Sheryl Sandberg Was Facebook's Best-Paid
A review of key financial data for the IPO of Facebook, whose guidelines were unveiled Wednesday by the community site.
The publisher of network games Zynga, which publishes some of the major applications used on Facebook, providing the group of committees which represented 12% of its turnover in 2011, against 10% in 2010 and 2009.
A review of key financial data for the IPO of Facebook, whose guidelines were unveiled Wednesday by the community site.
- The maximum price the market is said to offer $ 5 billion in the registration document issued Wednesday by market authorities to Facebook. This figure however remains theoretical in the absence of information on the number of shares to be issued and their introductory price.
- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is by far the largest shareholder of the group currently holds 28.2% of the voting rights of the company.
- If after the introduction of market, Facebook is valued at the top of the expected range of 75 to 100 billion, property owner of 27 years will weigh about 28 billion.
- The share will be listed under the ticker symbol "FB"
- Facebook does not intend to distribute a dividend "in the near future."
- Mark Zuckerberg has received a total compensation of $ 1.49 million last year. "In (his) request", base salary, which amounted to $ 500,000 in 2011, will be reduced to one dollar from 1 January 2013, the document filed with the SEC.
- The Operations Manager Sheryl Sandberg has received a total of $ 30.9 million last year in salary and bonuses in cash and stock. The vice president of engineering Mike Schroepfer, meanwhile, hit $ 24.7 million in total last year.
- The company recorded revenues of $ 3.7 billion in 2011, up 88% over one year for a net profit of $ 1 billion in 2011 (+65% yoy).
The publisher of network games Zynga, which publishes some of the major applications used on Facebook, providing the group of committees which represented 12% of its turnover in 2011, against 10% in 2010 and 2009.