So here’s a quick list of who made what, based on the assumption that underwriters exercise their entire over-allotment, plus the value of their remaining position (based on $38 price):

INDIVIDUALS

• Mark Zuckerberg: $1.5 billion ($19.14 billion)
• Dustin Moskovitz: $285 million ($4.8 billion remaining)
• Peter Thiel: $848 million ($852m remaining)
• Mark Pincus: $4.1 million ($158 million remaining)
• Sean Parker: $38 million ($2.27 billion remaining)
• Reid Hoffman: $412 million ($138 million remaining)
• Jim Breyer: $125 million ($320 million remaining)

INSTUTUTIONS

• Accel Partners: $2 billion ($4.72 billion remaining)
• DST Global: $2 billion ($3 billion remaining)
• Goldman Sachs (GS): $1.25 billion ($1.25 billion remaining)
• Greylock Partners: $332 million ($1.06 billion remaining)
• Elevation Partners: $202 million ($1.32 billion remaining)
• Mail.ru Group: $857 million ($1.28 billion remaining)
• Meritech Capital Partners: $306 million ($1.23 billion remaining)
• Microsoft Corp. (MSFT): $287 million ($959 million remaining)
• Tiger Global Management: $1.03 billion ($1.02 billion remaining)

The only two listed institutional investors that opted not to sell any shares in the offering were T. Rowe Price and Andreessen Horowitz, whose stakes are valued at $251 million and $691 million, respectively. Facebook executives who aren’t selling include Sheryl Sandberg ($72 million already vested) and David Ebersman ($912 million already vested).

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