Track the Alphabet Inc. share price and the full management transaction log of the company, a publicly traded company based in United States. Shares trade on US US, under the authority of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Technology sector, Alphabet Inc. has logged 2,013 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €4,391.8bn. The latest transaction was reported on 6 July 2026 (Attribution). Among the most active insiders: WALKER JOHN KENT. The full history is openly available.
In the past 90 days, Alphabet Inc. reported a total of 146 insider trading declarations. The total amount sold was 33,460 euros, while no purchases were reported. The top insiders included Pichai Sundar, the Chief Executive Officer, with 1,206,204.60 euros from 10 declarations, Schindler Philipp, the SVP and Chief Business Officer, with 656,240.50 euros from 13 declarations, and Ashkenazi Anat, the SVP and Chief Financial Officer, with 580,282.21 euros from 16 declarations. Significant declarations on May 27, 2026, included Pichai Sundar, Schindler Philipp, and Ashkenazi Anat, all related to tax retention. Additionally, Frances Arnold, a Director, sold shares on June 1, 2026, for 33,460.18 euros. John Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs and CLO, had multiple sell declarations on July 1, 2026, but the amounts were not specified.
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Analysts rate Alphabet Inc. Strong Buy (bullish), based on 53 analysts. Average price target: US$432.29.
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Alphabet Inc. is the parent company of Google and one of the world’s most important digital platforms, listed in the United States on the NASDAQ under the tickers GOOGL and GOOG. The group traces its roots to Google, founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in September 1998, and is headquartered in Mountain View, California, United States. Alphabet was created in 2015 as a holding company to give greater strategic and operational autonomy to its various businesses while preserving centralized capital allocation and oversight. From an equity research perspective, Alphabet’s investment case is anchored in the strength of its core franchises. The largest business is Google Services, which includes Search, advertising across Google-owned properties, YouTube, Android, Chrome, Google Play, Maps, Gmail and other consumer-facing products. This segment remains the engine of cash generation thanks to Alphabet’s global scale, deep user engagement, and leading position in search and digital advertising. The second strategic pillar is Google Cloud, which offers infrastructure, platform services, data tools, collaboration software, cybersecurity solutions and AI capabilities for enterprises. Alphabet also reports Other Bets, a portfolio of longer-dated businesses that includes Waymo, Verily, Wing, GFiber, X, Calico, GV and CapitalG. Alphabet’s competitive position remains exceptional, supported by a vast user base, network effects, and substantial technological depth. At the same time, the company faces meaningful competitive and regulatory pressures. Competition is intensifying in generative AI, cloud computing and digital advertising, while antitrust scrutiny remains elevated in the United States and Europe. For investors, this means the story combines durable market leadership with execution risk around product transitions, capital intensity and long-term margin normalization. Recent highlights underscore the company’s strategic priorities. Alphabet has continued to invest heavily in artificial intelligence and compute infrastructure. In March 2026, Google completed its acquisition of Wiz, a move designed to strengthen Google Cloud’s cybersecurity offering. Recent investor communications also highlight strong momentum in Google Cloud, ongoing adoption of AI-powered products, and continued scale in YouTube and Search. Overall, Alphabet remains a premier large-cap growth name with a highly global footprint, strong competitive moats, and direct exposure to the most important secular trends in the digital economy.