Broadcom to buy back up to $12 billion of shares
The company said the repurchase program is effective immediately
A sign to the campus offices of chip maker Broadcom is shown in Irvine, California, US, November 6, 2017. PHOTO: REUTERS
Chipmaker Broadcom said on Thursday it would buy back up to $12 billion of its common stock, sending its shares up 4.5 per cent to $250 in extended trading.
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The company, which last month ended its efforts to acquire rival Qualcomm, said the repurchase program is effective immediately until the end of Broadcom’s fiscal year 2019.
Broadcom moved back to the United States from Singapore earlier this month, following US President Donald Trump’s decision to block its $117 billion offer to buy Qualcomm on national security concerns.
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The San Jose, California based company has about 411 million outstanding shares and a market value of about $98.71 billion as of Thursday’s close.
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The company, which last month ended its efforts to acquire rival Qualcomm, said the repurchase program is effective immediately until the end of Broadcom’s fiscal year 2019.
Broadcom moved back to the United States from Singapore earlier this month, following US President Donald Trump’s decision to block its $117 billion offer to buy Qualcomm on national security concerns.
Broadcom return to the US could be complete in mid-May
The San Jose, California based company has about 411 million outstanding shares and a market value of about $98.71 billion as of Thursday’s close.