Nestle Share Buyback

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  Unilever Plans $3.6 Billion Buyback As China And Home Cooks Boost Growth

  Shares in the maker of Dove soap and Ben and Jerry's ice cream climbed as much as four per cent on Thursday, after it joined rivals such as Nestle and Procter & Gamble in reporting strong sales of food and cleaning products respectively in the pandemic.

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  Nestle Plans $20.8 Billion Share Buyback Amid Third Point Pressure

  Nestle, maker of Gerber baby food and Perrier water, said its announcement was the result of a review of its priorities that had begun in early 2017.

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  Nestle Plans $20.8 Billion Share Buyback After Third Point Pressure

  Nestle said it would adjust the size of its share buyback programme, due to start on July 4, to reflect any big acquisitions.

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  Nestle Tempers Sales Growth Expectations in Tough Markets

  Nestle raised its dividend as expected to 2.25 francs per share, but did not propose a new share buyback programme, as some analysts had hoped.

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  Nestle Sales Growth Misses Expectations, Sees Tough 2016

  Nestle raised its dividend as expected to 2.25 francs per share, but did not propose the new share buyback programme some analysts had hoped for.