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36 /100
MEDIUM RISK
Score updated Sep 12, 2026

CNNE — Cannae Holdings, Inc. Dilution Risk Tracker

Track CNNE dilution risk with DilutionWatch's stock tracker. DilutionScore™ measures dilution risk across 5 factors — lower scores indicate higher risk of share dilution.

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As of September 12, 2026, Cannae Holdings, Inc. (CNNE) has a DilutionWatch DilutionScore of 36/100, rated MEDIUM dilution risk. Cannae Holdings, Inc. has a market capitalization of $651.64M, 43.37M shares outstanding, 204 institutional holders tracked.

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Score Breakdown

📋 Offering Ability
32
💰 Cash Runway
40
📊 Float Risk
30
⚠️ Warrant Exposure
40
🔄 Convertible Debt
40

Dilution Forecast

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Clear
No significant dilution signals
model est. 0%
No significant dilution signals detected for CNNE.
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Market Data

Market Cap$651.64M
Shares Outstanding43.37M
Float31.56M
Cash$70.40M
Debt$69.90M
Short InterestN/A

Source-Backed Evidence Depth

This public preview uses stored DilutionWatch fields and linked SEC/market records only. Missing values are not estimated.

FieldCurrent ValueBasis
DilutionScore36/100DilutionWatch score record
Shares Outstanding43.37MVerified float table or market cache
Public Float31.56MVerified float table or market cache
Market Cap$651.64MMarket data cache
Cash Runway12.5 monthsDilutionWatch score inputs
Shelf CapacityNone in current score inputsSEC-derived dilution fields
ATM CapacityNone in current score inputsSEC-derived dilution fields
Outstanding WarrantsNone in current score inputsSEC-derived dilution fields

Recent source-backed SEC insight records available on this page: 5.

Recent SEC source mix: 4 2, FORM 4 3.

The page does not infer future share issuance, financing probability, cash needs, management intent, or price impact when source fields are absent.

Institutional Holdings

QoQ: ↑ 16.4% shares (2026Q1 vs prior)
204 institutional holders · 47.30M shares
#1 CARRONADE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LP 6.53M shares
#2 BlackRock, Inc. 4.29M shares
#3 VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC 3.72M shares
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Institutional holder totals are aggregated from ownership filings and may use a different share basis or reporting date than public float. They are not a reconciliation against tradeable float.

Short Interest

Short Interest3.53M
Days to Cover7.8
% of Float11.2%
FINRA data as of Aug 31, 2026

Recent SEC Activity

Form 4 INSIDER TRANSACTION 2026-08-13
Form 4 INSIDER TRANSACTION 2026-08-13
Form 4 INSIDER TRANSACTION 2026-08-13
4 INSIDER TRANSACTION 2026-03-20
4 INSIDER TRANSACTION 2026-03-16
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Recent News

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Factual CNNE Dilution Snapshot

Cannae Holdings, Inc. (CNNE) has a DilutionScore of 36/100, rated Medium dilution risk. Score date: September 12, 2026.

This automatically generated snapshot is assembled from stored DilutionWatch data fields and may contain data-source errors or omissions. It is not financial advice, not investment research, and not a recommendation. Do your own research and review the full disclaimer and terms of service.

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