Maplebear Inc. Shares Outstanding 2021–2025
Maplebear Inc. reported 242.9M of shares outstanding for fiscal 2025. That was 6.9% lower than fiscal 2024. A falling share count is consistent with net buybacks exceeding issuance over the period, though the filing should be checked for the components.
| Fiscal year | Shares Outstanding | Change (YoY) |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2025 | 242.9M | -6.9% |
| FY 2024 | 261.0M | -6.5% |
| FY 2023 | 279.0M | +286.3% |
| FY 2022 | 72.2M | — |
| FY 2021 | 0.0M | — |
Source: Maplebear Inc. SEC filings — balance sheet (10-K), split-adjusted. Computed deterministically; refreshed nightly (last updated August 2, 2026). Open CART 10-K filings at SEC EDGAR · Methodology · Download CSV.
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Maplebear Inc. reported 242.9M of shares outstanding for fiscal 2025. That was 6.9% lower than fiscal 2024. A falling share count is consistent with net buybacks exceeding issuance over the period, though the filing should be checked for the components. Values remain missing when the cached filing does not disclose a comparable line item; they are never estimated. Stock splits, reorganizations and fiscal-calendar changes can reduce comparability.
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What is Maplebear Inc.'s shares outstanding?
Maplebear Inc. (CART) reported shares outstanding of 242.9M for fiscal year 2025, per its SEC filings.
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Figures are computed from Maplebear Inc.'s official SEC filings (balance sheet (10-K), split-adjusted), refreshed nightly. Not investment advice.
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