ZOOM COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

Zoom Communications, Inc. is a publicly traded company, and its Nasdaq listing means the complete shareholder register is not publicly disclosed; only investors that cross statutory reporting thresholds are required to file beneficial-ownership reports with the SEC. On that basis, the disclosed shareholder information for Zoom Communications, Inc. should be treated as major shareholders only rather than a full ownership register.

The two largest disclosed holders are asset managers reporting passive investment positions. The Vanguard Group, Inc. reported beneficial ownership of 26,967,154 shares, equal to approximately 10.15% of the company, in a Schedule 13G/A filed with the SEC on 7 January 2026. BlackRock, Inc. reported beneficial ownership of 17,464,094 shares, equal to approximately 6.7% of the company, in a Schedule 13G/A filed on 5 February 2025. Separate from these consolidated filings, individual index and mutual funds within these same asset-management families, such as specific Vanguard and Fidelity funds, are also recorded as holding smaller individual positions; these fund-level holdings should not be added to the consolidated 13G percentages, since they can overlap with them.

No ultimate beneficial owner can be identified from the available information. Every shareholder identified in the sources reviewed is an institutional asset manager or fund rather than a natural person, so no individual UBO is disclosed or calculable from this data.

Disclosure of shareholders in Zoom Communications, Inc. is best described as major shareholders only: holders crossing the 5% reporting threshold are identified through SEC filings, but the company’s full shareholder base, which is broad given its public listing, is not published in any single source.

The California filing reviewed for Zoom Communications, Inc. records five active officer or agent entries: Global Chief Information Officer Gary J. Sorrentino, Chief Operating Officer Aparna Bawa, Chief Technology Officer Xuedong Huang, Secretary Cheree McAlpine, and 1505 Corporation Incorporating Services, Ltd. as agent for service of process. No resigned or former officers are shown in this filing. This is a partial rather than complete list: it does not include the company’s Chief Executive Officer or several other executive officers, who are instead identified in the company’s SEC filings and official website.

According to Zoom Communications, Inc.’s official website and its most recent SEC proxy statement, Eric S. Yuan serves as Founder, Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Cheree McAlpine holds the title of Chief Legal Officer in addition to the Secretary role recorded in the California filing. None of the sources reviewed disclose the nationality of any of these individuals; nationality is not published in California corporate filings and was not confirmed elsewhere. Country of residence is likewise not disclosed for any officer. The correspondence address on file for the Secretary, 55 Almaden Blvd, Ste 600, San Jose, California, is a corporate service address and should not be read as a home or residential address, nor used to infer nationality or residence.

1505 Corporation Incorporating Services, Ltd. is recorded as a corporate agent for service of process rather than a natural person; its own jurisdiction and registration number are not disclosed in the filing reviewed.

Two verified recent changes are documented in Zoom Communications, Inc.’s SEC filings. Michelle Chang was appointed Chief Financial Officer effective 7 October 2024, succeeding Kelly Steckelberg, per the company’s proxy statement covering the year ended 31 January 2025. Aparna Bawa served as the company’s Secretary from February 2024 to February 2025, a role subsequently reflected as held by Cheree McAlpine in the state filing reviewed here.

Officer information for Zoom Communications, Inc. is best described as partial: the California state filing reviewed lists only a subset of officers and its agent for service of process, while the company’s complete slate of executive officers, and any officer nationality information, is not published in either the state filing or the company’s SEC disclosures.

Zoom Communications, Inc. is the top-level, publicly traded parent of its corporate group. No parent company is identified in the company’s SEC filings or in the California state filing reviewed for this profile; Zoom Communications, Inc. is not shown as a subsidiary of another entity in any authoritative source reviewed.

Exhibit 21.1 to Zoom Communications, Inc.’s Form 10-K, filed with the SEC on 27 February 2026, lists the group’s subsidiaries by name and jurisdiction, though it does not state ownership percentages or distinguish direct holdings from indirect ones. Based on that filing, the group includes subsidiaries incorporated in the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Australia, Japan, Singapore, Canada, India, South Korea, Hong Kong, China and Saudi Arabia. Named subsidiaries include Zoom Voice Communications, Inc. and Keybase LLC in the United States, ZVC Netherlands B.V., and Workvivo Ltd. in Ireland. Because the filing does not disclose shareholding percentages, ownership percentage is not disclosed for any of these relationships, and they are described here only as subsidiaries rather than classified more precisely as direct or indirect.

Three recent structural changes are documented in official sources. In December 2025, Zoom Communications, Inc. completed the acquisition of BrightHire, Inc., an AI-powered hiring-platform company. In the same month, it completed the acquisition of Bonsai Technologies, Inc., a client-engagement and business-management platform for small businesses. In 2023, the company completed the acquisition of Workvivo Ltd., an Ireland-based employee-experience platform, which is recorded as an Irish subsidiary in the group’s most recent SEC subsidiary filing.

Corporate-linkage information for Zoom Communications, Inc. is best described as partial: the group’s subsidiaries are identified by name and jurisdiction in SEC filings, but ownership percentages and the precise parent-subsidiary hierarchy are not disclosed in the sources reviewed.