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Up Over 20% in 2025, These 3 Stocks Are Boosting Buyback Capacity
By Leo Miller. Originally Published: 12/1/2025.
What You Need to Know
- Buyback capacity is on the rise for these three stocks, which are beating the S&P 500 in 2025.
- After impressing investors with their latest earnings, KEYS and SOLV each announced $1 billion or more in buyback authorizations.
- SEA is up big in 2025, but down significantly from its ATH. The company’s new buyback program is a positive sign for its future.
Three stocks that are performing well in 2025 just announced notable buybacks. All three have delivered returns north of 20% this year, beating the S&P 500 Index’s roughly 18% gain. Below is a closer look at the buyback news from each company.
KEYS: Enabling AI and Boosting Buybacks After Earnings Win
First up is Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS), which is up 23% in 2025. The company’s latest earnings posting drove a large portion of the gains, with shares jumping about 10% on Nov. 25 after the report.
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Keysight beat estimates on both revenue and adjusted earnings per share (EPS), with sales rising roughly 10%. Its guidance for the next quarter implies an acceleration in growth, as the company expects sales to increase by about 19%.
Keysight sells tools and software that help build artificial intelligence infrastructure. For example, its specialized electronic design automation (EDA) software supports development of the networking chips used to move high-speed data across data centers.
The company helped Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) develop 1.6-terabyte networking chips, which are among the most advanced available.
Alongside its strong earnings report, Keysight announced an increase to its buyback program of $1.5 billion. That adds to roughly $110 million in repurchase capacity the firm had at the end of October. Keysight’s repurchase capacity now represents about 4.7% of its market capitalization, signaling management confidence and creating potential upside to EPS by reducing shares outstanding.
Does Management See Value in SEA Shares?
E-commerce and gaming company SEA (NYSE: SE) has also had a strong year, rising roughly 31% in 2025 — though it remains about 29% below its September 2025 high.
SEA’s Shopee e-commerce platform, which primarily serves Southeast Asia and Brazil, posted a 35% sales increase last quarter to $4.3 billion, according to the company’s most recent earnings report.
Its Garena gaming division also grew, with revenue up 31% last quarter. However, a sizeable miss on adjusted EPS pushed shares down more than 8% on Nov. 11.
On Nov. 17, SEA authorized a $1 billion share repurchase, roughly 1.2% of its more-than-$80 billion market capitalization.
Though modest in size, the buyback is notable because SEA has not traditionally repurchased shares. Over the past five years its share count increased by about 20%, so this authorization marks a meaningful shift in capital allocation. Announcing a buyback while shares are well off their highs suggests management believes the stock is undervalued.
SOLV Announces Strong Earnings, First Buyback, and a New Acquisition
Lastly, healthcare company Solventum (NYSE: SOLV) has dramatically improved its performance this year. As of the Nov. 6 close, shares were essentially flat on the year.
The company’s Q3 2025 earnings report sent shares up nearly 8% on Nov. 7, and the stock has continued higher; it is now up about 29% for 2025.
Solventum solidly beat Wall Street estimates on both the top and bottom lines and raised full-year guidance, with organic growth across its surgical devices, dental solutions, and health information software businesses.
On Nov. 20, Solventum announced a $1 billion share-repurchase program, equivalent to roughly 6.7% of its market capitalization.
This is the company’s first-ever repurchase authorization and follows the sale of its water filtration business, which reduced debt by $2.7 billion. Solventum still holds about $1.6 billion in cash and plans to acquire Acera Surgical for up to $900 million, positioning the company for continued expansion.
SEA: Growth, Profitability, Buybacks — but Shares Are Down
Of the three, SEA’s buyback carries particular weight because of the context: the company is growing revenue and profits, yet its stock has pulled back substantially. Management’s decision to authorize a repurchase for the first time in years suggests they see value at current prices.
Investors interested in growth-oriented names taking steps to enhance shareholder value should consider further due diligence on SEA, given its mix of operational improvement and renewed capital returns.
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