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Intuit

INTU

Intuit has retired 36.7% of its shares since 2001, from 422,445,206 to 267,236,000.

36.7%retired since 2001
5.6%last 5 years
4.0%last 12 months
267Mshares today

At $325.15 a share, a market value of $86.9B. FCF yield 10.0%, P/E 19.0, trailing twelve months to July 2026.

Shares outstanding, 1999 to todaysplit adjusted, from SEC filings
a quarter gone 2010422M shares, 2001267M200020052010201520202025
1999, 378,778,4842026-08-31, 267,236,000
A share bought in 1999
1.4× more of Intuit today, without buying another share. It was one of 378,778,484 shares then. It is one of 267,236,000 now.
Every filing we read28 fiscal years, split adjusted
Fiscal yearDateShares outstandingFiling
19991999-10-05378,778,48410-Kcover page
20002000-09-29412,562,24210-K405cover page
20012001-09-28422,445,20610-K405cover page
20022002-08-30418,327,11410-Kcover page
20032003-08-31397,752,71410-Kcover page
20042004-08-31378,195,10610-Kcover page
20052005-08-31357,485,28210-Kcover page
20062006-08-31345,230,96010-Kcover page
20072007-08-31338,899,36410-Kcover page
20082008-08-31323,962,76210-Kcover page
20092009-07-31322,766,00010-K
20102010-08-31317,535,55710-K
20112011-08-31300,814,06910-K
20122012-08-31295,371,40210-K
20132013-08-30282,712,83910-K
20142014-08-29285,540,16910-K
20152015-08-24277,306,60610-K
20162016-08-25257,938,05210-K
20172017-08-25254,973,50410-K
20182018-08-24258,671,62010-K
20192019-08-23260,073,64210-K
20202020-08-24261,807,20410-K
20212021-08-31273,091,92910-K
20222022-08-26281,869,87910-K
20232023-08-25280,259,49310-K
20242024-08-27280,292,00010-K
20252025-08-26278,805,00010-K
20262026-08-31267,236,00010-Kcover page

Source: all 10-K filings of Intuit on EDGAR. Download this series as CSV. Licence CC BY 4.0, credit Buyback Radar.

What the buybacks cost, fiscal 2008 to 2026cash flow statement against share count
$26.6Bspent on buybacks
72Mfewer shares outstanding
6.2%buyback yield, last fiscal year’s spend on today’s market value

Cash spent comes from the cash flow statement. Shares outstanding fell by less than the company bought, because part of every buyback only replaces shares handed to employees. Today’s price is $325.15.

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Intuit buybacks, answered

Is Intuit buying back its stock?

Yes. Intuit has 4.0% fewer shares outstanding than twelve months ago, 267,236,000 as of August 31, 2026. Over five years the share count is down 5.6%.

How many shares has Intuit bought back?

Net of every new share it issued, Intuit has 155.2 million fewer shares than at its 2001 peak. That is 36.7% of the company.

How many shares does Intuit have outstanding?

267,236,000 shares, as of August 31, 2026, from the cover page of its latest 10-K. At the 2001 peak it had 422,445,206.

What do Intuit's buybacks mean for a shareholder?

Each share is a bigger slice of the company. Someone who held Intuit stock in 2001 owns 1.6 times as much of the business today without buying another share. Whether that was a good use of cash depends on the price paid.

How does Intuit compare with other cannibal stocks?

Intuit ranks No. 202 of 467 companies on Buyback Radar by share of the company retired since its peak. Close to it on the list: ADP (37.0%), Pool Corporation (36.9%), Columbia Sportswear (36.5%), Westamerica Bancorporation (36.5%).

Every answer is computed from Intuit's own SEC filings and rebuilt every Monday. Latest count: 10-K on EDGAR.

Superinvestors who own it

Donald YacktmanYacktman Asset Management491,278 shares, $128.2M, Q2 2026
Steven RomickFirst Pacific Advisors331,964 shares, $86.6M, Q2 2026

From the latest 13F filings. All superinvestors.

Insider buying, last 12 months

PRABHU VASANT MDirector2026-05-26, 500 shares at $309.71 $155K total
PRABHU VASANT MDirector2026-05-22, 1,250 shares at $309.45 $387K total

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