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TotalEnergies buys back 1.67 million shares in late-July repurchase

TotalEnergies buys back 1.67 million shares in late-July repurchase

The company spent nearly EUR125 million buying back stock from 27-31 July across Paris, Brussels, Tradegate and AQEU markets.

Fact Check
The official TotalEnergies SE disclosure via BusinessWire confirms all material facts: 1,665,205 shares repurchased (rounds to 1.67 million), total spend of EUR 124,999,849.56 ('nearly EUR125 million'), and the July 27-31, 2026 window. The venue list in the source (XPAR, CEUX, TQEX, AQEU) matches the claim's markets, with 'Paris' = XPAR and 'AQEU' verbatim; the claim's labels 'Brussels' and 'Tradegate' are minor imprecise mappings of CEUX/TQEX but do not contradict the substance. The core financial claim is fully supported by the primary regulatory disclosure.
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Summary

TotalEnergies SE said it repurchased 1,665,205 of its own shares between 27 July 2026 and 31 July 2026 under authority granted by shareholders on 29 May 2026 and in line with applicable share-repurchase rules. The company paid a total of EUR124,999,849.56 for the shares, at a daily weighted average purchase price of EUR75.065742, with trading spread across XPAR, CEUX, TQEX and AQEU venues. The company identified the shares as FR0000120271 and said the purchases were made pursuant to its buyback authorization. TotalEnergies, a global integrated energy group active in about 120 countries, said the disclosure is part of its standard reporting on own-share transactions.

Terms & Concepts
  • share repurchase: A company buying back its own shares from the market.
  • weighted average purchase price: The average price paid across multiple transactions, adjusted for the size of each trade.