Corporations use stock buybacks to repurchase their own shares from the open market, reducing the total share count. This financial strategy often boosts earnings per share and signals confidence to investors. Primary beneficiaries include remaining shareholders, who see increased equity value, and executives with stock-based compensation, as the reduced supply typically supports a higher stock price.
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