DOLLAR GENERAL CORPORATION

Dollar General Corporation is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DG, so its shareholder base is disclosed mainly through institutional filings rather than a single beneficial-ownership register. The dataset behind this profile records eight disclosed shareholder positions as of 4 September 2026, of which five are shown here. The largest disclosed position is held by Pzena Investment Management LLC, an investment adviser, at approximately 8.5% of the reported holdings; the remaining positions shown are index funds and exchange-traded products, including two Fidelity 500 Index Fund positions of around 2.0% each and the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF at around 2.1%, together with a State Street-managed consumer-staples sector SPDR fund at around 1.6%. All of the positions shown are held by asset managers, index funds or exchange-traded funds rather than by named individuals.

No individual shareholder or ultimate beneficial owner can be verified from the available information. Ownership of a widely traded public company such as Dollar General Corporation is not concentrated in a single beneficial owner, and none of the disclosed institutional positions can reliably be treated as establishing a UBO.

Data availability: this is a major-shareholders-only view drawn from institutional holdings disclosures rather than a complete shareholder register. A full list of Dollar General Corporation’s shareholders is not publicly compiled in a single source, and the percentages shown reflect the dataset’s snapshot date rather than one official filing date.

The officer data on file for Dollar General Corporation, dated 4 September 2026, shows five records covering four individuals: Roderick J. West, Rhonda M. Taylor, Antonio Zuazo and Carman R. Wenkoff, out of 19 officer records held in total for the company. This is a partial extract rather than the company’s complete slate of executive officers, and it does not include Dollar General Corporation’s Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer or Chief Operating Officer.

Of the roles shown, Carman R. Wenkoff holds the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, and Rhonda M. Taylor holds the role of Executive Vice President and General Counsel. The file also lists Roderick J. West and Antonio Zuazo under the same role, Executive Vice President of Global Supply Chain. Company announcements reported by industry trade press indicate that Antonio Zuazo held this role from April 2021 and was succeeded by Roderick J. West effective 1 September 2023, so the underlying record appears to combine a current and a former holder of the same position rather than two people holding it at once.

Nationality is not disclosed in the available data for any of these officers and should not be inferred from their names. The address on file for each shows only the country, United States, with no further detail; this is a correspondence address on record and does not establish the officers’ actual country of residence.

Two verified changes at executive-officer level are not yet reflected in the record above. Rhonda M. Taylor, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, is due to retire; she remains in the role until 6 December 2026 and will then serve in an advisory capacity through at least 2 April 2027, with Kelly Collier, currently Senior Vice President and Assistant General Counsel for Business Law, promoted to Executive Vice President and General Counsel effective 7 December 2026. Separately, Dollar General Corporation announced on 24 March 2026 that Chief Executive Officer Todd Vasos will be succeeded by Jerry W. Fleeman Jr. effective 1 January 2027, with Vasos continuing as CEO until 31 December 2026 and then serving as a senior advisor.

Data availability: officer information for Dollar General Corporation, a US-incorporated public company, is available through the Tennessee Secretary of State register and the company’s SEC filings, but the internal snapshot used here is partial and does not disclose nationality or country of residence for any listed officer.

Dollar General Corporation sits at the top of its own corporate group; it is a publicly traded company with no identified parent, and its Form 10-K filed 20 March 2026 lists roughly 50 subsidiaries in its Exhibit 21 subsidiary list. Most of these are organized in Tennessee and Kentucky in the United States, with additional entities organized in Delaware and California, and further subsidiaries in Mexico (including DolgenMX, S.A. de C.V.), Hong Kong (including Dollar General Global Sourcing Holdings Limited) and mainland China (including Dollar General Global Sourcing (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.).

Dolgencorp, LLC, organized in Kentucky, is the group’s principal operating subsidiary and is held directly by Dollar General Corporation, along with entities such as DG Retail, LLC and Dolgen Holdings, LLC. Other entities sit beneath intermediate holding companies rather than being held directly: DolgenMX, S.A. de C.V. and its own subsidiary in Mexico are indirect subsidiaries held through an intermediate US holding company, as are the group’s Hong Kong and mainland China sourcing entities. Ownership and voting percentages within the group are not separately disclosed in the available filings, so exact shareholdings between Dollar General Corporation and its subsidiaries are not stated here.

Data availability: this overview reflects Dollar General Corporation’s most recent SEC subsidiary exhibit, filed 20 March 2026, and should be read alongside the company’s own corporate-structure listing on this profile. It is not a complete corporate-ownership chart and does not include every intermediate holding company in the structure.