David Weinberg
David Weinberg is number 197 in the 311 Private Wealth Index, with disclosed holdings in listed companies worth about $586m, mainly in Coca-Cola. That is about 3,038 times the wealth of a typical US household. David Weinberg is a director of Coca-Cola. 311 Origin: heir. 311 Giving Score: 2 out of 5 (provisional). 311 Future Exposure: high (64/100), driven by technology change in agriculture (68/100), led by 5G, Artificial Narrow Intelligence, Biometric Sensors; sensitivity to tariffs and export controls; 100% of disclosed wealth in one company.
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Disclosed holdings
| Company | Value | Latest filing | Shares |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coca-Cola | $586m | 3 April 2026 | 7,267,902 at $80.56 |
311 Future Exposure: High
Score 64 out of 100: technology 68/100 and trends 60/100. What drives it:
- Technology change in agriculture (68/100), led by 5G, Artificial Narrow Intelligence, Biometric Sensors
- Sensitivity to tariffs and export controls
- 100% of disclosed wealth in one company
Technology exposure uses the 311 Starburst: how strongly each emerging technology affects this industry, weighted by how soon it reaches widespread use. Trend exposure covers tariffs and export controls, international sanctions, concentration of wealth. Evidence on company-specific trends is being added. Explore the Starburst.
Giving
David Weinberg is an officer or trustee of David and Lynne Weinberg Family Foundation. In its latest tax filings (Form 990-PF, 2023) it reported grants of $0.3m and assets worth $6.2m, together 1.12% of the disclosed wealth above. 311 Giving Score: 2 out of 5 (provisional).
How this figure is calculated
Shares reported in SEC insider filings (Forms 3, 4 and 5), at the latest holding each filing reports, valued at the latest price disclosed in those filings, or at the latest closing price where no recent trade price was filed. Share classes that convert one for one into listed shares are counted at the listed price. Holdings that the filings say belong to investment funds managed by the person, and unvested performance awards, are left out; shares reported jointly by several family members are counted once; where insider filings count the same shares more than once, the figure is capped at the holding in the company's latest proxy statement. Where a holding is not covered by US insider filings, the latest annual report (Form 20-F), proxy statement or ownership filing (Schedule 13D) is used instead, as linked in the table. Private companies, cash, property and holdings listed outside the United States are not included, so this is a minimum, not total wealth. The household comparison uses $192,700, the median US household wealth in the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances (2022, the latest published).
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Questions and answers
What is David Weinberg's net worth?
David Weinberg has disclosed holdings in listed companies worth about $586m, according to the 311 Private Wealth Index. This is a minimum: private companies, cash and property are not included.
How much are David Weinberg's disclosed holdings worth?
About $586m in listed companies, ranking David Weinberg number 197 in the 311 Private Wealth Index.
Where does David Weinberg's wealth come from?
Mainly from holdings in Coca-Cola. David Weinberg is a director of Coca-Cola.
Sources: SEC insider filings.
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