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Intuit accelerated its share buyback program and canceled all executive stock-sale plans, signaling management confidence that the current price doesn't reflect fundamentals. The company has repurchased $1.8B in H1 fiscal year — up 40% YoY — and plans to deploy the remaining $3.5B authorization. Shares rose 2.81% to $452.31.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Intuit shares rose Monday after the company said it will accelerate its share repurchase program
00:07and that its senior leadership team is canceling all pre-scheduled stock sale plans,
00:11according to Benzinga. Management said the current share price does not reflect the
00:16company's underlying fundamentals. Executives and the founder are terminating all ruled
00:2110b5-1 trading plans that allowed automatic stock sales. Intuit repurchased $1.8 billion
00:27of stock in the first half of its fiscal year, a 40% increase from the prior year.
00:32The company plans to use up to the remaining $3.5 billion authorization to speed up buybacks.
00:38Shares are 8.6% above the 20-day moving average, but 21.4% below the 100-day average
00:45and are down
00:4525% over the past 12 months. Shares closed up by 2.81% at $452.31 at Monday's close,
00:54according to data from Benzinga Pro.
00:56For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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