Stock repurchases

Stock repurchases

In the latter part of 2004, TI initiated a stock repurchase program to significantly reduce the number of shares that were outstanding. Since this program was implemented, we've reduced our share count 47%.

Share repurchases are made with the goal of the accretive capture of future free cash flow for long-term investors.

Today, stock repurchases are an essential part of our disciplined approach to capital management through which the company both generates cash and returns it to our shareholders. After accretive investments in the business to grow free cash flow for the long term, the remaining cash will be returned over time via dividends and share repurchases.

47% reduction in shares outstanding

(B shares)

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Year   Shares outstanding as
of the period ending (M)
Repurchased shares (M) Repurchased ($M)
2023 908 2 $293
2022 906 22 $3,615
2021 923 3 $527
2020 919 23 $2,553
2019 932 27 $2,960
2018 945 49 $5,100
2017 983 31 $2,556
2016 996 35 $2,132
2015 1,011 51 $2,741
2014 1,047 62 $2,831
2013 1,083 78 $2,868
2012 1,108 60 $1,800
2011 1,139 59 $1,973
2010 1,167 94 $2,454
2009 1,240 45 $954
2008 1,278 80 $2,122
2007 1,343 147 $4,886
2006 1,450 172 $5,302
2005 1,597 153 $4,151
2004 1,718 30 $753

Note: Repurchased shares are on a settlement date basis.