Nvidia boosts share buyback program by record $150B
$150B. Nvidia's record buyback signals confidence—or a sign the AI capex cycle is plateauing.
Why it matters
Nvidia announced a $150B share buyback program through January 2028 and plans to increase its dividend. For enterprises and practitioners, this signals Nvidia's confidence in sustained demand but also raises questions about whether the company sees a ceiling on reinvestment needs in a maturing AI infrastructure market.
The key facts
9 to knowNvidia authorized additional $150B in share buybacks through January 2028
Program described as 'largest-ever expansion of a stock repurchase program'
Current dividend of $0.25 per share; planned increase amount not specified
Timing and size of dividend increase not disclosed
Announcement date: September 28, 2026
Nvidia authorizes $150B additional share buyback through January 2028
Described as largest-ever expansion of Nvidia's repurchase program
Current dividend: $0.25 per share; increase planned but size and timing not specified
Announced September 28, 2026
The story so far
Earlier coverage of this storyline
- Nvidia launches record $150bn share buybackFinancial Times Technology
- Nvidia share buyback plan gets $150 billion boostCNBC Technology
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Publisher excerpt: Nvidia Corp. today announced plans to spend an additional $150 billion on share buybacks through January 2028. The move represents the largest-ever expansion of a stock repurchase program. Furthermore, Nvidia plans to boost its current dividend of $0.25 per share. The company didn’t specify the…