TotalEnergies Increases Q4 Share Buybacks to $2.5 Billion
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TotalEnergies announced it is increasing fourth-quarter share buybacks to $2.5 billion. Reuters reported that the new figure represents a $1 billion increase from the $1.5 billion pace maintained by the company in recent quarters.
The decision is driven by high global energy prices which have bolstered returns and cash flow for major oil and gas companies. This updated program serves as a direct return of capital to shareholders during the current high-price cycle for the energy sector.
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