General Motors approves new $6 billion share buyback plan
General Motors today announced a new $6 billion share buyback plan, just over a month after the automaker raised its dividend on upbeat annual forecast, citing stable prices and demand for gasoline-engine vehicles. General Motors (GM) has approved a new $6 billion share buyback plan, following a month after raising its dividend due to stable prices and demand for gasoline-engine vehicles. The move comes after the automaker raised its dividend by 33% to 12 cents per share. The company had previously announced a $10 billion stock buyback following reaching a costly new labor agreement with the United Auto Workers union. GM completed the first tranche of the first phase of the buyback in the first quarter and is on track to reduce its outstanding share count to under 1 billion.
Опубликовано : 10 месяцев назад от Reuters в Auto
The logo and ticker for General Motors is displayed on a screen at the New York Stock Exchange in New York City, in November 2021. General Motors today announced a new $6 billion share buyback plan, just over a month after the automaker raised its dividend on upbeat annual forecast, citing stable prices and demand for gasoline-engine vehicles.
General Motors today announced a new $6 billion share buyback plan, just over a month after the automaker raised its dividend on upbeat annual forecast, citing stable prices and demand for gasoline-engine vehicles.
The company had in November outlined a $10 billion stock buyback on the heels of reaching a costly new labor agreement with the United Auto Workers union.
GM completed the first tranche in the first quarter and is on track to reduce its outstanding share count to under 1 billion. Its market capitalization was $54 billion as of the latest close, as per LSEG data.
GM had in January raised its dividend by 33% to 12 cents per share. Its shares were up 1% in premarket trading.