What Nvidia's $150 billion stock buyback means for shareholders and potential investors - Yahoo Finance
Nvidia has announced a record $150 billion stock buyback program, bringing its total authorization to $235 billion through 2028. The company also unveiled a new Open Agent Safety Platform to improve AI security.
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Nvidia's massive capital allocation reflects the company's dominant position in the AI market and its strategy to maintain shareholder value during the AI boom.
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What Nvidia's $150 billion stock buyback means for shareholders and potential investors Hal Bundrick, CFP® · Senior Writer Mon, September 28, 2026 at 5:18 PM EDT 3 min read Nvidia announced another stock buyback on Monday, increasing the repurchase of common stock by a record $150 billion and bringing the total repurchase authorization to $235 billion through 2028.
The company has aggressively deployed cash to buy back its shares since 2025, far eclipsing similar efforts of other tech giants, including Apple ( AAPL ), Alphabet ( GOOGL ) ( GOOG ), and Meta ( META ).
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