GameStop (GME) released its Q1 2026 earnings report and it showed an increase in collectible revenue. The sales for the segment beat out both Hardware and Accessories as well as Software. Collectibles revenue was the largest sale segment in GameStop (GME)’s Q1 2026 earnings report. Issued on June 2, 2026, the earnings report highlights $348.9 million net sales for Collectibles, accounting for 41.8 percent of total sales. This segment also showed the performance of Hardware and Accessories as well as Software. Collectibles’ net sales is
an increase on the same quarter from 2025, which reached $211.5 million. Hardware and Accessories had $333.7 million in net sales while Software reached $152.7 million. The percentage of total sales of Hardware and Accessories fell from the same quarter of the previous year, going from 47.1 percent down to 39.9 percent. The same applies to Software, decreasing from 24 percent down to 18.3 percent. GameStop also announced a unanimous approval of a $2 billion share buyback program. This replaces the buyback program from 2019.
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