Usually those shares are removed from the market. They're not holding them.I think it's like a reverse capital raise.
The example below shows the impact on EPS if a company buys back 20% of its shares, i.e., reduction of shares from 100,000 to 80,000:
Like above. Shares available going from 100k down to 80k.
Usually those shares are removed from the market. They're not...
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