Rankings

Share buybacks, ranked

134 large listed companies across the United States, the Netherlands and Europe. Figures are from company cash-flow statements, latest period ending Aug 2026, converted to US dollars for comparison.

Showing 11 of 134 companies · Industrials, sorted by buybacks (latest 12 months).

#	Company	Sector
1	GE Aerospace GENYSE	Industrials	$8.37B TTM	2.6%	3.1%	$15.8B	Share count change −4.6%
2	Caterpillar Inc CATNYSE	Industrials	$7.29B TTM	2.0%	2.7%	$24.8B	Share count change −14.8%
3	Siemens Aktiengesellschaft SIEXETRAEU	Industrials	$3.89B €3.47B · TTM	1.7%	5.6%	$10.9B	Share count change −4.1%
4	Honeywell International Inc HONNASDAQ	Industrials	$3.80B FY2025	5.8%	10.3%	$16.8B	Share count change −8.3%
5	Relx PLC RELLSEEU	Industrials	$3.06B £2.31B · TTM	—	—	$5.36B	Share count change −7.0%
6	Union Pacific Corporation UNPNYSE	Industrials	$2.68B FY2025	1.6%	3.6%	$18.5B	Share count change −7.5%
7	Lockheed Martin Corporation LMTNYSE	Industrials	$1.75B TTM	1.5%	4.2%	$24.7B	Share count change −15.7%
8	Wolters Kluwer N.V. WKLASNL	Industrials	$899M €802M · TTM	4.8%	8.2%	$5.05B	Share count change −13.7%
9	FedEx Corporation FDXNYSE	Industrials	$818M TTM	1.2%	3.2%	$10.1B	Share count change −10.1%
10	CSX Corporation CSXNASDAQ	Industrials	$742M TTM	0.8%	2.0%	$14.7B	Share count change −16.1%
11	Deere & Company DENYSE	Industrials	$699M TTM	0.4%	1.5%	$18.5B	Share count change −13.1%

Buybacks is cash spent on repurchases in the latest four reported quarters when all four are available and non-negative, otherwise the latest fiscal year (labelled FY). A negative value means the company issued more shares than it bought.

Buyback yield divides that figure by today's market capitalisation. Shares 5-yr compares the latest reported share count with the count roughly five years earlier. Dataset generated October 10, 2026.