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Stated as firm in the Saudi Exchange disclosure: board approval "dated 20/09/1447H (corresponding to 09/03/2026G)" and "The Company may repurchase the shares during a period of eighteen (18) months from the date of the resolution", i.e. through 9 September 2027 (exclusive end 10 September 00:00 UTC).
MEES: 'first ever share buyback program, of up to $3bn over 18 months', and no performance-linked dividend for 2025.
Reuters (via BNN Bloomberg): first-ever buyback over 18 months; CFO on selling the shares to employees; peers cutting buybacks.
Economy Middle East on the buyback and larger payout, citing the Tadawul filing.
Aramco's own results release: "Company announces share buyback program of up to $3.0 billion over 18 months".
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