Meridian Holdings Inc./NV (MRDN) Float and Shares Outstanding

Float is the part of MRDN's shares outstanding available to trade, after shares held by insiders and other affiliates are taken out. Shares outstanding is every share the company has issued and not bought back. Each figure below names its source and date, because float definitions differ from one source to the next.

Float and shares outstanding

Float: 3,509,131; Signal8 dilution snapshot, as of Oct 5, 2026
Shares outstanding: 12,681,533; The share count this float figure was derived from.

Tradeable float: shares outstanding minus affiliate holdings and minus restricted or unregistered blocks (Regulation S, Rule 144, lock-ups). This is what can actually be sold into the market.

Float history

Signal8 records each company's float once a trading day, starting Jul 28, 2026. Earlier dates were not recorded, so a short history is not a sign that the float did not exist. Rows below are the dates the float or share count changed, newest first.

Date	Float	Shares outstanding	Source
Nov 3, 2026	3,509,131	12,681,533	Signal8 dilution snapshot
Nov 1, 2026	3,509,131	12,681,533	Signal8 dilution snapshotSource changed on this date: a re-measurement, not a change in the company’s shares.
Oct 16, 2026	2,798,815	12,681,533	Polygon free float
Oct 6, 2026	2,437,609	12,681,533	Polygon free float
Oct 3, 2026	2,119,605	12,669,479	Polygon free float
Aug 5, 2026	2,119,605	12,652,417	Polygon free float
Jul 28, 2026	2,048,656	12,652,417	Polygon free float

Questions about this data

Why do float figures differ between websites?

Sources define float differently. Some subtract only insider and affiliate holdings; a tradeable float also subtracts restricted blocks that cannot be sold yet. Market-data vendor figures can lag new share issuance, and some report a single share class only. The source of each figure here is named beside it.

What is the difference between float and shares outstanding?

Shares outstanding counts every issued share. Float leaves out shares held by officers, directors, large holders and other affiliates, so it is always the smaller of the two. A float larger than shares outstanding is impossible, and Signal8 withholds such a figure rather than printing it.

What does a change in float mean?

A real change usually follows new share issuance, a buyback, a stock split or insiders buying or selling. A change of source on a date is a re-measurement, not a change in the company’s shares, and is marked as such in the history.

Read more: float vs shares outstanding, or work out float rotation for a trading day.