TotalEnergies repurchases 806,919 shares for €63 million in September

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Key Highlights
  • TotalEnergies SE repurchased 806,919 shares for €62,999,702.34 between Sept 7-11, 2026
  • The weighted average purchase price was €78.07 per share on the Paris Euronext (XPAR)
  • Transactions followed shareholder authorization granted at the May 29, 2026 general meeting
  • Daily buybacks ranged from €11.99 million to €14.99 million over the five-day period
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TotalEnergies SE disclosed the repurchase of 806,919 of its own shares for a total value of €62,999,702.34. The transactions took place between September 7 and September 11, 2026, on the Paris Euronext market.

The buyback was executed in accordance with authorizations granted by the shareholders’ general meeting on May 29, 2026. The company complied with applicable laws regarding share repurchases during this period.

Transaction Details

The weighted average purchase price across the five-day period was €78.074382 per share. Daily transaction volumes ranged from approximately 152,000 to 194,000 shares.

Date Shares Purchased Avg Price (EUR) Amount (EUR)
September 7, 2026 194,192 77.242852 14,999,943.92
September 8, 2026 154,296 77.772173 11,999,935.21
September 9, 2026 152,784 78.541900 11,999,945.65
September 10, 2026 152,625 78.623682 11,999,939.47
September 11, 2026 153,022 78.419692 11,999,938.11
Total 806,919 78.074382 62,999,702.34

All transactions were conducted on the XPAR market. The daily amounts were capped near €12 million, with the exception of the first day, which saw a higher volume of nearly €15 million.

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How does this recent buyback execution compare to TotalEnergies' total authorized share repurchase budget for 2026?

What impact might this capital return strategy have on TotalEnergies' upcoming dividend payout ratio or future investment in renewable energy projects?

Will the consistent daily trading volume near the €12 million cap suggest an algorithmic approach to minimizing market impact, and how might this influence short-term stock volatility?

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TotalEnergies to redeem €1.5bn subordinated notes in October 2026

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Key Highlights
  • TotalEnergies SE will redeem €1.5 billion in deeply subordinated notes
  • Redemption date is set for October 6, 2026
  • Price per €100,000 denomination is €103,369 including accrued interest
  • Action taken under Optional Redemption clause of the note terms
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TotalEnergies SE has issued an irrevocable notice to redeem its €1.5 billion deeply subordinated fixed rate resettable notes. The redemption is scheduled for October 6, 2026.

The French energy major elected to redeem the notes under Condition 6.2 (Optional Redemption) of their terms and conditions. The instrument was originally issued on October 6, 2016, under the company's €35 billion Euro Medium Term Note Programme.

Redemption Terms

The redemption price equals the principal amount plus accrued interest from October 6, 2025, up to but excluding the redemption date. This includes any Arrears of Interest and Additional Interest Amounts.

Instrument Detail Value
Aggregate Principal €1,500,000,000
Redemption Date October 6, 2026
Price per €100k €103,369
ISIN XS1501166869

Upon the redemption date, the notes will be cancelled forthwith. The notice applies to all outstanding notes in this series.

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How might TotalEnergies' decision to redeem these notes impact its current credit ratings and future borrowing costs?

What alternative financing strategies is TotalEnergies likely to pursue to replace this €1.5 billion liability before the 2026 redemption date?

Could this redemption signal a shift in TotalEnergies' capital allocation priorities towards renewable energy investments or shareholder returns?

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