Sentence examples for to buyback from inspiring English sources
noun
The repurchase of something previously sold, especially of stock by the company that issued it.
VW still must reach agreement with regulators on whether it will offer to buyback 85,000 larger 3.0 litre Porsche, Audi and VW cars and SUVs that emitted up to nine times legally allowable pollution and how much it may face in civil fines for admitting to violating the Clean Air Act.
Plans to buyback shares boosted investor confidence.
"A lot has been attributed to buyback programs," he says.
One strategy is for a government to buyback water from irrigators for the environment with annual lease arrangements.
In particular, the firm is investigating allegations that members of the board of directors were unjustly enriched by a scheme that caused Netflix to buyback the company's stock at artificially inflated prices.
Instead, Wilson pressures GM to use its precious cash reserves to buyback its own shares in order to put money into his deep pockets and the pockets of his investors.
If a company can afford to part with cash, investors should prefer dividends to buybacks.
Continuing losses and Google's efforts to deter gaming of its search mechanisms would argue for Demand to be allocating capital to its business — not to buybacks.
For the repurchasing to continue at its current pace, a recent Federal Reserve study warned, companies would have to devote virtually all of their future earnings to buybacks.
The "equity reduction" trend has not been limited to buybacks.
The company's commitment to buybacks inspires confidence in its ability to grow per-share earnings.
