. BlackRock, Inc.: BlackRock is a global investment management company that holds approximately 6.4% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  4. State Street Corporation: State Street is a financial services company that holds approximately 4.1% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  5. FMR, LLC (Fidelity): Fidelity is a financial services company that holds approximately 3.4% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  6. T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.: T. Rowe Price is an investment management company that holds approximately 2.5% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  7. Capital Research Global Investors: Capital Research is an investment management company that holds approximately 2.2% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  8. SSgA Funds Management, Inc.: SSgA is a subsidiary of State Street Corporation that holds approximately 1.9% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  9. Jennison Associates LLC: Jennison Associates is an investment management company that holds approximately 1.7% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.
  10. The Capital Group Companies, Inc.: The Capital Group is an investment management company that holds approximately 1.5% of The New York Times' outstanding shares.

Please note that the ownership structure of The New York Times Company may change over time due to the buying and selling of shares by its shareholders.