TotalEnergies SE purchases 740,608 own shares for €56.2 million

7 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 28

The buyback occurred between April 20 and April 24, 2026, with daily transactions on the Euronext Paris exchange at an average price of €75.95 per share.
This action follows shareholder authorization from May 2025 and is part of TotalEnergies' ongoing capital management strategy to enhance shareholder value.
TotalEnergies, a global energy company active in 120 countries, emphasizes sustainability and regularly discloses such transactions in line with regulatory requirements and market transparency practices.

Is TotalEnergies' multi-billion buyback a sign of strength or a lack of profitable green investments?

With its stock up 27% this year, why does TotalEnergies insist its shares are still a bargain?

Does spending billions on its own stock help or hinder TotalEnergies' path to net-zero by 2050?

How will Europe's new T+1 rule change the game for massive corporate buybacks like this one?

How will falling oil prices affect the CEO's promise to return billions to shareholders in 2026?