Just did an online search of the names I can recall that were mentioned today
Yes, TotalEnergies has a current buyback program. In 2025, they are planning to continue share buybacks of $2 billion per quarter, contingent on reasonable market conditions, according to a recent announcement in their shareholders' newsletter. They also plan to increase their dividend per share by at least 5% based on the 2024 buybacks.
Yes, Shell has a current buyback program. Shell has announced a $3.5 billion share buyback program expected to be completed by the second quarter of 2025. They previously completed $3.5 billion in buybacks announced in the fourth quarter of 2024
Yes, BP has a buyback program in 2025. They announced a $750 million share buyback related to their first-quarter 2025 results, and they also completed a $1.75 billion buyback program in April. The $750 million buyback is intended to be executed before the reporting of second-quarter results
Yes, Chevron has a buyback program active in 2025, but it has been reduced from previous years due to declining oil prices and trade war concerns. While they are still returning cash to shareholders through dividends, the pace of share buybacks is being slowed down. Chevron's second-quarter buyback is between $2.5 billion and $3 billion, which still fits within its annual guidance of $10 billion to $20 billion.
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