SLM Basic Shares Outstanding 2012-2026 | SLM

SLM basic shares outstanding from 2012 to 2026. Basic shares outstanding can be defined as the number of shares held by shareholders including insiders but not including a company's treasury shares.
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SLM Annual Basic Shares Outstanding
(Millions of US $)
2025 $207
2024 $216
2023 $231
2022 $258
2021 $315
2020 $384
2019 $427
2018 $435
2017 $431
2016 $428
2015 $426
2014 $424
2013 $440
2012 $476
2011 $517
SLM Quarterly Basic Shares Outstanding
(Millions of US $)
2026-03-31 $195
2025-12-31 $202
2025-09-30 $207
2025-06-30 $209
2025-03-31 $211
2024-12-31 $216
2024-09-30 $215
2024-06-30 $219
2024-03-31 $220
2023-12-31 $231
2023-09-30 $226
2023-06-30 $235
2023-03-31 $241
2022-12-31 $258
2022-09-30 $251
2022-06-30 $261
2022-03-31 $277
2021-12-31 $315
2021-09-30 $300
2021-06-30 $312
2021-03-31 $361
2020-12-31 $384
2020-09-30 $375
2020-06-30 $375
2020-03-31 $410
2019-12-31 $427
2019-09-30 $424
2019-06-30 $429
2019-03-31 $435
2018-12-31 $435
2018-09-30 $435
2018-06-30 $435
2018-03-31 $434
2017-12-31 $431
2017-09-30 $432
2017-06-30 $431
2017-03-31 $430
2016-12-31 $428
2016-09-30 $428
2016-06-30 $428
2016-03-31 $427
2015-12-31 $426
2015-09-30 $426
2015-06-30 $426
2015-03-31 $424
2014-12-31 $424
2014-09-30 $423
2014-06-30 $423
2014-03-31 $427
2013-12-31 $440
2013-09-30 $436
2013-06-30 $440
2013-03-31 $451
2012-12-31 $476
2012-09-30 $464
2012-06-30 $482
2012-03-31 $503
2011-12-31 $517
2011-09-30 $511
2011-06-30 $524
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Finance Finance - Consumer Loands $4.254B $2.627B
SLM Corporation (Sallie Mae) is a bellwether in education finance in the United States, with market presence for more than 40 years. The company is the nation's saving, planning, and paying for college company. Whether college is a long way off or just around the corner, Sallie Mae offers products that promote responsible personal finance, including private education loans, Upromise rewards, scholarship search, college financial planning tools, and online retail banking. It also offers a range of deposit products insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ('FDIC'). The company's Private Education Loans portfolio consists of education loans to students or their families, which are not made, insured or guaranteed by any state or federal government. The company also undertakes additional funding, liquidity and revenues through the sale or securitization of loan assets, which it originates as well as the servicing of the loan assets that are sold to third parties.
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