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NexGen School of Financial Market One Hundred Frequently Asked Questions on Basic Finance What is a share buyback?

What is a share buyback?

by NexGen Trading Academy  ·  Unit 54 of 100

A share buyback occurs when a company repurchases its own shares from existing shareholders. Companies may undertake buybacks to reduce the number of outstanding shares, improve financial ratios, return excess cash to shareholders, or signal confidence in the business. The specific objectives may vary depending on the company's financial strategy.

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