LSE:EXPN 11 January 2026 - 17 February 2026

Experian shares rose 2.2% to 2,525 pence by 0823 GMT after the company repurchased 400,000 shares on Feb. 16 at a weighted average of 2,509.9391 pence. The buyback is part of a $1 billion programme announced in January. The stock remains about 40% below its July 2025 high. Experian’s preliminary full-year results are due May 20.

Experian shares fell 1.5% to 2,463 pence in early London trading Tuesday, near a one-year low, despite the company buying back 400,000 shares on Monday. The stock touched 2,436 pence, matching the 52-week bottom. Experian has repurchased over 2.4 million shares since launching its $1 billion buyback program on Jan. 30. Non-executive director Esther Lee also acquired 10.398 ADRs through dividend reinvestment.

Experian shares rose 0.3% to 2,766p in early London trading after the company bought back 224,000 shares at an average 2,763.6p, holding them in treasury. The $1 billion buyback, launched last week, is set to run through June 2027. The stock remains near its 52-week low as investors weigh buybacks against a cautious market and an upcoming dividend record date.

Experian shares rose 2.3% to 2,758 pence Friday after announcing a $1 billion buyback program running through June 2027. The first tranche will be handled by JPMorgan. Trading volume was well above average. The next scheduled event is an interim dividend payment on Feb. 6.