THE GAP, INC

The Gap, Inc.’s shareholder base is disclosed through a mix of US securities filings and index-fund holdings typical of a New York Stock Exchange-listed company, rather than through a single company register. Among institutional holdings reviewed (dated 2 August 2026), the largest disclosed holder was Vanguard Group Inc, an index and asset-management firm, with approximately 15.5% of ordinary shares, followed by AQR Capital Management, LLC (approximately 6.1%), iShares Core S&P Mid-Cap ETF (approximately 4.7%), Dimensional U.S. Targeted Value ETF (approximately 1.5%) and SPDR S&P MidCap 400 ETF Trust (approximately 1.1%). These are asset managers and index funds holding shares on behalf of underlying fund investors rather than individuals with a personal economic interest in the company.

Separately, Schedule 13D/A and Schedule 13G/A filings made with the US Securities and Exchange Commission identify two further significant holders. John J. Fisher, publicly reported to be a son of Gap Inc. co-founders Donald and Doris Fisher, disclosed beneficial ownership of 59,612,193 shares (15.9% of shares outstanding) as of 7 June 2024, a figure that includes 27,000,000 shares (7.2%) held through FCH TBML LLC, of which he is sole manager. Dodge & Cox, a San Francisco-based registered investment adviser, disclosed beneficial ownership of 28,873,346 shares (7.7%) as of 30 September 2024. Both filings are point-in-time disclosures required once a holder’s stake crosses 5% of outstanding shares, rather than a complete shareholder register.

No single verified ultimate beneficial owner has been identified. John J. Fisher’s reported 15.9% direct stake is the largest disclosed holding by a natural person, but it falls below commonly applied 25% UBO thresholds, and no UBO threshold specific to this profile was supplied. The remaining large holders are institutional asset managers rather than individuals, and their holdings are not treated here as beneficial ownership in the ultimate-owner sense.

Shareholder disclosure for The Gap, Inc. should be regarded as major-shareholders-only: it reflects holders whose stakes cross the 5% SEC reporting threshold together with selected index-fund positions, not the company’s complete shareholder register, which is not available from a single public source.

The registry’s officer records for The Gap, Inc. list five individuals: Sally Gilligan, Amanda J. Thompson, Mark Breitbard, Robert Fisher and Sonia Syngal, all shown with active status in the underlying source. Cross-checking against Gap Inc.’s own leadership disclosures confirms that four of these individuals currently hold the stated positions. Sally Gilligan serves as Executive Vice President, Chief Supply Chain and Transformation Officer; Mark Breitbard serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Gap brand; Robert J. Fisher serves as a director of the company; and Amanda J. Thompson holds the role of Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer.

The fifth record, Sonia Syngal, is out of date. Gap Inc.’s own public announcement confirms that Sonia Syngal stepped down as President and Chief Executive Officer and left the company’s Board of Directors on 11 July 2022; she is not a current officer or director of The Gap, Inc.

The company’s current President and Chief Executive Officer, Richard Dickson, has held that role since August 2023 according to the company’s public filings; he does not appear in the officer records reviewed here, illustrating that the underlying registry data does not capture every senior executive of a company of this size.

Nationality is not disclosed for any of the individuals listed; only a correspondence country, and for one officer a California correspondence address, are recorded, and these should not be read as evidence of nationality or personal residence. The information reviewed here should be treated as partial: it does not consistently reflect current executive appointments, and appointment or resignation dates are not recorded in the underlying source for any of the individuals except where identified through the company’s own announcements.

The Gap, Inc. is a publicly traded company and is not disclosed as a subsidiary of any other corporate parent; based on the shareholder information reviewed, no single corporate entity holds a controlling stake, and the largest disclosed holders are an index-fund manager and an individual investor rather than a parent company. The Gap, Inc. therefore functions as the ultimate parent of its own corporate group.

The registry’s own linkage data currently records no parent, subsidiary or ownership information for this company. This is out of date: Exhibit 21 to The Gap, Inc.’s Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended 31 January 2026, filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, lists more than 50 subsidiary entities operating the group’s Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic and Athleta brands and related sourcing, technology and real-estate functions. These entities are organised under the laws of the United States (principally California and Delaware) and of Canada, France, Italy, Japan, Puerto Rico, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, India, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Singapore, mainland China, Taiwan, Mexico and Israel, reflecting the geographic footprint of the group’s retail, sourcing and support operations.

The filing does not state ownership percentages, nor whether each entity is held directly by The Gap, Inc. or indirectly through an intermediate subsidiary, so individual entities are not classified here as direct or indirect subsidiaries.

Corporate-linkage information for The Gap, Inc. should be treated as subsidiaries-only and considerably more complete than the registry currently indicates: a detailed subsidiary list is publicly available through SEC filings, but individual ownership percentages and the tiering of the group structure are not disclosed in that source.