Nvidia Boosts Share Buyback Plan by 0 Billion Amid AI Growth

Nvidia Boosts Share Buyback Plan by $150 Billion Amid AI Growth

Nvidia's board approves $150B share buyback as AI demand drives stock gains and investor confidence.

September 29, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Santa Clara, United States — Nvidia has announced a significant expansion of its share buyback program, increasing the total amount to $235 billion. This move comes as the chipmaker continues to benefit from surging demand for its high-end artificial intelligence chips.

The company said the new authorization reflects its confidence in long-term growth driven by the shift toward AI and accelerated computing. The buyback plan is expected to be executed through the fiscal year ending January 30, 2028. Share repurchases are often used to return capital to investors and support stock prices.

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Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, highlighted the company’s strong financial position, stating that its cash generation allows it to invest in transformative technologies while returning value to shareholders. The stock rose 2.1% in afternoon trading Monday, marking a 24% increase so far this year.

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