NVIDIA approves record $235B buyback, signaling strong cash generation
Sep 28, 2026, 2:41 PM EDT4 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A historically large buyback signals substantial cash generation and may improve EPS, supporting multiple expansion or price support in the near term; downside risk remains if earnings momentum falters or AI demand slows.
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NVIDIA announced a record stock buyback, adding $150B to a program that now totals $235B through fiscal 2028. The plan signals strong cash generation and confidence in long-term AI opportunities, with potential EPS accretion and meaningful shareholder returns. The news contributed to a modest near-term price move for NVDA.
NVIDIA raises buyback by $150B to $235B total. Through fiscal 2028.
Largest buyback authorization in history. Reflects confidence in long-term opportunity.
CEO Jensen Huang: cash generation enables tech investments and returns to shareholders.
NVDA up 2.3% to $230.28; YTD 2026 +21.9%.
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