Alphabet Inc. institutional holdings, Q1 FY2018

SEC Filing Summary: Alphabet Inc. (13F-HR)

Business Context and Reporting Period

This filing is a Form 13F-HR submitted by Alphabet Inc., an institutional investment manager, reporting its equity holdings. The report covers the quarter ended March 31, 2018. The filing was signed by Fabian Souza, Vice President and Deputy Controller, on November 14, 2022.

Key Financial Metrics

As a Form 13F filing, this document reports investment holdings rather than the company's operational financial performance (revenue, profit, cash flow, or debt). The following metrics are disclosed:

  • Total Value of Reported Holdings: $614,823,000 (reported in thousands).
  • Number of Holdings Reported: 11 entries.
  • Other Included Managers: 1 (Google LLC, File Number 028-22705).

Note: The filing text does not provide values for Alphabet Inc.'s revenue, profit, cash flow, margins, debt, or liquidity, as these are not required in a 13F-HR filing.

Material Changes

The filing text does not provide comparative data against the prior period (December 31, 2017) to determine material changes in holdings or values. The document lists the total value and count of holdings for the current period only.

Guidance, Outlook, and Risks

This filing type does not contain management commentary, forward-looking guidance, risk factors, or contingencies regarding Alphabet Inc.'s business operations. It strictly lists securities held by the manager.

Key Facts for Investor Verification

  • Verify the total value of Alphabet Inc.'s reported equity portfolio ($614.8 million) against the specific 11 holdings listed in the full schedule (not included in this summary text).
  • Confirm the relationship between Alphabet Inc. and the included manager, Google LLC (File Number 028-22705).
  • Note the significant delay between the reporting period (March 2018) and the signature date (November 2022), which may indicate a restatement or administrative delay.
  • Understand that this document reflects Alphabet's role as an investment manager, not its operational financial health.