GME (GameStop) Float Percentage Of Total Shares Outstanding (2024)

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What is the float percentage of GameStop? ›

Number of shares outstanding as of April 2024 : 305,300,000

According to GameStop 's latest financial reports and stock price the company's current number of shares outstanding is 305,300,000. At the end of 2023 the company had 305,300,000 shares outstanding.

GME short float: 19.76% (short ratio: 2.56) / 62.48M.

GameStop's total shares outstanding is 305.87 Mil. GameStop's float percentage of total shares outstanding is 87.91%. Insider Ownership is the percentage of shares that are owned by company insiders relative to the total shares outstanding. As of today, GameStop's Insider Ownership is 3.14%.

This is the percentage of the total shares of stock available for trading. Each trader has their preferences, but most look for a percentage between 10% and 25%.

The free float percentage, also known as float percentage of total shares outstanding, simply shows the percentage of shares outstanding that trade freely. In the preceding example, the free float percentage would be 90% (450,000 / 500,000).

The video game retailer's Q3 DRS numbers echo Q2 and underscore the resilience of retail shareholders despite GameStop's weak stock performance. GameStop's retail shareholders are increasingly using the DRS, registering approximately 25% of outstanding shares for greater control and transparency.

Shares outstanding (or outstanding shares) are any shares that are held by shareholders and company insiders. Floating shares indicate the number of shares actually available for trading.

A company's public float is often expressed as a figure or a percentage of the company's total outstanding shares. For example, if a company has 10 million shares outstanding and its CEO holds 2 million of those, the company has 8 million floating shares, or 80 percent float.

According to the latest available data, which were released on December 14, 2023, approximately 23.3% of GameStop's float is short. This represents 62.66 million shares out of the 267.34 million shares available for public trading.

What is percentage of float shorted? ›

Understanding Float and Short Interest

Usually, this number is expressed as a percentage, calculated by dividing the number of shorted shares by the number of shares available for trade, called the float. For example, if 5 million shares are shorted and there are 20 million tradable shares, the short interest is 25%.

The Intrinsic Value of GME stock (14.22 USD) is 3% less than its price (14.72 USD). The DCF Value of GME stock (13.31 USD) is 10% less than its price (14.72 USD). GME stock price (14.72 USD) is 3% less than its Relative Value (15.12 USD). GME has downside potential of 38% compared to the average analyst price target.

Vanguard owns the most shares of GameStop (GME).

The company's debt cost is 0.8%, which is well below the U.S. retail sector's average — 5%, according to a 2020 report by S&P Global Market Intelligence. GameStop's debt corresponds to about 9% of the company's enterprise value, $5.38 billion.

According to GameStop 's latest financial reports the company's total debt is $0.60 B. A company's total debt is the sum of all current and non-current debts.

GameStop Corp's market capitalization is 3.6B USD. GME stock price is 11.9 USD. The Intrinsic Value of GME stock (7.95 USD) is 33% less than its price (11.9 USD).

Short interest as a percentage of float above 10% is fairly high, indicating significant pessimistic sentiment. Short interest as a percentage of float above 20% is extremely high.