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Monday, October 20, 2025

Goldman's 'Buyback Aristocrats'

Goldman Sachs rebalanced its basket of Buyback Aristocrat stocks.

"We screen for S&P 500 Buyback Aristocrats by identifying companies that have reduced their share counts by 1% or more in at least nine of the past 10 years," strategist David Kostin wrote.

"An equal-weight portfolio of Buyback Aristocrats, reconstituted and rebalanced annually, has outperformed the equal-weight S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:RSP) by an annualized average of 3 pp since 2012 and by 4 pp YTD."

The stocks ranked by trailing 12-month buyback yield (the amount spent on buybacks divided by market cap) are:

CompanyTicker12-Month Buyback Yield
Tapestry Inc.(TPR)21 %
Invesco Ltd.(IVZ)19 %
Aptiv PLC(APTV)16 %
Globe Life(GL)16 %
General Motors(GM)15 %
American International Group(AIG)15 %
Southwest Airlines(LUV)15 %
Kroger Co.(KR)13 %
eBay Inc.(EBAY)12 %
Jabil Inc.(JBL)12 %
Match Group(MTCH)11 %
Expedia Group(EXPE)11 %
Citigroup Inc.(C)11 %
Marathon Petroleum(MPC)10 %
Akamai Technologies(AKAM)9 %
AppLovin Corp.(APP)9 %
Charter Communications(CHTR)6 %
Fox Corp.(FOXA)6 %
Adobe Inc.(ADBE)6 %
VeriSign Inc.(VRSN)6 %
Dell Technologies(DELL)6 %
3M Co.(MMM)6 %
Carrier Global(CARR)6 %
Builders FirstSource(BLDR)6 %
Comcast Corp.(CMCSA)5 %
T-Mobile US(TMUS)5 %
Molson Coors Beverage(TAP)5 %
Skyworks Solutions(SWKS)5 %
Trimble Inc.(TRMB)5 %
F5 Inc.(FFIV)5 %
NetApp Inc.(NTAP)5 %
EPAM Systems(EPAM)4 %
GoDaddy Inc.(GDDY)4 %
Qualcomm Inc.(QCOM)4 %
Fair Isaac Corp.(FICO)4 %
Cisco Systems Inc.(CSCO)4 %
TE Connectivity(TEL)4 %
HP Inc.(HPQ)4 %
ON Semiconductor(ON)4 %



Tuesday, December 5, 2017

=Delphi Automotive (DLPH) splits into Delphi Technologies & Aptiv (APTV)



Delphi Automotive PLC has completed the spin-off of its Powertrain segment into Delphi Technologies. The $4.5-billion independent spun-off entity has already started trading on the New York Stock Exchange as DLPH. Delphi Automotive, engaged in developing more connected electronics and safety solutions for a wide array of customers across the globe, will now be known as Aptiv (APTV).

Delphi Technologies, with 5,000 engineers, is built on the legacy of dishing out sophisticated propulsion solutions through combustion systems, software and controls and products electrification for customers across the globe. Liam Butterworth, the newly selected chief executive officer of Delphi Technologies, has said, “We are paving the way towards full electrification with our comprehensive technology portfolio, best-in-class cost structure and a balanced geographic manufacturing footprint with 20 manufacturing facilities and 12 technical centers on three continents.”

Delphi Technologies enjoys a balanced revenue mix, robust cost structure and veteran leadership. Also, the company is capable of complying with the strict automotive regulations, pertaining to lowering of the CO2 and other toxic emissions from combustion engines by a considerable amount.

Aptiv is in a position to solve complicated challenges embedded in greener, safer and more connected mode of transportation. The expertise in software and vehicle architecture will aid in automated driving, improved safety, better user experience, and connected services.