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Meanings of buyback in English

Catalan
redempció

The act of purchasing back something previously sold.

redempció
Usage of buyback in English
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The Government gun buyback scheme started yesterday, and runs for 6 months.
Radio NZ
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UBS still boosted its dividends and announced a new share buyback programme.
Reuters
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It also expects to create a new stock buyback program in 2008.
Reuters
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The buyback represents almost 15 percent of Elan's existing issued share capital.
Reuters
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Intel was up after the chipmaker announced a 100 million share buyback.
Wired
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Olam will take up a 3 year loan to fund the buyback.
Reuters
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That deal backed a recapitalization that also included a minority equity buyback.
Reuters
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It also said the acquisition would not impact its share buyback program.
Reuters
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This is not the first time investors have called for a buyback.
Reuters
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Fund managers are split on how effective a share buyback would be.
Reuters
11
For some companies, the attraction of a buyback can even trump acquisitions.
Reuters
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It also raised its dividend 15 percent and expanded its stock-buyback program.
Reuters
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The stock purchased by Ryanair in the buyback exercise will be cancelled.
The Irish Times
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On Monday, its stock climbed 2 percent after the buyback was announced.
Reuters
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The joint bid is separate from the buyback of Yahoo's Alibaba stake.
Reuters
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Cigna said it would also immediately increase its share buyback activity.
Reuters
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