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$313.21
-$5.50(-1.72%)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-26 03:59 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-26 03:59, General Dynamics (GD) is priced at $313.21, with a total market cap of $84.83B, a P/E ratio of 21.58, and a dividend yield of 1.94%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $310.61 and $317.09. The current price is 0.83% above the day's low and 1.22% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 1.30M. Over the past 52 weeks, GD has traded between $310.61 to $364.42, and the current price is -14.05% away from the 52-week high.

GD Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$318.71
Market Cap$84.83B
Volume1.30M
P/E Ratio21.58
Dividend Yield (TTM)1.94%
Dividend Amount$1.59
Diluted EPS (TTM)15.59
Net Income (FY)$4.21B
Revenue (FY)$52.55B
Earnings Date2026-04-29
EPS Estimate3.68
Revenue Estimate$12.70B
Shares Outstanding266.17M
Beta (1Y)0.387
Ex-Dividend Date2026-04-10
Dividend Payment Date2026-05-08

About GD

General Dynamics Corporation operates as an aerospace and defense company worldwide. It operates through four segments: Aerospace, Marine Systems, Combat Systems, and Technologies. The Aerospace segment designs, manufactures, and sells business jets; and offers aircraft maintenance and repair, management, charter, aircraft-on-ground support and completion, staffing, and fixed-base operator services. The Marine Systems segment designs and builds nuclear-powered submarines, surface combatants, and auxiliary ships for the United States Navy and Jones Act ships for commercial customers, as well as builds crude oil and product tankers, and container and cargo ships. This segment also provides navy ships maintenance and modernization services; lifecycle support and repair services for navy surface ships; and program management, planning, engineering, and design support services for submarines and surface ships. The Combat Systems segment manufactures land combat solutions, such as wheeled and tracked combat vehicles, Stryker wheeled combat vehicles, piranha vehicles, weapons systems, munitions, mobile bridge systems with payloads, tactical vehicles, main battle tanks, armored vehicles, and armaments. This segment also offers modernization programs, engineering, support, and sustainment services. The Technologies segment provides information technology solutions and mission support services; mobile communication, computers, and command-and-control mission systems; and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance solutions to military, intelligence, and federal civilian customers. This segment also offers cloud computing, artificial intelligence; machine learning; big data analytics; development, security, and operations; software-defined networks; everything-as-a-service; defense enterprise office system solutions; and unmanned undersea vehicle manufacturing and assembly services. General Dynamics Corporation was founded in 1899 and is headquartered in Reston, Virginia.
SectorIndustrials
IndustryAerospace & Defense
CEOPhebe N. Novakovic
HeadquartersReston,VA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.gd.com
Employees (FY)117.00K
Average Revenue (1Y)$449.14K
Net Income per Employee$35.98K

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2026-04-01 23:00

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2026-03-03 03:39

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2026-02-26 07:24

GD Culture sells Bitcoin to buy back shares: Can cashing out 7,500 BTC save a stock price that has plummeted 70%?

On February 26, GD Culture announced a capital operation plan that has attracted market attention: with board approval, the company intends to sell a portion of its 7,500 Bitcoin holdings to fund a $100 million share buyback aimed at stabilizing its declining stock price. Since reaching a high point in September 2025, the company's stock has fallen nearly 70%, with significant valuation pressure and a clear loss of investor confidence. This "Bitcoin-to-Share Swap" strategy is seen as an important signal of the company's shift from aggressive digital asset allocation to defensive capital management. In the field of financial management for crypto companies, Bitcoin is usually held as a long-term reserve asset. GD Culture's decision to liquidate part of its BTC for share repurchases aims to reduce the number of outstanding shares, increase earnings per share, and demonstrate management's confidence in the company's fundamentals through buybacks. Mechanically, share repurchases can support market demand and provide short-term boosts to stock prices. Management believes that, compared to holding all Bitcoin in hopes of future appreciation, prioritizing shareholder value and market trust at this stage is more practical. This also reflects an accelerating strategic shift between digital assets and traditional capital operations. However, the market is still assessing the effectiveness of this plan. Investors are primarily focused on three key variables: first, the total amount of Bitcoin ultimately sold and its impact on the company's balance sheet; second, whether the buyback pace is fast enough to support the price; third, how Bitcoin price movements might influence the timing of this decision. If Bitcoin prices surge significantly later, the market may reconsider the opportunity cost of reducing holdings. On a macro level, cryptocurrency market volatility, cooling growth expectations, and declining risk appetite have collectively suppressed the company's valuation. GD Culture's conversion of digital assets into shareholder returns highlights a shift in corporate Bitcoin reserves from a "store of value" to a "strategic financing tool." In the coming months, the execution of the buyback, market sentiment recovery, and the company's digital asset allocation strategy are likely to become key indicators for whether its stock price can stabilize.

2026-02-25 13:40

US publicly traded company GD Culture board approves the sale of 7,500 Bitcoins

ChainCatcher News: Nasdaq-listed company GD Culture announced that its board of directors has authorized the sale, exchange, or disposal of its current reserve of 7,500 Bitcoins to fund the previously announced share repurchase program. It is reported that these Bitcoin sales will be conducted in multiple transactions, with management executing them flexibly based on the best interests of the company and shareholders. The proceeds from the Bitcoin sales will be used to repurchase the company's common stock and cover related expenses, including brokerage commissions, fees, and taxes.

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FloorPriceNightmare

FloorPriceNightmare

04-24 16:11
I have been tracking the movements of these treasury companies, and last week something quite interesting happened in the market. Strategy just invested $204 million to acquire no less than 3,015 bitcoins at a price of $67,700 each. It’s a huge increase compared to the previous week, a 412.8% rise. Now, the company holds a total of 720,737 bitcoins in its treasury, which is simply monumental. What catches my attention is the contrast happening in parallel. While Strategy continues buying aggressively, other publicly traded companies are in a completely different situation. GD Culture just authorized the sale of its 7,500 bitcoins to fund a share buyback plan. It’s a forced decision; the company needs liquidity, and the crypto market has been challenging. The same happened recently to ETHZilla with its Ethereum holdings—they were forced to sell to survive. Overall, publicly traded companies worldwide bought a net total of $208.79 million in Bitcoin last week, representing a 348% increase compared to the previous week. But there are important nuances here. Metaplanet in Japan didn’t buy anything; it has gone seven weeks without making moves. Other companies like DayDayCook invested $4.22 million in 50 bitcoins, and OrangeBTC from Brazil spent $470,000 on 0.7 bitcoins. What’s interesting is the dilemma these companies face. Some analysts like Wojciech Kaszycki, Chief Strategy Officer of BTCS, suggest that 2026 could bring a wave of consolidation in the crypto treasury sector. Companies trading at a discount relative to their net asset value could be acquired, especially those with real operations beyond just accumulating bitcoins. EmperyDigital, for example, rejected a shareholder proposal to liquidate all its bitcoins, standing firm on its long-term strategy despite its shares trading below net asset value. On the Ethereum side, Bitmine bought 50,928 ETH last week for $98.53 million, bringing its total holdings to 4,473,587 ETH. But FG Nexus is in a tricky situation; it sold 7,550 ETH more recently, accumulating unrealized losses of approximately $82.8 million. The company bought at high prices of $3,860 and is now selling at much lower prices. In total, global publicly traded companies hold 981,150 bitcoins, representing 4.9% of the circulating bitcoin supply. The current market value of these holdings is approximately $64.26 billion. It’s a number that reflects how the institutional sector continues to see bitcoin as a strategic treasury asset, although timing is everything in this game.
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CryptoMotivator

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04-24 10:00
I noticed a very interesting movement happening with GD Culture Group. The company ( listed on NASDAQ as GDC) has just authorized the sale of 7,500 BTC from its reserve to finance a share buyback program worth $100 milhões. It’s a strategy worth understanding better. The context is important here. GD Culture Group acquired these bitcoins through a stock-based transaction with Pallas Capital — an approach that at the time generated a lot of skepticism in the market. When the announcement came out, the company’s shares plunged about 28%, reflecting investors’ concerns about dilution and execution risk. Now, with BTC trading around $77.54K, doing the math is simple: to raise $100 milhões, GD Culture Group would need to sell approximately 1,290 BTC. But here’s the catch — that number can vary quite a bit depending on the actual execution prices, fees, taxes, and the pace of the buybacks. What really stands out is the valuation discount. GD Culture Group’s market capitalization is near $210 milhões, while its bitcoin holdings are worth more than $510 milhões. That’s a very significant discount relative to net asset value — one of the largest among corporate bitcoin treasuries. But it’s not all positive. The risks here are real and bilateral. If bitcoin falls, the company will need to sell more coins to reach the $100 milhões target, increasing pressure on the balance sheet. If it rises, it can achieve the same result with fewer BTC — the upside. Analysts like Matthew Sigel at VanEck have already pointed out that financing strategies based on issuing shares to acquire BTC can be dilutive, especially when the shares trade close to net asset value. Some voices in the market have called this “a high-risk move on the balance sheet.” Crypto volatility, liquidity, timing, and market impact make everything more complicated. If execution doesn’t go as expected, valuation discounts could last longer. The good news is that GD Culture Group maintains flexibility. The program can be modified, suspended, or ended depending on market conditions. Management has discretion over the size and timing of the sales. So it’s not a fixed commitment — more like an authorization that can be adjusted as things evolve. This is a move that sums up the dilemma of corporate bitcoin treasuries well: how to manage crypto reserves while navigating volatility and market pressures. The question remains: will this buyback strategy manage to reduce the valuation discount, or will it create more pressure on the price? The coming months will be interesting to watch.
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ChainNewsAbmedia

ChainNewsAbmedia

04-08 07:37
GD Agency Galaxy is set to list in South Korea and New York in 2027, and it is currently preparing for overseas pre-IPO fundraising. Founded in 2019, Galaxy has raised about $150 million to date. Investors include G-Dragon, Jay Chou, Taiwan memory chip manufacturer Adata, and more than 30 Korean institutional investors. Of particular note is that GD is not only an investor, but also the core IP behind Galaxy’s business model. In 2025, he generated nearly KRW 300 billion in revenue for the company, with a personal share of about KRW 60 billion. This AI entertainment technology company is expected to launch a four-member virtual girl group in 2026. This path is still full of uncertainty. Although the market has already seen the virtual boy group Plave, whether AI idols can maintain long-term fan engagement and “authenticity” remains highly questioned. Especially when it comes to emotional connection and creative identity, AI models have not yet fully convinced mainstream audiences. Galaxy’s roster includes GD, Song Kang-ho, and Kim Jong-kook Founded in 2019, Galaxy has raised about $150 million to date. Investors include G-Dragon, Jay Chou, Taiwan memory chip manufacturer Adata, and more than 30 Korean institutional investors. The company is currently preparing an overseas pre-IPO round of financing and plans to conduct a dual listing in 2027. Of particular note is that GD is not only an investor, but also the core IP behind Galaxy’s business model. In 2025, he generated nearly KRW 300 billion in revenue for the company, with a personal share of about KRW 60 billion. In recent years, Galaxy Corporation has drawn significant market attention for signing G-Dragon. The company is positioned around “AI entertainment technology,” combining artificial intelligence, robots, and content production, and is seen as one of the important representatives of South Korea’s entertainment industry transformation. In addition to G-Dragon, its roster also includes Kim Jong-kook and Academy Award winner Song Kang-ho, continuing to expand its lineup of celebrities. It has also recently been reported that it has shown a high level of sincerity and is seeking for the female singer Kwon Eun-bi to join. (GD’s a mentor to Eun-bi! As AI entertainment company Galaxy rises, Taiwan’s Adata unexpectedly becomes a concept stock) Galaxy uses AI to upend the traditional K-Pop idol system Galaxy founder and CEO Choi Yong-ho is trying to disrupt the traditional K-pop idol system. In the past, entertainment companies in Korea such as SM Entertainment, JYP Entertainment, and YG Entertainment relied on long-term trainee programs and the operation of real-life idols. Galaxy’s strategy, however, is to replace some human performers with AI characters and life-sized robots, building a content production system “not limited by humans.” Choi has said plainly that the company’s goal is to “complete everything with AI, from start to finish,” and to turn idols into digital assets that can be replicated endlessly. The core advantage of this model lies in scalability: real artists cannot perform year-round without rest, but virtual avatars can operate 365 days a year. This expands concerts—once accessible only to a small number of viewers—into large-scale, repeatable content products. Can the virtual idol route work? At present, Galaxy has already launched multiple concrete plans. The company expects to debut a four-member virtual girl group in 2026 and will use AI tools (such as music generation and image generation models) to produce content, claiming it can reduce the cost of traditional Korean MVs of about $2 million by 90% to 99%. In addition, Galaxy is also collaborating with a robotics company to develop physical idols, and plans to launch virtual concerts similar to ABBA Voyage in Asia in 2027, with a seat capacity of about 3,000. The longer-term blueprint is to build a multiverse entertainment system of “human artists × virtual characters × robots.” The idea is to first roll out virtual idols, then introduce robots into physical form, ultimately creating an IP loop with a mix of real and virtual. The company is also expanding its artist roster, including actor Song Kang-ho from the film Parasite and Taemin, a member of SHINee. However, this path still carries uncertainty. Although the market has already seen the virtual boy group Plave, and Netflix has promoted animated idol content, whether AI idols can maintain long-term fan engagement and “authenticity” remains under heavy doubt. Industry analysis suggests that the virtual music market is still in a highly experimental stage, especially regarding emotional connection and creative identity—AI models have not yet fully convinced mainstream audiences. In this article, GD’s company uses AI to overturn K-Pop, and Galaxy is rumored to be listing with an IPO next year! Adata and Jay Chou are also investors. First appeared in Chain News ABMedia.
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