Alphabet Inc. (Class C) (GOOG) Share Price - NASDAQ

Alphabet Inc. (Class C) (GOOG) share price & fundamentals

Alphabet Inc. (Class C) is traded on the NASDAQ.

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Alphabet Inc. (Class C) — frequently asked questions

What does Alphabet Inc. (Class C) do?

Alphabet Inc. (Class C) is traded on the NASDAQ. Alphabet Inc. (Class C) operates in the Communication Services sector and trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker GOOG.

Which stock exchange is GOOG listed on?

Alphabet Inc. (Class C) is listed on the NASDAQ, where it trades under the ticker symbol GOOG. It is classified in the Communication Services sector.

What is GOOG's share price?

GOOG last traded at USD 335.69 on 4 September 2026, up 0.11% on the session. Live prices for Alphabet Inc. (Class C) update through the trading day on Wallflake.

What is Alphabet Inc. (Class C)'s market capitalisation?

Alphabet Inc. (Class C) has a market capitalisation of approximately USD 4.10T, based on its closing price on 4 September 2026.

What is GOOG's 52-week high and low?

Over the past 52 weeks GOOG has traded between a low of USD 232.38 and a high of USD 404.47.

Does GOOG pay a dividend?

Yes. Alphabet Inc. (Class C) pays a dividend, with a trailing yield of 0.26%. Its payout ratio is approximately 4.26%.

What is GOOG's P/E ratio and EPS?

GOOG has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 17.00 and earnings per share (EPS) of USD 19.72. These figures are reported metrics, not a valuation opinion — Wallflake does not issue buy, sell or hold recommendations.

How can I buy GOOG shares?

GOOG shares are bought and sold through a broker licensed to trade on the NASDAQ. You open an account with a licensed broker, fund it, and place an order quoting the ticker GOOG. Wallflake is a market-data and research platform, not a broker, and does not execute trades or give investment advice. See our NASDAQ guide for how the market works. Read the guide

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