RELX shares closed Friday down 0.58% at 2,579 pence, dipping to 2,576 pence during the session — the lowest level in a year. Trading volume reached roughly 7.93 million shares, according to data.
RELX shares ended Friday at 2,579 pence, slipping 15 pence on the session and staying close to the lower end of their 52-week trading range as the new week approaches.
RELX PLC shares inched up 0.1% to 2,596.8 pence by 0802 GMT, stabilizing following a steep drop that pushed the stock close to its 52-week low. According to market data, today’s range so far has been between 2,596p and 2,607p.
RELX shares dropped roughly 1.2% to 2,660 pence in early London trading Thursday, hitting a low of 2,643p — the bottom of their 52-week range. The stock’s last close was 2,692p.
Shares in RELX PLC slipped 0.03% to 2,920 pence early Monday in London, lingering just above their 52-week low of 2,898 pence set on Jan. 23. The FTSE 100-listed information and analytics firm remains around 31% below its peak of 4,205 pence over the past year, with prices fluctuating between 2,907 and 2,923 pence during the session.
London-listed Relx is under the spotlight heading into next week after Kepler Cheuvreux put the information and analytics group on its Sector Most Preferred list. The broker called recent valuation worries over AI disruption exaggerated. Maintaining a “buy” rating, Kepler set a 3,905-pence target price and noted that Relx’s 2025 pullback was milder than that of Dutch rival Wolters Kluwer.
RELX shares slipped 0.6% to 3,103 pence by 0920 GMT on Friday, pulling back following new filings on buybacks and employee-plan shares released the day before.
RELX reported purchasing 302,163 shares on Wednesday as part of its ongoing buyback programme, maintaining a consistent repurchase rhythm while the stock continues to slide into mid-January.
RELX shares looked poised for a steady start on Monday, following a 0.95% rise to 3,178 pence on Friday. Investors remain focused on buyback activity and the upcoming earnings announcement.
RELX repurchased 305,052 shares on Friday, paying between 3,136 and 3,179 pence each. The buyback cost roughly £9.6 million at the group’s average price. This continues their share repurchase program from January. The FTSE 100 information and analytics company’s stock last closed up 0.95% at 3,178 pence.