ROKU, INC.

Roku, Inc.’s Class A common stock trades on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, so a full shareholder register is not filed with a central companies registry. Only investors holding 5 percent or more of the outstanding Class A common stock must publicly disclose their positions, via Schedule 13D or 13G filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, so the information below reflects major disclosed shareholders only rather than the company’s complete shareholder base.

FMR LLC (Fidelity) reported beneficial ownership of 16,982,959.83 shares of Roku Class A common stock, equal to 13.0 percent of the class, as of 31 March 2026, in a Schedule 13G/A filed with the SEC. The Vanguard Group, Inc. previously reported an aggregate position of 13,028,648 shares (13.0 percent) as of 29 August 2025; following an internal realignment completed in early 2026, Vanguard no longer reports this position through a single filer, and it is now disclosed separately by affiliated entities, including Vanguard Capital Management, LLC, which reported 6,876,921 shares (5.26 percent) as of 31 March 2026. Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group, Inc. reported beneficial ownership of 5,595,743 shares (4.3 percent) as of 31 December 2024, in a Schedule 13G/A.

Every disclosed major holder is an asset manager or institutional investor reporting on behalf of client funds rather than an individual, and each states that its shares are held in a fiduciary or investment-management capacity. No ultimate beneficial owner can be identified from this information, since every disclosed holder is itself an institution and none of the filings identifies a natural person as beneficial owner of the underlying shares.

Shareholder disclosure for ROKU, INC. is best described as major shareholders only: holdings below the 5 percent SEC reporting threshold, and any change in major holdings since the filings referenced above, are not captured here. Separately, under a merger agreement signed on 14 June 2026, Fox Corporation has agreed to acquire all outstanding Roku shares in a cash-and-stock transaction; if completed this would end Roku’s current public shareholder base, but as of September 2026 the transaction had not closed and remained subject to shareholder and regulatory approval.

The Washington Secretary of State foreign-qualification filing for ROKU, INC. (UBI 603316665) lists 14 active Governing Person entries as of the most recent sync on 9 September 2026, of which the most recently reported five are Anthony Wood, Mai Fyfield, Mustafa Ozgen, Gidon Katz and Gina Luna. Washington’s Governing Person designation covers both corporate directors and senior officers reported to the state; it is not a distinct legal role under Delaware law, which is where Roku, Inc. is incorporated.

External verification against Roku’s public corporate disclosures confirms that Anthony Wood is Roku’s founder and serves as President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board; Mai Fyfield and Gina Luna are independent, non-executive members of Roku’s board of directors; and Mustafa Ozgen (President, Devices, Product and Technology) and Gidon Katz (SVP, Platform Products and UX) are senior executive officers of the company rather than board directors. All five are reported as active, with no resignation recorded.

Nationality is not disclosed for any of these individuals in the Washington filing or in the public disclosures reviewed. The United States country field recorded against each entry is a correspondence or registered-agent jurisdiction associated with the filing, not a statement of the individual’s nationality or country of residence, and should not be read as either.

Under the merger agreement Roku signed with Fox Corporation on 14 June 2026, Anthony Wood is expected to take an ongoing leadership role and join Fox’s board of directors once the transaction completes; this change had not taken effect as of September 2026, since the merger remained subject to shareholder and regulatory approval and had not closed.

Officer information for ROKU, INC. is best described as current only: the Washington filing and Roku’s public disclosures reflect currently active appointments, and historical appointment or resignation dates are not available from the sources reviewed.

ROKU, INC. is the ultimate parent of its corporate group. No parent company is identified in Roku’s SEC filings or in the Washington Secretary of State record, and its Class A common stock is the class listed on Nasdaq.

Roku’s most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K, for the year ended 31 December 2025 and filed 13 February 2026, lists the following as significant subsidiaries: Purple Tag Originals, LLC (Delaware); Purple Tag (Taiwan) Ltd (Taiwan); Purple Tag Media Technology (Shanghai) Ltd. and its Shenzhen branch (China); Purple Tag Mexico, S.A. de C.V. (Mexico); Roku India Private Limited (India); Roku International B.V. (Netherlands); and Roku UK Limited (United Kingdom, company number 09233680). Roku states that other subsidiaries are omitted because they would not, in the aggregate, constitute a significant subsidiary. Ownership percentages for these entities are not disclosed in the filing.

Group-structure information shown elsewhere on this profile lists a wider set of entities, including operating companies associated with Denmark, South Korea and Canada; these could not be independently confirmed against Roku’s own SEC filings or other authoritative sources at the time of this review and should be treated with appropriate caution pending further verification.

The most material pending change to Roku’s corporate structure is its proposed acquisition by Fox Corporation. Under a merger agreement signed on 14 June 2026, Roku would merge with two Fox merger subsidiaries and become a wholly owned subsidiary of Fox Corporation, in a transaction valuing Roku at approximately 22 billion US dollars. The deal had not closed as of September 2026: the U.S. Department of Justice issued a further request for information on 8 September 2026, and completion is expected in the first half of 2027, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. Until completion, Roku, Inc. remains an independent, publicly listed company, and this must be treated as a possible future relationship, not a current one.

Corporate-linkage information for ROKU, INC. is best described as partial: significant subsidiaries are disclosed through SEC filings, but ownership percentages and a complete list of all subsidiaries are not publicly available.