International Business Machines Corporation 

IBM Price

What is IBM stock?

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is a global technology and consulting company founded in 1911 and headquartered in Armonk, New York. IBM operates across three segments: Software, Consulting, and Infrastructure. IBM trades as common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker IBM and is a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Per DropsTab data, IBM is classified as TradFi — a real-world equity, not a crypto coin or token.

Is IBM a stock or a crypto token?

IBM is a publicly traded equity, not a crypto token. Per DropsTab data, IBM is classified as TradFi with maximum token supply and total token supply set to none and no on-chain contracts. IBM shares trade as NYSE common stock under ticker IBM. IBM has no native blockchain token, no emission model, and no mint function. Separate tokenized wrappers referencing IBM exist on other platforms, but those wrappers are distinct instruments outside this page's scope.

What does IBM do across its business segments?

IBM operates across three reportable segments. IBM Software delivers hybrid cloud through Red Hat, plus Automation, Data, and Transaction Processing. IBM Consulting provides business transformation and technology services. IBM Infrastructure builds IBM Z mainframes — including the new z17 — servers, and storage. IBM's strategic focus centers on hybrid cloud, enterprise AI through the watsonx platform, and quantum computing. A small Financing arm supports client purchases.

Does IBM pay a dividend?

IBM pays a quarterly cash dividend. IBM's board raised the quarterly dividend to $1.68 per share in 2025. That increase marked IBM's 30th consecutive year of dividend increases. IBM's dividend yield was approximately 2.3% in 2025. The dividend is an equity shareholder-return mechanism, not a crypto staking reward or token distribution.

How many IBM shares are outstanding?

IBM had 936,952,129 common shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025, per IBM's FY2025 Form 10-K. Shares outstanding is the equity analog to token supply, but IBM has no emission schedule, mint function, or insider token allocation. Return-of-capital dynamics for IBM are governed by share buybacks and issuance disclosed in SEC filings, not by a token unlock calendar.

Where does IBM stock trade?

IBM trades as common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker IBM. IBM is also a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Per DropsTab data, IBM shows zero crypto spot venues — DropsTab classifies IBM as TradFi and does not track IBM as a crypto-native market. Any crypto-rail exposure to IBM's price comes through separate tokenized-stock wrappers on their own venues.

What is IBM Tokenized Stock (IBMON and IBMX)?

IBM Tokenized Stock refers to on-chain wrapped instruments that reference IBM's share price. Ondo Finance issues IBMON, and xStocks issues IBMX. These wrappers carry their own on-chain contracts and market caps. These tokenized instruments are distinct from the underlying NYSE equity and are not what this DropsTab page tracks. This page represents IBM the listed company and its common stock, not a tokenized wrapper.