Qualcomm to Buy Back $10 Billion Worth of Shares Over Next Month
31 Luglio 2018 - 4:03PM
Dow Jones News
By Nishant Mohan
Qualcomm Inc. on Tuesday unveiled the first part of a share
buyback program authorized last week after scrapping a bid to buy
NXP Semiconductors NV.
The chip maker will buy up to $10 billion worth of shares under
its $30 billion authorization over the next month. Qualcomm
launched a modified Dutch auction to purchase shares tendered for
between $60 and $67.50 each.
The company reiterated plans to complete the majority of share
buybacks under its $30 billion plan by the end of its fiscal 2019,
which ends in September of that year.
Qualcomm shares rose 3.1% to $63.94 in premarket trading. Shares
in the company have fallen 3.1% this year through Monday's
close.
Qualcomm ending plans to buy Dutch chip maker NXP for $44
billion made the transaction a prominent victim of spiraling trade
tensions between the U.S. and China.
Write to Nishant Mohan at nishant.mohan@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
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