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Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) Share Price and News

$146.05 $1.33 (0.9%) Thursday, 19 June 2025 at 6:00:00 am Australian Eastern Standard Time

Arm Holdings Chart and Price Data

About Arm Holdings

Last updated 19-06-2025, 06:00:00am AEST
Current Price $146.05
Change $1.33 (0.9%)
Close Price $146.05
Open Price $145.16
Bid $146.00
Ask $146.49
Day Range $143.18 - $147.98
Year Range $80.00 - $188.75
Volume 3,638,366
Average Volume 5,157,004
Market Cap $152,969,040,000.00
Earnings Per Share $0.75

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