Nvidia has announced a new $150 billion stock repurchase program, increasing its total authorization to $235 billion. This significant buyback reflects the company’s confidence in continuous growth driven by demand for artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Over the first two quarters of fiscal 2027, Nvidia spent approximately $39 billion on stock buybacks, indicating robust cash generation capabilities and a commitment to enhancing shareholder value.
CEO Jensen Huang emphasized that Nvidia’s growth stems from a transformative shift towards AI and accelerated computing, asserting that the company’s strong financial position allows it to strategically invest while simultaneously rewarding shareholders. Nvidia expects to complete the buyback authorization by fiscal 2028, underscoring management’s visibility into future cash flow.
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