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Imperial Brands keeps buying back shares — latest £1.45bn repurchase update for IMB stock

Imperial Brands keeps buying back shares — latest £1.45bn repurchase update for IMB stock

Imperial Brands PLC snapped up 160,607 shares on March 4 as part of its ongoing £1.45 billion buyback that kicked off in October. The shares, purchased through Morgan Stanley and set for cancellation, will bring the total number of ordinary shares outstanding down to 787,577,474 once settled, not counting any held in treasury. Incremental buybacks might appear routine on the surface; still, investors are paying close attention to the steady trickle. Every cancellation reduces the total shares, potentially bumping up earnings per share, while making sure cash returns stay in focus between earnings reports.
5 March 2026
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Imperial Brands share price drops nearly 2% in London trade as buyback rolls on, tobacco bill in focus

Imperial Brands share price drops nearly 2% in London trade as buyback rolls on, tobacco bill in focus

London, Feb 24, 2026, 09:24 GMT — Regular session Imperial Brands dipped 1.8% to 3,241 pence right after the open in London on Tuesday, down from Monday’s 3,300 pence close. Shares kicked off the session at 3,308 pence, touching a low of 3,234 as 168,138 shares changed hands. That leaves the stock sitting nearly 3% under its Feb. 6, 52-week high of 3,341 pence.
24 February 2026
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  • Copa Holdings (CPA) Lags Market Before Earnings
    June 29, 2026, 7:40 PM EDT. Copa Holdings (CPA) dropped 1.06% to $155.53 while the S&P 500 rose 1.18%. Shares are still up 10.01% over the past month, ahead of the Transportation sector's 2.8%. Traders eye the next earnings report, where EPS is seen down 47.37% year-over-year at $1.90, but revenue is set to rise 27.12% to $1.07 billion. Copa has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) and trades at 9.85 times forward earnings, under the industry average of 11.9. Zacks ranks the Transportation - Airline group in the bottom 15%, so investors are keeping an eye on analyst estimate moves and sector news with earnings on the way.
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