explain the stock structure of general motors

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Institutional Holdings 73.85%
Total Number of Holders 1,171
Total Shares Held 1,040,892,740
Total Value of Holdings 44,966,566,368
Net Activity 8,599,936

1. VANGUARD GROUP INC 89,823,010
2. BLACKROCK INC. 78,008,491
3. HARRIS ASSOCIATES L P 60,923,336
4. STATE STREET CORP 53,462,183
5. BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC

General Motors Company Ownership Overview

General Motors Company (GM) Ownership Summary provides a snapshot of institutional holdings and activity for a particular stock. The institutional holdings summary data encompasses the holdings and change from most recent 13F filings. The insider filer data counts the number of monthly positions over 3 month and 12 month time spans. Summary data is calculated daily, using the most up to date information available. Please Note: An FPI is exempt of filing insider holdings with the SEC. Therefore, it is recommended to visit the company’s website for up to date information.

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