Income from operations: 2009, $262 Million (33.7%). 2010, $1,032 Million (52.3%). 2011, $1,756 Million (47.3%).
Revenue 2009 $777 Million. 2010 $ 1,974 Million. 2011 $3,711 Million
We do not expect to declare or pay any dividends on our Class A common stock in the foreseeable future.
Under one type of voting agreement, stockholders agreed to vote all of their shares as directed by, and granted an irrevocable proxy to, Mr. Zuckerberg at his discretion on all matters to be voted upon by stockholders. The following individuals and entities hold shares of our capital stock that are subject to this type of voting agreement: ARPI 2, LLC; Matt Cohler and certain affiliated entities; Gregory Druckman; Michael Druckman; Richard Druckman; Steven Druckman; The Founders Fund, LP; Glynn Partners; Hommels Holding GmbH; Adam Moskovitz; Dustin Moskovitz and certain affiliated entities; Nancy and Richard Moskovitz and certain affiliated entities; Sean Parker and certain affiliated entities; Cara & Robert Scudder; Silicon Valley Community Foundation; certain entities affiliated with Technology Crossover Ventures; Valiant Capital Opportunities, LLC; and VHPI 2, LLC.
Who owns Facebook?
Quick back of the envelope calculations:
Total shares outstanding:
2,513,311,511, $100 Billion valuation = $40 per share
Zuckerberg: 533 million shares: 21.2%, $21.3 Billion
Sandberg: 42 million shares: 1.67%, $1.68 Billion
Jim Breyer: 201 million shares: 8%, $8.04 Billion
Peter Thiel: 44 million shares: 1.75%, $1.76 Billion
DST Global: 131 million shares 5.2%, $5.24 Billion
Dustin Moskovits: 133 million shares (which Zuckerberg permanently votes by proxy): 5.29%, $5.32 Billion
Goldman Sachs: 66 million shares, 2.62%, $2.64 Billion
Still searching for: Sean Parker, Eduardo Saverin and other early insiders.
Mike Schroepfer and Theodore W. Ullyot were allowed to sell roughly $7.5 million each worth of stock to ‘third parties’ in 2011 at $25.07 per share, roughly an $80 billion valuation. No other executive sold shares in 2011. This were presumably conducted via SecondMarket.com type sites.
How much Facebook stock do executives own?
Mark Zuckerberg 120 million options, over 500 million shares in total
Sheryl K. Sandberg 44.021 million shares
David A. Ebersman 11.969 million shares
Mike Schroepfer 9.624 million shares
Theodore W. Ullyot 6.688 million shares
*These are my own calculations based off of a complex table of data in the S-1 and mostly consist of unvested options and stock grants, except in the case of Zuckerberg who has options on 120 million shares that he can exercise at any time for $0.06 per share and over 500 million shares in total.
At a $100 billion IPO valuation this would make Sheryl Sandberg a billionaire along with Zuckerberg, as the 38 million un-vested shares she received upon her hiring will be valued at approximately $30 each.
The following table presents summary information regarding the total compensation awarded to, earned by, or paid to each of the named executive officers for services rendered to us for the year ended December 31, 2011.
