Diageo begins share buyback plan for up to £1.7 billion ($2.31 billion)
Diageo PLC said Monday that it has started a share buyback for up to 1.7 billion pounds as part of its return of capital program.
The U.K. alcohol-beverage company has entered into a deal with UBS to undertake the buyback program, with repurchases of GBP1.4 billion to be completed by June 30. Diageo said this is the third phase of its return of capital program of up to GBP4.5 billion. Under the first two phases, which were completed in early 2020 and 2022, respectively, Diageo repurchased shares with a value of GBP2.25 billion.
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