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Corpay stock buybacks 2013–2026

Corpay spent 706.53M USD buying back its shares in Q3 FY2026, the three months to 30 September 2026, up 268.6% on the same quarter a year before. Corpay spent 2.32B USD buying back its shares over the last twelve months, up 336.5% on the twelve months before. In fiscal year 2025 it spent 782.82M USD, down 39.2% on the year before.

Last updated 8 Nov 2026 · Next report 3 Feb 2027

Stock buybacks

Growth

Fiscal yearPeriod endingStock buybacksGrowthDividends paidFree cash flow
TTM30 Sept 20262.32B+336.50%—1.33B
FY202531 Dec 2025782.82M-39.22%0.001.30B
FY202431 Dec 20241.29B+87.52%0.001.77B
FY202331 Dec 2023686.86M-51.12%0.001.95B
FY202231 Dec 20221.41B+3.65%0.00603.37M
FY202131 Dec 20211.36B+59.51%0.001.09B
FY202031 Dec 2020849.91M+22.31%0.001.39B
FY201931 Dec 2019694.91M-27.52%0.001.09B
FY201831 Dec 2018958.70M+138.25%0.00822.00M
FY201731 Dec 2017402.39M+114.41%0.00609.97M
FY201631 Dec 2016187.68M—0.00649.21M
FY201531 Dec 20150.00—0.00712.71M
FY201431 Dec 20140.00—0.00581.26M
FY201331 Dec 20130.00—0.00354.90M

Figures in USD. Free cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditure; owner earnings take off only the spending that keeps the business as it is, not the spending to grow it (an estimate by Financial Modeling Prep). Quarterly growth is on the same quarter a year before; TTM is the last four quarters.

The money spent buying back the company's own shares in each period, from the cash flow statement.

See also:Revenue,Net income,EPS,Shares outstanding,Operating income,Cash on hand,Total debt,Free cash flow,Cash flow

Common questions about Corpay's buybacks

Source: Financial Modeling PrepVerified against SEC filings