GM raises quarterly dividend, initiates $6 billion stock buyback
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GM raises dividend and unveils $6 billion buyback program to cheer weary shareholders
General Motors Co.’s stock jumped 4.2% early Wednesday, after the auto giant said its board has approved a 3 cent-per-share increase in its quarterly dividend in addition to a new $6 billion share-buyback authorization.
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GM Stock Surges on Dividend Hike, $6B Buyback Plan
Key Takeaways Shares of General Motors are rising Wednesday after the automaker announced a new $6 billion stock buyback plan and raised its quarterly dividend.The automaker said it would lift its dividend to $0.
General Motors Hikes Dividend by 25% and Unveils $6 Billion Buyback Plan
General Motors found a way to combat tariff and economic fears: return cash to shareholders. GM shares rose early Wednesday after the company unveiled plans to hand investors billions in more cash. The automaker hiked its quarterly dividend payout by 25% to 15 cents a share from 12 cents and said its board authorized a new $6 billion share repurchase plan.
General Motors Lifts Quarterly Dividend, Announces $6 Billion Buyback Program
General Motors (GM) said Wednesday that its increasing the automaker's quarterly dividend, while announcing a $6 billion share repurchase program that includes a portion to be executed on an accelerated basis.
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