As of fiscal year 2025 results, GameStop has reported its highest net income in company history. Stockholders' equity is higher than it has ever been.

Showing strong full-year operational profits, it is clear: GameStop has turned itself around. GameStop is not a company that is struggling financially; it is stronger than ever and improving continuously.

Starting in 2021, GameStop began an unprecedented turnaround.

GameStop was losing hundreds of millions of dollars per year, and facing real risk of bankruptcy. As of fiscal year 2025 results, GameStop reported its most profitable year ever, and now has the highest stockholders' equity in company history.

The turnaround has been successful.

View the status and history of GameStop revenue, net earnings, stockholders' equity, and more

As of fiscal year 2025 results, GameStop had revenue of $3.6 billion, and net income of $416 million — the most profitable year in the history of the company.

Who owns GameStop?
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As a publicly traded company, GameStop is unusual because a significant portion of all issued shares are owned by registered shareholders.