HP INC.

As a company listed on a U.S. securities exchange, HP Inc. does not make a complete shareholder register public; investors are required to disclose a position only once their holding in the company’s common stock reaches five percent, through a Schedule 13G or 13D filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. On that basis, two institutional holders currently have SEC beneficial-ownership filings on record disclosing more than five percent of HP Inc.’s outstanding common stock. BlackRock, Inc. reported beneficial ownership of 99,527,329 shares, equal to 10.9% of the class, as of 31 March 2026, in a Schedule 13G/A filed on 7 April 2026. Vanguard Portfolio Management, an investment-adviser subsidiary of The Vanguard Group, reported beneficial ownership of 57,683,028 shares, equal to 6.30% of the class, as of 31 March 2026, in a Schedule 13G filed on 29 April 2026. Both filings describe the position as held in an investment-management capacity across pooled funds and client accounts, with sole or shared voting and dispositive power, rather than as a controlling stake.

The Vanguard Group’s own prior Schedule 13G filing on HP Inc. was separately amended to report a 0% holding effective 13 March 2026, reflecting an internal realignment completed in January 2026 under which certain Vanguard subsidiaries, including Vanguard Portfolio Management, began reporting beneficial ownership of client holdings separately from the parent entity.

No ultimate beneficial owner can be identified from the available filings. Both disclosed major holders are asset managers holding shares on behalf of pooled investment funds and client accounts rather than natural persons, and no ownership chain from either entity to an individual is disclosed in these filings.

Shareholder information for HP Inc. is available on a major-shareholders-only basis: as a U.S.-listed company, only holders crossing the five-percent SEC disclosure threshold are individually identified, and the full register of holders below that threshold is not publicly disclosed.

Sources: BlackRock, Inc., Schedule 13G/A, event date 31 March 2026, filed 7 April 2026; Vanguard Portfolio Management, Schedule 13G, event date 31 March 2026, filed 29 April 2026; The Vanguard Group, Schedule 13G/A, event date 13 March 2026, filed 27 March 2026. All filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; retrieved 10 September 2026.

HP Inc.’s registration with the California Secretary of State currently lists 23 officer and agent records on file, of which a subset is reflected in the structured data on this profile. Roles associated with that California filing include Global Head of Investor Relations and Treasurer, Global Head of Strategic Legal Matters and Assistant Corporate Secretary, Vice President of Finance and Head of Investor Relations, and an Executive Officer role, alongside a separately listed agent for service of process. All are shown with a work status of active in the filing, meaning the source does not record these appointments as having ended; this does not by itself confirm current day-to-day operational involvement. The underlying registry data was last synced on 9 September 2026.

Independent verification through HP Inc.’s own announcements and other reputable sources confirms that individuals holding these California-filed roles currently serve in corresponding functions at HP Inc.: Alok Juyal as HP Inc.’s Global Treasurer and Head of Investor Relations, named in the company’s own investor-relations announcements through 2026; Ruairidh Ross as HP Inc.’s Global Head of Strategic Legal Matters, Corporate Development and Integration, and Assistant Corporate Secretary; and Alexander Cho as President, Personal Systems, an HP Inc. executive named in the company’s own published leadership biography. Nationality is not disclosed for any of these individuals in the sources reviewed and has not been inferred from their names, listed countries or any correspondence address.

The individual listed as Agent in the California filing, at an address in Pasadena, California, functions as the registered agent for service of process for HP Inc. in California. This is a statutory correspondence address for legal notices, not a description of that person’s home address, nationality or residence, and it does not indicate that HP Inc.’s management is based at that address.

Officer information for HP Inc. is partial: the California filing exposes only a portion of the 23 officer and agent records on file, does not include appointment or resignation dates, and does not disclose nationality or country of residence for any listed individual; these limitations are typical of California corporate filings generally rather than specific to HP Inc.

Sources: California Secretary of State, bizfileonline registration record, registration number 2895304 (internal registry sync, retrieved 9 September 2026); HP Inc. press release naming Alok Juyal, Global Treasurer and Head of Investor Relations, 6 August 2026; The Conference Board, biography of Ruairidh Ross, retrieved 10 September 2026; HP Inc. official executive biography of Alex Cho, 2025. Retrieved 10 September 2026.

HP Inc. sits at the top of its own corporate group in the data reviewed: no parent company is recorded for it, consistent with its position as a publicly traded, NYSE-listed ultimate parent. The group’s internal linkage data records a large number of subsidiary entities across roughly twenty jurisdictions, most reached through intermediate holding companies, reflecting a structure typical of a multinational technology manufacturer with local sales, manufacturing and holding entities in its major markets. That structure is not restated here in full, since it already appears in the corporate-structure graph on this profile.

Two of the entities named in that structure can be independently confirmed against HP Inc.’s own U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings: Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P., organized in Texas, and HP Inc UK Limited, organized in England and Wales, both of which appear in the list of subsidiaries and affiliates filed as Exhibit 21 to HP Inc.’s Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended 31 October 2025. That exhibit does not state ownership percentages or specify whether a given entity is held directly or through an intermediate company, so both are classified below as affiliates rather than as direct or indirect subsidiaries. The internal group data also shows more than one registration number recorded against the name Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. in different branches of the structure, which this profile cannot fully reconcile from the sources reviewed. For the remaining entities shown in the group graph, no independent primary source was reviewed to confirm the relationship type or ownership level, and their inclusion in the group tree should not be read as a confirmed direct or indirect subsidiary relationship.

Corporate-linkage information for HP Inc. is partial: the internal group graph identifies subsidiary names, countries and registration numbers but not ownership percentages, voting control or the effective date of each individual linkage, and only two of the entities listed have been independently confirmed here against an external, primary source.

Sources: HP Inc., Exhibit 21, Subsidiaries of the Registrant, Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended 31 October 2025, filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on 10 December 2025. Retrieved 10 September 2026.