LSE:REL 23 December 2025 - 31 January 2026

RELX shares fell 1.2% to 2,660p in early London trading Thursday, touching a new 52-week low of 2,643p. The company repurchased 340,743 shares late Wednesday at an average price of 2,706p. RELX has bought back nearly 6 million shares since January 2. Investors await annual results on February 12 for updates on guidance and capital returns.

RELX shares fell 1.4% to 2,683 pence by 0804 GMT Wednesday, after dropping over 5% the previous session. The stock trades near its 52-week low despite ongoing buybacks, including 334,093 shares repurchased Tuesday. Investors await annual results due Feb. 12. A U.S. subsidiary earned FedRAMP “In Process” status, advancing a key federal security review.

RELX shares rose 0.24% to 2,932 pence in early London trading Friday, hovering near a 52-week low after the company disclosed further buybacks totaling over 640,000 shares this week. The FTSE 100 gained 0.23%. Investors await PMI data later Friday and RELX’s full-year results on Feb. 12.

RELX shares fell 0.5% to 3,077 pence in early London trading Monday, underperforming a flat FTSE 100. The company last bought back 306,154 shares on Jan. 16, now held as treasury stock. Investors are awaiting full-year results due Feb. 12 for updated guidance. No major news emerged over the weekend.

RELX shares fell 0.1% to about 3,120 pence in early London trading Wednesday, marking a third straight session of declines. The company disclosed it bought back nearly 299,000 shares Tuesday, part of an ongoing repurchase program. Investors await RELX’s annual results on Feb. 12. Citigroup began coverage this week with a neutral rating and a 3,178 pence price target.

RELX shares closed up 0.95% at 3,178 pence in London after the company disclosed another share buyback, purchasing 305,052 shares on Jan. 9. The stock traded between 3,136 and 3,180 pence, remaining below its 52-week high. Since Jan. 2, RELX has repurchased nearly 1.9 million shares. Full-year results are due Feb. 12.

RELX shares rose 0.06% to 3,150 pence in London after the company announced further buybacks, purchasing 303,180 shares Thursday via UBS. The group has repurchased about 1.57 million shares since Jan. 2 under a £250 million programme running until Feb. 6. The stock traded between 3,136 and 3,175 pence, well below its 52-week high of 4,205 pence. Full-year results are due Feb. 12.