Friday, January 30, 2026 at 9:22 AM
The €1 billion share buyback reflects positive brand momentum and cash-flow generation, robust fundamentals and management confidence, the company said.
The German footwear and apparel company will begin a €1 billion buyback program for 2026 after it reported higher preliminary revenue for the fourth quarter.
The lender reported a 15% rise in net profit for the last quarter of 2025 and approved a €5 billion share-buyback program.
The automaker projected higher-than-expected cash flows and promised to return more cash to investors, despite an unsettled tariff environment and a retreat from EVs.
The buy now, pay later company recorded a 30% increase in sales in its fiscal second quarter.
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