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DUBLIN - Experian (OTC:EXPGF) plc (LSE:EXPN), the global data and technology company, announced Monday it will launch a share repurchase programme worth up to $200 million to meet obligations arising from employee share options.
The programme, which will run from now until June 30, 2026, will involve repurchasing a maximum of 7 million ordinary shares, according to a press release statement from the company. Shares acquired through the programme will be transferred to treasury.
The repurchases will be conducted in accordance with Experian’s general authority to purchase its own shares and Rule 9.6 of the UK Listing Rules.
Experian, a FTSE 100 Index company headquartered in Dublin, operates across multiple sectors including financial services, healthcare, automotive, and insurance. The company employs approximately 23,300 people across 32 countries.
The share repurchase programme follows an earlier announcement made by the company on May 14, 2025.
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