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Comment elle gagne de l'argent
- United States retail sales77 %
- Australia retail sales15 %
- Europe retail sales8 %
Les parts du chiffre d'affaires sont des estimations pour three months ended August 1, 2026, pas des chiffres tirés d'un document officiel.
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Ce qu'elle vend4
Collectibles
Trading cards, apparel, toys, gadgets and other pop-culture products. GameStop also accepts graded trading cards for submission to be authenticated and graded.
Gaming hardware and accessories
New and used game consoles, controllers, gaming headsets and other accessories.
Video games and digital content
New and used games, in-game digital currency, downloadable game content and full-game downloads.
Trade-in and refurbished products
Customers trade in used games, consoles and other products for cash or store credit. GameStop tests, repairs and prepares some used products for resale.
Qui l'achète3
- Consumers who buy games, consoles, accessories and collectibles in stores or through GameStop's websites.
- People who trade in used games, consoles, electronics or graded trading cards for cash or store credit.
- GameStop loyalty-program members, who shop for rewards and other membership benefits.
Sur quoi elle repose, et ce qui pourrait la briser
Ce dont l'activité dépend
- 1New product supply and release timing matter; Nintendo, Sony and Pokémon collectively accounted for a majority of new product purchases in fiscal 2025.
- 2Sales depend partly on interest in trading cards and other collectibles, including Pokémon cards, and on changing pop-culture trends.
- 3The retail business relies on stores, online shopping, delivery companies and third-party systems to sell and deliver products.
Ce qui pourrait mal tourner
- 1GameStop's expanded investment strategy exposes it to declines in investment values, concentration in a small number of holdings, Bitcoin price changes and risks involving investment counterparties.
- 2Digital game delivery, changing customer habits and competition from large retailers and online sellers can reduce demand for GameStop's physical games and stores.
- 3A drop in trading-card popularity or a failure to keep up with collectibles trends could hurt sales; trading cards, including Pokémon cards, account for a significant portion of collectibles revenue and profit.
À propos de GameStop Corp.
GameStop sells collectibles such as trading cards, toys and apparel, as well as new and used consoles, games and accessories. Customers can trade in used games, electronics and graded trading cards for cash or store credit; some used products are refurbished and resold. Alongside retail, GameStop invests company funds and considers acquisitions; it holds eBay shares and Bitcoin-related assets.
- Siège
- Grapevine, Texas, United States
- Fondée en
- 1996
- Effectif
- Approximately 4,000 full-time and 11,000–16,000 part-time (FY2025, medium)
- Cotée sur
- NYSE
- Clôture de l'exercice
- Saturday closest to the last day of January
Construit à partir des documents déposés par GameStop Corp. auprès de la Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), le gendarme boursier américain. Les chiffres sont tels que publiés, l’historique par action étant retraité sur la base d’actions d’aujourd’hui. Ceci décrit une entreprise — ce n’est pas un conseil en investissement ni une recommandation d’acheter ou de vendre.
