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Experian lifts treasury stock through latest share repurchases
Experian repurchased 19,000 ordinary shares on November 25, 2025 at prices ranging between 3,352p and 3,393p. Following the transaction, the company’s treasury stock increased to about 56.17 million shares, representing nearly 5.8% of total issued capital. The update accompanied new Experian research estimating £17.2 billion in potential UK consumer savings through debt-consolidation tools and rising interest in Responsible AI among domestic businesses.
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- Experian
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Ts2• By Ayush Samantaray
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Experian lifts treasury stock through latest share repurchases
Experian repurchased 19,000 ordinary shares on November 25, 2025 at prices ranging between 3,352p and 3,393p. Following the transaction, the company’s treasury stock increased to about 56.17 million shares, representing nearly 5.8% of total issued capital. The update accompanied new Experian research estimating £17.2 billion in potential UK consumer savings through debt-consolidation tools and rising interest in Responsible AI among domestic businesses.
Companies:
- Experian
Tags:
- Experian
- share buyback
Ts2• By Ayush Samantaray
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Experian bought 19,000 shares at 3,352–3,393p, raising treasury holdings to 5.8% while releasing new UK debt and Responsible AI research.
Experian repurchased 19,000 ordinary shares on November 25, 2025 at prices ranging between 3,352p and 3,393p. Following the transaction, the company’s treasury stock increased to about 56.17 million shares, representing nearly 5.8% of total issued capital. The update accompanied new Experian research estimating £17.2 billion in potential UK consumer savings through debt-consolidation tools and rising interest in Responsible AI among domestic businesses.
Experian repurchased 19,000 ordinary shares on November 25, 2025 at prices ranging between 3,352p and 3,393p. Following the transaction, the company’s treasury stock increased to about 56.17 million shares, representing nearly 5.8% of total issued capital. The update accompanied new Experian research estimating £17.2 billion in potential UK consumer savings through debt-consolidation tools and rising interest in Responsible AI among domestic businesses.
Companies:
- Experian
Tags:
- Experian
- share buyback
- Experian
- share buyback
- ai
- debt technology