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JPMorgan Chase shares outstanding JPM

Diluted shares outstanding, averaged over each quarter, from 1995.

Latest quarter, to Sep 30, 2026
2.7B
On a year earlier
−3.1%
fewer shares

JPMorgan Chase had 2.7B diluted shares outstanding on average in Q3 FY26, the quarter to Sep 30, 2026.

That is 3.1% fewer than a year earlier, so each share owns a little more of the company.

Shares outstanding over time

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Fiscal year by fiscal year

Fiscal yearShares, fourth quarterChange
FY20252.7B−4%
FY20242.8B−3%
FY20232.9B−2%
FY20223B−0%
FY20213B−3%
FY20203.1B−2%
FY20193.1B−6%
FY20183.3B−5%
FY20173.5B−3%
FY20163.6B−3%
FY20153.7B−2%
FY20143.8B−1%
FY20133.8B−1%
FY20123.8B+0%
FY20113.8B−3%

Each fiscal year is the twelve months to its fourth quarter, shown as the fourth quarter's average share count.

Quarter by quarter

QuarterEndedShares outstandingOn a year earlier
Q3 FY262.7B−3%
Q2 FY262.7B−4%
Q1 FY262.7B−4%
Q4 FY252.7B−4%
Q3 FY252.8B−3%
Q2 FY252.8B−3%
Q1 FY252.8B−3%
Q4 FY242.8B−3%
Q3 FY242.9B−2%
Q2 FY242.9B−2%
Q1 FY242.9B−2%
Q4 FY232.9B−2%

What the shares outstanding tells you

Diluted shares outstanding, averaged over the period. Fewer shares means each one owns more of the company.

A falling count usually means buybacks. A rising one means stock pay, acquisitions paid in shares or new shares sold.

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Valuation data, not investment advice. Prices as of . Reported figures come from the company's filings with the SEC.