GOOGL · Diluted EPS
Alphabet Inc.: diluted eps not reported
Alphabet Inc.'s filings don't tag the concepts diluted eps is computed from — common for banks, financials, and fund trusts. Echelon won't compute a figure the filing doesn't state. Below: what diluted eps means, and where it appears when a filer does report it. Why we refuse
Answers come strictly from GOOGL's 10-K filed 2026-02-05, and every answer links the exact passages it used. Questions asking what to do with the stock are refused — that's the point.
Net income available to common shareholders divided by the weighted-average share count assuming all in-the-money options, RSUs, and convertibles become shares. It is the conservative per-share earnings figure and the one comparisons should default to.
Diluted EPS = Net income attributable to common ÷ Diluted weighted-average shares
- Net income
- everything upstream on the income statement.
- Share count
- buybacks shrink the denominator; option/RSU issuance grows it.
- Dilutive instruments
- options and converts enter the count as the share price rises.
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