Buyback to benefit company promoters
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MUMBAI, DECEMBER 27: The promoters - who hold 46 per cent stake of Reliance Industries â-ill be the biggest beneficiaries of the up to Rs 2,999 crore buyback of shares announced by the company on Monday.
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A one-time benefit means good times for investors.
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Closed-end mutual funds can supplement your dividend fix.
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How dividend-paying stocks can boost your returns.
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Value investors have more than one way to take advantage of bargains.
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Is this deal picture-perfect for investors?
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Sometimes the simplest investing strategies are also the best. One example is investing in companies that have announced they are buying back their own stock.
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Royal Dutch/Shell says there is scope for more share buybacks, provided that oil prices remain high. &quot;If the oil price is high, there is space to do buybacks,&quot; Chairman Jeroen van der Veer told reporters in London on Wednesday.
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LONDON - Vodafone Group plans to hand Â£6 billion ($16 billion) back to shareholders this year after doubling half-year and full-year dividends and boosting a multibillion-pound share buyback programme.
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The brokerage will buy back more than 100 million of its shares at up to $22.50 each, and will pay a one-time dividend.
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Buybacks are the best tool to return capital to shareholders.
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Depending on what investors are expecting, layoffs can boost a stock.
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Companies are in the stock market every trading day of every week, using spare cash to buy back their own shares. Buyback activity has become so common it's become standard operating procedure for big public companies.
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Great expectations have lifted the company's shares -- but is it time to cash out?
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Attracting investors without putting the charitable focus at risk.
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Marks &amp; Spencer, whose sales have dropped for the fourth straight quarter, has priced a 2.3 billion pound share buyback offer in a 332-380 pence per share range.
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Your stocks are paying you more than you think: a black-and-white look at reinvestment.