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Palantir Technologies stock buybacks

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$21Mbought back in the 12 months to Jun 30, 2026 (from the statement of stockholders' equity)

Palantir Technologies bought back $21M of its stock in the last twelve months, but paid out $815M more than that in stock compensation.

Stock repurchases by quarter
$0$10M$20MQ1 '24Q1 '25Q2 '26
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PeriodValue
Q1 '24$9M
Q2 '24$17.7M
Q3 '24$18.9M
Q4 '24$18.6M
Q1 '25$18M
Q2 '25$18.6M
Q3 '25$19.2M
Q4 '25$0
Q1 '26$1.5M
Q2 '26$0
Diluted shares outstanding
2.41B2.49B2.57BQ1 '24Q1 '25Q2 '26
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PeriodValue
Q1 '242.40B
Q2 '242.41B
Q3 '242.46B
Q4 '242.53B
Q1 '252.55B
Q2 '252.56B
Q3 '252.57B
Q4 '252.57B
Q1 '262.57B
Q2 '262.57B
$0last quarter (Q2 2026)
−$815Mnet of stock compensation ($836M)
+0.2%diluted shares, 1 year
+161.9%diluted shares, 5 years
—dividends, 12 months
1%of free cash flow ($3.4B) spent on buybacks
$0raised by issuing stock, 12 months
2.57Bshares 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.

By fiscal year

Fiscal yearBuybacksDividendsStock payFree cash flowDiluted sharesFiling
2025$75M—$684M$2.1B2.57B10-K
2024$64M—$692M$1.1B2.45B10-K
2023$0—$476M$697M2.30B10-K
2022$0—$565M$184M2.06B10-K
2021$0—$778M$321M1.92B10-K
2020$4M—$1.3B−$309M979.3M10-K
2019$11M—$242M−$178M577.0M10-K
2018$8M—$249M−$52M544.0M10-K

Questions

Does Palantir Technologies buy back its stock?
Palantir Technologies bought back $21M of its stock in the last twelve months, but paid out $815M more than that in stock compensation.
How much did Palantir Technologies spend on buybacks in fiscal 2025?
$75M, according to its 10-K for the fiscal year ending Dec 31, 2025.
Is Palantir Technologies's share count going down?
Its diluted share count changed +161.9% over five fiscal years and +0.2% 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 Aug 4, 2026 · open on SEC.gov

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