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buy-back

Company's purchase of its own shares, usually in the open market. A buy-back may be motivated by a desire to increase the share price by reducing the number of shares in circulation. It may also be intended to remove control from, or to reduce the influence of, a particular group of shareholders.

The term buy-back is also used when a company buys its shares back from a venture capitalist or another party who invested at an early stage in the company's development.



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Wall Street experts point out when the buybacks are announced, the companies are careful not to announce a date or a firm purchase price for the buy-back stock.
CHT", TAIEX: 2412, NYSE: CHT) decided to conduct a share repurchase or buy-back.
The Board Members also acknowledged that stock purchased from the buy-back program would be retired to the treasury and would not be issued again.
 
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