Major Stockholders
As of May 11, 2009, the following shareholders held over 100,000 common shares of Sun: and at $9.40 per share offered by Oracle they received the amounts indicated when the acquisition closed.
| Investor | Common Shares | Value at Merger |
|---|---|---|
| Barclays Global Investors | 37,606,402 | $353,500,180 |
| Scott G. McNealy | 14,566,433 | $136,924,470 |
| M. Kenneth Oshman | 584,985 | $5,498,860 |
| Jonathan I. Schwartz | 536,109 | $5,039,425 |
| James L. Barksdale | 231,785 | $2,178,780 |
| Michael E. Lehman | 106,684 | $1,002,830 |
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