Imperial Brands PLC authorizes A Buyback Plan On October 7 2025

Imperial Brands PLC authorizes A Buyback Plan On October 7 2025

October 7, 2025- According to MarketScreener on October 7, Imperial Brands plc (IMB) stated that its fiscal year performance as of September 30 is consistent with the guidance given when it released its interim results in May; The company also announced a new round of share buybacks, with a scale of £ 1.45 billion, and the buyback plan will continue until October 2026. The company also stated that shareholder returns, including buybacks and dividends, will exceed £ 2.7 billion in the next fiscal year.

1.Performance alignment guidance: The company stated that its performance for this fiscal year is consistent with the guidance given in May.
2.Revenue caliber (at constant exchange rates): Net revenue from tobacco and “Next Generation Products” (NGP) (including vapes, heat not burn, and nicotine containing products) is expected to achieve low single digit percentage growth; The net revenue of NGP is expected to increase by 12% to 14%.
3.Profit caliber (at constant exchange rate): The adjusted operating profit growth range of the group is similar to that of the previous year; Last year, this indicator increased by 4.6%, and the company had previously guided it to be near the median of the mid single digit range.
4.Capital allocation: The £ 1.45 billion repurchase will be executed until October 2026; The company expects the total shareholder return (repurchase+dividend) to exceed £ 2.7 billion in the next fiscal year.

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Imperial Tobacco continues to emphasize the dual strategy of traditional tobacco business and NGP in its updates: the former provides stable cash flow, while the latter maintains a mid to double-digit growth range (12% -14%). This repurchase not only continues the shareholder return policy, but also matches the company’s mid-term target of adjusting the operating profit growth rate to the mid single digits. It should be noted that the above growth rate, repurchase scale, and timeline are all based on the company’s daily statements; Market prices and fluctuations are greatly affected by timing, and the report did not quantify the intraday data.