Nvidia announces a record $150 billion share buyback, authorizing the company to repurchase shares over an extended period ending in January 2028. The move is framed as a large-scale return of capital to shareholders.
The announcement comes as Nvidia’s share price gains slow compared with earlier momentum this year, according to one report. Other outlets describe the authorization increase as historic, noting it as the largest boost to a share repurchase authorization in the company’s history. CNBC adds that Nvidia characterizes the buyback as reflecting confidence in long-term opportunities.
Across coverage, outlets agree on the size of the authorization and the broad timing window through January 2028. They differ mainly in emphasis: one focuses on the context of slowing share-price gains, while others foreground Nvidia’s messaging about long-term outlook and the record-setting nature of the approval increase.
