PayPoint (PAY): Buyback programme

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PAY PayPoint

£418m · 712.0p · +24% since the first step

1 Jul 2026 · proposed · +22% since As at 30 June 2026, the Company had returned £50 million through the first and second tranches of the Buyback Programme, with 7,860,645 Ordinary Shares purchased for cancellation and, together with th

Capital return

Buyback programme

proposed

Kindbuyback programme

Amount£25 million

Of market value7.2%

As of 1 Jul 2026 ↗

Since Oct 2023: 126 situations of this kind – paid out 65%, went quiet 35%; median share price +6% six months after they opened

Every step · 1

1 Jul 2026 proposed – As at 30 June 2026, the Company had returned £50 million through the first and second tranches of the Buyback Programme, with 7,860,645 Ordinary Shares... ↗

What is happening

PayPoint: Buyback programme – proposed. ['proposed']

In short: PayPoint: buyback programme of £25 million, 7.2% of the market value – proposed (1 Jul 2026).
Announced: 1 Jul 2026 · proposed

Briefing

PayPoint in 4 minutes

PayPoint runs a network of over 30,000 UK convenience stores that take parcels, bill payments, cash deposits and card payments, and it owns the Love2shop gift-card business. It chased £100m of annual underlying...

Act 1Buying Love2shop and setting a £100m goal
Act 2Spending on parcels, Open Banking and card partners
Act 3Two setbacks and a reset in 2025

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