GameStop Corp. Class A

GME

GameStop Corp. Class A (GME) is a retail company that specializes in consumer electronics, video games, and gaming merchandise. Founded in 1984, it operates a chain of retail stores worldwide, focusing on gaming consoles, accessories, and related products. The company has undergone significant transformation, shifting towards digital technology and e-commerce to adapt to evolving gaming industry trends.

$21.89 +0.03 (0.14%)
Dividend Yield 6.94%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
March 29, 2019$0.382019-03-142019-03-15
December 21, 2018$0.382018-12-102018-12-11
October 2, 2018$0.382018-09-172018-09-18
June 26, 2018$0.382018-06-112018-06-12
March 20, 2018$0.382018-03-022018-03-05

Dividends Summary

Company News

Sony Is Going All-Digital—But Investors Should Watch This Instead
Investing.com • Chris Markoch • July 9, 2026

Sony announced plans to discontinue physical gaming discs by 2028, which could improve margins but fails to address the larger threat of rising memory costs facing the gaming industry. The move also raises consumer ownership concerns as it eliminates the second-hand market and gives Sony sole control over game pricing and availability. Sony stock...

Is the Clock Ticking on GameStop Stock?
The Motley Fool • Rick Munarriz • July 2, 2026

Sony announced it will cease physical game disc production for new PlayStation releases starting in 2028, dealing a significant blow to GameStop's business model. While GameStop has shifted toward collectibles and maintains a cash-rich balance sheet with reasonable valuations, the industry's digital migration threatens its core revenue streams an...

Is GameStop the Next Berkshire Hathaway?
The Motley Fool • Reuben Gregg Brewer • June 28, 2026

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has revived the struggling retailer and amassed nearly $7.4 billion in cash, leading to comparisons with Berkshire Hathaway. However, the article argues GameStop is not the next Berkshire Hathaway due to fundamental differences: GameStop lacks insurance float like Berkshire, and Cohen's activist investment approach differs...

eBay vs. Macy's: Which Consumer Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
The Motley Fool • Erin Kennedy • June 27, 2026

The article compares eBay and Macy's as consumer stocks for 2026. eBay operates a capital-light global marketplace focused on niche categories with strong margins (18.3% net margin), but faces legal risks from cyberstalking lawsuits and competition from AI-powered search tools. Macy's is undergoing a turnaround strategy with lower profitability (...

What Investors Should Know About Wendy's Sudden Surge
The Motley Fool • Catie Hogan • June 27, 2026

Wendy's stock surged 42% this week due to a viral Reddit WallStreetBets rally, similar to GameStop and AMC meme-stock phenomena. While the spike is driven by social media momentum, the company has legitimate turnaround potential with new CFO Steve Cirulis (who previously helped turn around Potbelly) and expansion plans in China. However, the comp...

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