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'Pressure is for Tyres' LSEG CEO Says After Elliott Takes Stake
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A £3 billion share buyback was announced by the London Stock Exchange Group following Elliott Investment Management’s recent stake acquisition, signaling a defensive move to bolster shareholder value.
The company raised its final dividend by 15.7% to 103 pence per share, reflecting strong financial performance despite activist investor pressure.
New two-year guidance was introduced alongside full-year results, suggesting strategic confidence amid market scrutiny and competitive pressures.
CEO David Schwimmer dismissed concerns about Elliott’s influence, stating "pressure is for tyres," downplaying activist demands in a Bloomberg Radio interview.
The announcement comes as LSEG competes directly with Bloomberg LP in financial data services, adding context to its aggressive shareholder-focused strategy.
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The London Stock Exchange Group has announced plans to buy back £3 billion of its own shares, as it reported full year results less than a month after it emerged that Elliott Investment Management had taken a stake. The company also hiked its final dividend 15.7% to 103 pence a share and set new guidance for the next two years. LSEG CEO David Schwimmer Spoke to Caroline Hepker and Stephen Carroll on Bloomberg Radio. Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News, competes with LSEG to provide financial news, data and information. (Source: Bloomberg)
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