Treasury stock

Provide comprehensive information on corporate capital change events, including capital increases, capital reductions, dividend distributions, mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, Global Depositary Receipt (GDR) issuance, convertible bond (CB) conversions, and employee stock subscriptions. This data facilitates a deeper understanding of corporate capital change policies and their execution.

Treasury stock refers to shares a company repurchases with its own cash. These shares may be held for future issuance or permanently retired from circulation. Companies usually set a maximum buyback volume, but the actual repurchased amount determines the execution rate—the ratio of completed buybacks to the planned volume. A high execution rate suggests aggressive buybacks, while a low rate may indicate caution amid market conditions.