Score Breakdown
Offering Ability
40
Cash Runway—
Float Risk
40
Warrant Exposure
40
Convertible Debt
85
Dilution Forecast
⛈️
Warning
High probability of dilution event
model est. 30%
🔁 Convertible Conversion
model 60%
• Major convertible overhang: 38% potential dilution
• Convertible risk score very high (85/100)
Market Data
Market Cap$618.04M
Shares Outstanding135.51M
Float96.05M
Cash$63.13M
Debt$816.55M
Short InterestN/A
Institutional Holdings
QoQ: ↑ 2.6% shares (2026Q1 vs prior)
196 institutional holders · 103.34M shares
#1
GTCR LLC
23.24M shares
#2
BlackRock, Inc.
11.98M shares
#3
Nantahala Capital Management, LLC
8.88M 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 Interest11.83M
Days to Cover8.7
% of Float12.3%
FINRA data as of Jul 31, 2026
Recent SEC Activity
xbrl
XBRL CONVERTIBLE
2018-12-31
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Recent News
No recent news
Factual GOGO Dilution Snapshot
Gogo Inc. (GOGO) has a DilutionScore of 35/100, rated Medium dilution risk. Score date: August 28, 2026.
- Recent SEC activity tracked for GOGO: xbrl on 2018-12-31.
- Score coverage note: Cash Runway is marked not applicable or unavailable while debt exceeds cash in stored market data; do not read the overall score as a complete balance-sheet risk assessment.
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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Score Coverage Note
- Cash Runway is marked not applicable or unavailable while debt exceeds cash in stored market data; do not read the overall score as a complete balance-sheet risk assessment.