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Companies repurchase shares to optimize capital structure, stabilize stock prices, or prepare for future reissuance. A clear understanding of a company’s treasury stock policy enables investors to assess management’s strategic decisions, financial stability, and the overall impact on shareholder value.
| Item | Information |
| Frequency | Irregularly; updated continuously |
| Source | Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) and Taipei Exchange (TPEx) |
| Scale | Listed and delisted companies in Taiwan. The number of listed companies is around 1700. |
| Historical Period | From 2013/01/01 |
| Fields Included | -The Purpose of Buybacks -Announced Begining Date/Ending Date -Lower Unit Price / Upper Unit Price -Execution Rate (%) -Total Buyback Amount -Avereage Buying Price -ROI After the End% |
TEJ’s treasury stock database provides investors with detailed information on buyback plans, including the number of shares repurchased, price range, execution progress, and impact on capital structure. It helps evaluate a company’s capital allocation decisions, gauge management’s confidence, predict stock performance, and identify potential undervaluation. Clear insights into buybacks support informed investment strategies, reduce risk exposure, and facilitate deeper analysis, ultimately improving long-term return forecasts and enhancing capital allocation efficiency.
