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How much of Delta Airlines stock was outstanding at year end?(support the answer with reference i.e....

How much of Delta Airlines stock was outstanding at year end?(support the answer with reference i.e. 10K Annual report)

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The 10-K annual report for end of year 2017 is not availaible at the moment and usually comes around in February.
Hence if we access 10-K of 13 Feb 2017 we can see that the number of outstanding shares on 31st January 2017 are  730,770,638. This is the latest we can get from 10-K

However we can get a more latest data from 10-Q or quarterly filing of Oct 11, 2017 which shows us that the amount of outstanding shares as on September 30, 2017 is 712,973,139

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