Rolls-Royce to return as much as $2 billion to shareholders in buyback, Sky News reports - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi1AFBVV95cUxOR0tXb1k4U05wVERDdk9Qcm56OWZNbEpNaEJFdkZZdG1VUDlNQzdFb3N0Qm5rMEl2emFTMF9UUjI0VVJjbWJ4dkREckkyZGNsVUFhSzd4NHVQV0dtUHVzLTdSZE42MTJIRkhiTDBFLXQ0QnB6UFlocnhiUzBGUkdtMEZaNGVoQmRlZ0Z3Yk53elNEWjdOZEcybEpDXzZtejBSb0VBdGNPZnhxNm1xLU5iNkFaMzhxTTNSQXZQU3JPUEhpZjVucnI1Q056eFExeGJLVGJXUQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Rolls-Royce to return as much as $2 billion to shareholders in buyback, Sky News reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Rolls-Royce Holdings is expected to announce a fresh share buyback worth up to £1.5 billion ($2 billion) alongside its annual results this week, according to Sky News. Reuters could not immediately verify the report, and Rolls-Royce declined to comment.

Sky News reports that Rolls-Royce plans a share buyback exceeding £1 billion this week. Reuters has not independently verified the report. The potential return equals about $1.35 billion at the stated exchange rate.

Rolls-Royce Holdings is expected to announce a fresh share buyback worth up to £1.5 billion ($2 billion) alongside its annual results this week, according to Sky News. Reuters could not immediately verify the report, and Rolls-Royce declined to comment.

Rolls-Royce Holdings is expected to announce a fresh share buyback worth up to £1.5 billion ($2 billion) alongside its annual results this week, according to Sky News. Reuters could not immediately verify the report, and Rolls-Royce declined to comment.