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Who Owns AT&T?

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Explore the ownership hierarchy of AT&T. See parent companies, holding structures, and ultimate controllers.

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AT&T

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Est. 1885   •  1k+ employees   •  Public (NYSE:T)

American telecommunications company providing wireless, fiber internet, and business network services.

AT&T appears to be independent with no known parent company.

Major Shareholders

AT&T

Major Shareholders

NameTypeOwnershipVotingAs of
Vanguard Group Inc. Largest institutional shareholder. AT&T’s ownership is widely dispersed, with roughly two‑thirds held by institutions and about one‑third by retail investors; no single controlling shareholder. Stake based on latest 13F-based ownership data compiled by WallStreetZen and cross-checked against Nasdaq institutional holdings.
Institutional9.3%9.3%
BlackRock Inc. One of the largest passive and active asset managers; holds AT&T primarily through index and mutual funds. Percentage stake from WallStreetZen ownership summary, which aggregates recent 13F filings, and is consistent with institutional totals reported by Nasdaq.
Institutional8.1%8.1%
State Street Corp. Major index fund provider (including SPDR-branded funds) and custodian bank; significant long-term institutional holder of AT&T shares. Ownership percentage sourced from WallStreetZen’s 2025 ownership breakdown and supported by Nasdaq’s institutional-holdings data.
Institutional4.6%4.6%
Newport Trust Company LLC Institutional trustee that holds AT&T shares largely on behalf of employee benefit and retirement plans. Stake size based on WallStreetZen’s list of top institutional holders and 13F share counts reported on Nasdaq.
Institutional2.6%2.6%
Geode Capital Management LLC Quantitative and index-focused asset manager that sub-advises certain Vanguard index funds; holds a mid‑single‑digit percentage of AT&T. Percentage estimate from WallStreetZen’s 2025 ownership table, which compiles the latest 13F filings.
Institutional2.5%2.5%
Bank of America Corp. Large U.S. bank and broker-dealer holding AT&T shares across wealth-management, custody, and asset-management platforms. Approximate ownership derived from WallStreetZen institutional-holder data and corroborated by Nasdaq’s 13F holdings summary.
Institutional1.6%1.6%
Morgan Stanley Global investment bank and asset manager with AT&T exposure via advisory accounts and funds. Ownership percentage based on WallStreetZen’s compilation of latest institutional positions and aligned with other 13F-based datasets.
Institutional1.6%1.6%
GQG Partners LLC Active asset manager specializing in global equities; holds a meaningful but non‑controlling stake in AT&T. Stake size taken from WallStreetZen’s ranking of top institutional shareholders and supported by independent ownership aggregators.
Institutional1.5%1.5%
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Major U.S. bank and asset manager; AT&T holdings are spread across mutual funds, ETFs, and client portfolios. Percentage ownership estimated from WallStreetZen’s 2025 ownership disclosure, which relies on the most recent 13F filings available.
Institutional1.3%1.3%
Bank of New York Mellon Corp. Global custodian and asset manager with over a 1% position in AT&T. Ownership level taken from WallStreetZen’s top-holder list and broadly in line with Nasdaq institutional-holdings data.
Institutional1.1%1.1%
AT&T insiders (executive officers and directors as a group) Collective holdings of AT&T’s directors and named executive officers represent well under 1% of outstanding common shares, indicating the company is not insider-controlled. The approximate 0.3% insider-ownership figure comes from WallStreetZen’s breakdown and is consistent with SEC filings and analyses of top individual insider holdings (e.g., McAtee, Legg, McAllister).
Individual0.3%0.3%

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