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Carvana stock buybacks
CVNA—No share repurchases in the company’s standard SEC financial data for the last twelve months.
Carvana doesn’t report share repurchases in its SEC financial data.
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| Period | Value |
|---|---|
| Q3 '25 | $0 |
| Q4 '25 | $0 |
| Q1 '26 | $0 |
| Q2 '26 | $0 |
No combined share count in this company’s standard SEC data. This usually means it has several share classes reported separately.
$0last quarter (Q2 2026)
−$98Mnet of stock compensation ($98M)
+3.3%diluted shares, 1 year
+245.1%diluted shares, 5 years
$0dividends, 12 months
0%of free cash flow ($929M) spent on buybacks
$0raised by issuing stock, 12 months
740.0Mshares outstanding (Jun 30, 2026)
The share count moved more than 30% in a year. That usually means a merger, spin-off or share-class change, so the change isn’t a buyback signal on its own.
Carvana’s recent filings don’t report repurchases in the standard XBRL fields we read. That usually means it didn’t buy back stock, but some companies report buybacks only in custom fields. Check its latest 10-Q to be sure.
Questions
- Does Carvana buy back its stock?
- Carvana doesn’t report share repurchases in its SEC financial data.
- Is Carvana's share count going down?
- Its diluted share count changed +245.1% over five fiscal years and +3.3% over the last year. Part of that change comes from a merger, spin-off or share-class change, not buybacks.
Latest filing used: 10-Q for the period ending Jun 30, 2026, filed Jul 29, 2026 · open on SEC.gov