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Biggest buyback programs (2026)

The 100 companies below have a combined market cap of $37.2T; the best performer of 2026 is SNDK (+632.1% YTD). The most cash spent repurchasing stock over the trailing year, net of shares issued. Not investment advice.

End of day 2026-09-08 · 100 entries · digits update live during market hours

Combined market cap
$37.2T
100 entries
Median YTD return
+6.0%
2026
Best of 2026
+632.1%
SNDK
Worst of 2026
-51.4%
INTU

Top 100 by TTM buyback dollars

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# CompanyCategory1Y
AAPLAppleTechnology$316.35-1.13%+1.1%+5.0%+16.7%+32.5%+111.8%$82B+1.78%$129B$4.62T
NVDANVIDIATechnology$225.77-1.99%+0.8%+8.2%+21.2%+35.4%+898.5%$55B+1.02%$193B$5.44T
CRMSalesforceTechnology$249.22-3.86%+29.3%+36.9%-5.4%+0.2%-4.3%$37B+18.23%$8B$204B
JPMJPMorgan ChaseFinancials$353.55-1.42%-1.1%+14.2%+11.3%+22.4%+149.7%$32B+3.37%$65B$940B
BACBank of AmericaFinancials$62.38-0.48%-0.7%+16.9%+15.2%+28.0%+70.1%$25B+5.70%$34B$436B
VVisaFinancials$368.83-1.66%+1.9%+15.6%+5.8%+8.3%+65.7%$21B+3.05%$23B$700B
XOMExxon MobilEnergy$160.70+0.77%+5.7%+6.6%+36.2%+51.4%+247.1%$21B+3.10%$33B$661B
MSFTMicrosoftTechnology$494.02-1.14%-1.0%+20.2%+2.8%+0.6%+69.6%$20B+0.55%$134B$3.67T
CCitigroupFinancials$136.78-0.69%+1.3%+3.1%+19.0%+46.4%+126.4%$20B+8.63%$18B$229B
WFCWells FargoFinancials$87.97-2.22%+0.8%+9.3%-4.1%+13.8%+105.3%$18B+6.77%$23B$266B
MAMastercardFinancials$570.95-1.43%+1.4%+17.8%+0.5%-1.7%+66.6%$16B+3.16%$16B$500B
SHELShell ADREnergy$95.32+2.55%+8.7%+11.0%+33.3%+38.1%+187.2%$14B+5.19%$18B$271B
GSGoldman Sachs GroupFinancials$1,036.45-0.21%+0.2%-0.3%+19.6%+43.2%+184.2%$14B+4.64%$21B$302B
TMUST-Mobile USCommunication Services$181.66+0.08%+3.1%+2.4%-9.1%-26.6%+38.5%$12B+6.19%$11B$195B
CVXChevronEnergy$209.97+0.66%+13.5%+11.9%+41.6%+42.0%+160.8%$11B+2.69%$21B$415B
BKNGBooking HoldingsConsumer Discretionary$180.31-6.72%-15.9%+11.1%-15.4%-17.6%+102.1%$11B+7.77%$7B$135B
NFLXNetflixCommunication Services$76.78-1.88%+3.6%-7.1%-18.1%-38.3%+35.6%$10B+3.10%$14B$320B
HCAHCA HealthcareHealthcare$402.12-0.71%-2.7%+11.5%-13.6%-3.8%+65.4%$9B+10.24%$7B$89B
NVSNovartisHealthcare$137.74-13.91%-11.9%-5.9%+2.9%+9.4%+81.0%$9B+3.47%$14B$263B
ADBEAdobeTechnology$257.25-3.47%-3.0%+5.0%-26.5%-26.3%-61.4%$9B+8.92%$7B$102B
SCHWCharles SchwabFinancials$106.87-2.21%-0.4%+21.7%+8.0%+17.6%+55.6%$9B+4.81%$10B$185B
QCOMQUALCOMMTechnology$174.09+3.17%+4.3%-19.6%+3.4%+11.2%+33.6%$9B+4.83%$9B$183B
DELLDell TechnologiesTechnology$533.49+1.78%+17.6%+33.3%+327.7%+332.8%+1080.5%$9B+2.51%$11B$339B
GEGE AerospaceIndustrials$334.95-0.64%-9.5%+4.1%+9.0%+20.6%+424.6%$8B+2.41%$9B$348B
DISWalt DisneyCommunication Services$105.09-0.21%+0.2%+7.1%-6.9%-9.6%-39.8%$8B+4.55%$9B$181B
AVGOBroadcomTechnology$368.43+2.94%-13.9%-7.0%+6.8%+10.8%+711.2%$8B+0.47%$29B$1.75T
JNJJohnson & JohnsonHealthcare$269.15-2.21%+4.3%+16.5%+32.1%+54.2%+78.2%$8B+1.24%$21B$649B
TAT&TCommunication Services$25.61-0.27%+7.7%+15.3%+6.8%-9.4%+66.2%$8B+4.55%$22B$175B
AXPAmerican ExpressFinancials$326.11-0.02%-4.3%+4.7%-11.1%+1.0%+111.0%$7B+3.37%$11B$220B
CATCaterpillarIndustrials$822.64+1.07%-2.3%-10.0%+44.5%+96.2%+324.0%$7B+1.91%$11B$378B
TTETotalEnergiesEnergy$90.10+1.70%+5.0%+1.7%+39.2%+54.2%+167.1%$7B+3.54%$13B$199B
UBERUber TechnologiesIndustrials$73.15-3.45%-2.5%+4.4%-10.5%-19.6%+84.8%$7B+4.62%$10B$149B
GMGeneral MotorsConsumer Discretionary$85.81-2.22%-1.8%+2.6%+6.2%+48.5%+82.1%$7B+9.03%$2B$75B
ASMLASML HoldingTechnology$1,766.46+3.01%+1.5%+1.1%+65.9%+127.5%+120.6%$7B+0.99%$11B$681B
MCKMcKessonHealthcare$889.14-2.08%+2.4%+16.1%+8.7%+29.9%+354.6%$7B+6.46%$5B$104B
LLYEli LillyHealthcare$1,123.86-2.22%-5.1%-2.1%+5.1%+55.5%+348.3%$6B+0.61%$27B$1.00T
COFCapital One FinancialFinancials$214.01-2.55%-1.4%+19.1%-10.7%-1.9%+41.5%$6B+4.57%$3B$133B
PYPLPayPal HoldingsFinancials$53.19-3.22%-9.7%+29.2%-8.1%-21.2%-81.4%$6B+12.65%$5B$47B
JCIJohnson Controls InternationalIndustrials$146.37+0.99%-3.8%+1.9%+22.9%+38.6%+114.3%$6B+6.62%$4B$89B
ACNAccentureTechnology$179.04-4.11%+1.9%+3.9%-31.9%-28.3%-42.3%$6B+5.14%$8B$110B
WMTWalmartConsumer Staples$106.07-1.00%-4.9%-11.3%-4.2%+6.4%+129.3%$6B+0.66%$23B$844B
CMCSAComcastCommunication Services$26.34-0.57%+3.9%+12.4%-2.4%-13.0%-44.1%$6B+5.99%$11B$93B
SNYSanofi ADSHealthcare$43.16-2.45%-0.7%-1.7%-6.0%-2.0%+3.5%$5B+5.20%$9B$105B
UBSUBS Group AG RegisteredFinancials$55.09-0.53%+2.5%+16.5%+22.0%+40.0%+268.9%$5B+2.95%$8B$184B
GEVGE VernovaIndustrials$971.38+3.12%-1.9%+4.1%+48.9%+67.3%$5B+2.09%$10B$259B
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy$135.05+0.59%+15.6%+14.3%+47.4%+49.9%+182.5%$5B+3.32%$9B$162B
TRVTravelers CompaniesFinancials$365.70-0.99%-4.8%+23.8%+27.1%+35.0%+152.8%$5B+7.02%$8B$76B
SPGIS&P GlobalFinancials$429.40-3.18%+5.4%+9.1%-12.5%-14.9%+6.9%$5B+4.21%$5B$127B
CSCOCisco SystemsTechnology$109.13-0.06%-10.1%-11.8%+43.7%+66.5%+112.3%$5B+1.18%$12B$430B
PGProcter & GambleConsumer Staples$145.60-0.57%-0.1%+1.1%+3.9%-6.3%+15.8%$5B+1.49%$16B$338B
TMOThermo Fisher ScientificHealthcare$603.28-1.71%+1.6%+28.6%+4.3%+22.9%+9.5%$5B+2.24%$7B$223B
MPCMarathon PetroleumEnergy$397.94+2.32%+33.8%+49.9%+147.5%+124.4%+654.8%$5B+4.41%$9B$112B
VLOValero EnergyEnergy$382.88+3.28%+28.3%+48.8%+138.7%+149.4%+577.0%$5B+4.37%$7B$110B
CHTRCharter CommunicationsCommunication Services$145.75-4.11%-4.5%+10.2%-30.2%-44.3%-82.1%$5B+27.36%$5B$17B
SANBanco Santander S.A. Sponsored ADR (Spain)Financials$14.86-0.47%+1.1%+22.2%+28.2%+57.9%+375.6%$5B+2.12%$18B$218B
SNDKSandiskTechnology$1,737.85-0.12%+43.4%+5.8%+632.1%+2435.2%$5B+1.78%$11B$254B
BRK-BBerkshire HathawayFinancials$505.85-0.04%-3.1%+3.9%+0.6%+1.2%+77.1%$4B+0.41%$86B$1.09T
HMCHonda MotorIndustrials$31.06-4.93%-2.4%+15.2%+5.4%-9.6%+21.0%$4B+10.46%$-2333M$42B
NEMNewmontMaterials$127.10-0.77%+12.7%+28.7%+28.1%+68.4%+156.0%$4B+3.29%$9B$134B
MRKMerckHealthcare$148.48-1.23%+15.5%+25.1%+43.1%+81.1%+126.9%$4B+1.15%$3B$366B
WDAYWorkdayTechnology$186.20-4.90%+3.7%+29.5%-13.3%-19.4%-31.4%$4B+9.11%$847M$46B
CBChubbFinancials$336.65-1.45%-3.9%+4.9%+8.5%+22.1%+95.9%$4B+3.20%$11B$131B
ABNBAirbnbConsumer Discretionary$174.53-4.07%-2.0%+29.8%+28.6%+41.0%+11.9%$4B+3.93%$3B$105B
INTUIntuitTechnology$318.83-4.17%-2.0%+4.8%-51.4%-52.1%-41.5%$4B+4.69%$5B$87B
LINLindeMaterials$468.23-1.96%-4.1%-6.4%+10.9%+1.1%+55.8%$4B+1.87%$7B$216B
MMM3MIndustrials$167.53-0.61%-8.0%+9.4%+6.1%+9.9%+21.4%$4B+4.65%$3B$86B
BNYBank of New York MellonFinancials$162.86-1.20%+3.3%+15.3%+42.0%+59.8%+238.0%$4B+3.58%$6B$111B
LRCXLam ResearchTechnology$320.68+4.24%+3.0%-1.1%+87.7%+213.2%+455.6%$4B+0.96%$7B$401B
AFLAFLACFinancials$115.17-1.74%-7.1%+0.4%+6.1%+10.0%+128.5%$4B+6.56%$5B$58B
ZTSZoetisHealthcare$73.58-2.94%+1.3%-6.0%-40.6%-51.1%-62.2%$4B+11.98%$3B$30B
SYFSynchrony FinancialFinancials$78.64-1.60%+0.1%+11.9%-4.6%+5.7%+78.1%$4B+14.11%$4B$26B
FICOFair IsaacTechnology$932.40+0.01%-10.5%-22.8%-44.8%-39.1%+104.9%$4B+17.85%$815M$20B
TFCTruist FinancialFinancials$50.57-2.10%-2.5%+4.6%+5.9%+13.4%+13.3%$4B+5.80%$6B$62B
ISRGIntuitive SurgicalHealthcare$350.17-4.51%-7.6%-16.3%-38.2%-25.0%-0.8%$4B+2.88%$3B$124B
MARMarriott InternationalConsumer Discretionary$328.82-2.29%-6.9%-15.8%+6.6%+25.3%+153.9%$4B+4.10%$3B$86B
VZVerizon CommunicationsCommunication Services$50.40+0.52%+7.1%+12.8%+30.0%+21.3%+26.2%$4B+1.67%$16B$209B
ACGLArch Capital GroupFinancials$95.69-2.46%-2.8%+6.8%-0.2%+4.8%+144.0%$3B+10.65%$5B$33B
SONYSony Group ADRConsumer Staples$23.53-4.21%+0.3%+6.2%-8.1%-14.7%+16.4%$3B+2.44%$-1999M$141B
NOWServiceNowTechnology$134.22-4.98%+7.5%+17.5%-12.4%-26.6%+4.6%$3B+2.45%$2B$139B
OMCOmnicom GroupCommunication Services$81.13-1.80%-4.8%+9.2%+2.6%+5.3%+34.4%$3B+14.72%$63M$23B
ORLYO'Reilly AutomotiveConsumer Discretionary$85.88-2.29%-8.2%-3.5%-5.8%-18.1%+115.9%$3B+4.83%$3B$69B
METAMeta PlatformsCommunication Services$613.31-0.56%+3.6%+4.9%-6.9%-18.2%+62.5%$3B+0.21%$68B$1.56T
HLTHilton Worldwide HoldingsConsumer Discretionary$304.45-2.16%-4.1%-10.6%+6.1%+12.0%+145.5%$3B+4.85%$2B$69B
MUFGMitsubishi UFJ Financial GroupFinancials$23.60-2.03%+4.9%+18.5%+48.8%+54.6%+361.2%$3B+1.23%$11B$269B
FCNCAFirst Citizens BancSharesFinancials$2,152.40-2.54%-2.9%+3.9%+0.6%+12.3%+146.1%$3B+13.58%$2B$24B
AMPAmeriprise FinancialFinancials$556.78-0.67%+0.9%+24.3%+14.7%+15.3%+119.5%$3B+6.61%$4B$49B
ROPRoper TechnologiesTechnology$395.58-2.87%-1.7%+18.8%-10.5%-23.0%-15.4%$3B+8.25%$3B$39B
LNGCheniere EnergyUtilities$276.09-5.45%+8.0%+16.9%+43.0%+18.2%+226.2%$3B+5.52%$3B$57B
ADIAnalog DevicesTechnology$363.30+0.29%-6.5%-9.8%+35.2%+48.9%+136.5%$3B+1.78%$4B$176B
MCOMoody'sFinancials$481.43-2.46%+1.0%+8.7%-5.1%-2.7%+31.8%$3B+3.74%$3B$83B
JDJD.com ADRConsumer Discretionary$27.66-2.12%-16.1%-3.3%-0.2%-8.9%-58.8%$3B+8.06%$3B$38B
CRBGCorebridge FinancialFinancials$33.78-2.02%+0.3%+25.6%+14.1%+3.8%$3B+20.16%$907M$15B
AIGAmerican International Group Inc. NewFinancials$74.68-2.01%-5.2%+1.5%-11.6%-3.5%+54.9%$3B+7.64%$39B
CPCanadian Pacific Kansas CityIndustrials$91.14-0.51%-0.5%+1.4%+24.3%+19.7%+31.2%$3B+3.68%$3B$80B
MRSHMarshFinancials$180.50-2.82%-5.8%+11.7%-1.2%-9.6%+24.8%$3B+3.39%$4B$86B
DHRDanaherHealthcare$205.30-1.14%+0.3%+12.1%-9.9%+3.3%-27.4%$3B+2.01%$4B$144B
DHID.R. HortonConsumer Discretionary$138.51-2.97%-8.3%-3.7%-3.0%-22.9%+51.8%$3B+7.49%$3B$39B
EOGEOG ResourcesEnergy$145.38+0.13%+7.9%+4.5%+41.9%+27.6%+173.2%$3B+3.77%$7B$76B
FTNTFortinetTechnology$157.48+0.76%-1.4%+10.1%+98.3%+99.8%+146.5%$3B+2.41%$2B$116B
CMGChipotle Mexican GrillConsumer Discretionary$36.95-0.03%+12.7%+26.2%-0.1%-10.0%-3.6%$3B+5.95%$1B$47B

Methodology

Cash spent repurchasing stock over the trailing twelve months, NET of shares issued, from SEC cash-flow statements. Netting matters: a company that buys back $10B while issuing $9B in stock compensation has returned $1B, not $10B.

Returns are total returns (dividends reinvested), computed over adjusted closes we derive ourselves from SEC-filed dividends and splits. Fundamentals come from company filings via our EDGAR pipeline. Past performance does not predict future returns; this is not investment advice.

FAQ#

Which company buys back the most stock?
Apple Inc. (AAPL) runs the largest buyback program of any US-listed company — about $82B of net share repurchases over the trailing twelve months.
What are the top 10 companies by buybacks?
The 10 biggest buyback programs (TTM, net of issuance): 1. AAPL $82B, 2. NVDA $55B, 3. CRM $37B, 4. JPM $32B, 5. BAC $25B, 6. V $21B, 7. XOM $21B, 8. MSFT $20B, 9. C $20B, 10. WFC $18B.
Do big buybacks always shrink the share count?
Dollars spent don't guarantee shares retired: a company that buys high and issues stock to employees can spend billions while its share count barely moves. For the measure that can't be flattered that way, see the realized buyback yield list, which ranks by shares actually retired.

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