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3 Large Cap Stocks Announce Big Buyback Boosts Amid +20% Falls

Authored by Leo Miller. Posted: 1/28/2026. 

Article Highlights

• Automatic Data Processing, CoStar Group, and Paychex all expanded buyback capacity after steep share-price declines.
• Each authorization equals a meaningful slice of market cap, suggesting management confidence at current levels.
• CoStar stands out for pairing a large repurchase plan with updated forward commentary as it ramps investment.

Several large-cap stocks recently authorized sizable share buybacks. Each has fallen at least 20% from its highs over the past several months, so the buybacks suggest management teams may view their shares as undervalued.

Slow Hiring Hurts ADP, Fires Back With Big Repurchase Plan

First up is Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ: ADP). Since a closing high near $321 in June 2025, ADP shares have retreated roughly 20%. The company’s fiscal Q1 earnings report was strong, but the stock still declined nearly 7% the following day. (ADP’s fiscal year and the calendar year are not aligned.)

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ADP beat sales and adjusted earnings-per-share (EPS) estimates and forecast steady growth and margin expansion. However, it signaled weakness in hiring: aggregate ADP client headcount was essentially flat last quarter, a headwind given the company often charges customers per employee. That may be why management believes the sell-off is overdone.

On Jan. 14, ADP authorized a $6 billion share buyback program—about 5.8% of its roughly $104 billion market capitalization. The program can materially reduce shares outstanding. With the repurchase authorization and ADP’s Jan. 28 earnings report as potential near-term catalysts, this is a stock to watch.

CoStar Tanks as Battle With Zillow Heats Up

CoStar Group (NASDAQ: CSGP) is a roughly $28 billion provider of data, analytics, and marketplace software for the commercial real estate industry. It has moved to challenge Zillow Group’s (NASDAQ: ZG) position in the residential marketplace with sites such as Homes.com.

CoStar hit a 52-week closing high in August 2025 near $97—just a few dollars below its all-time closing high from 2021. Since then the stock has fallen about 32%, including a roughly 10% drop after its latest earnings. That report nevertheless beat sales and adjusted EPS estimates and raised full-year 2025 guidance.

CoStar is investing aggressively to compete with Zillow, directing significant resources toward artificial intelligence tools. Those investments are likely to weigh on margins in the near term and appear to have spooked some investors.

With shares down sharply, CoStar on Jan. 7 authorized a $1.5 billion share buyback program, roughly 5.4% of its market capitalization—a signal of management confidence. The company also increased its 2026 guidance and said investment levels should moderate during the year.

PAYX Approves $1B Buyback With Shares Down About 30%

Paychex (NASDAQ: PAYX) provides payroll, HR, and benefits solutions, focusing more on small and medium-sized businesses compared with ADP’s larger clients. Like ADP, Paychex hit its 52-week and all-time closing high in June 2025 near $157. Since then shares have dropped roughly 32%.

The stock’s biggest stumble occurred after its late-June earnings report, when shares fell nearly 10% in one day. While Paychex met or exceeded sales and adjusted EPS estimates, about $146 million in costs related to its Paycor acquisition caused reported operating income to decline 11%. Hiring-market uncertainty has also pressured the shares.

On Jan. 16, Paychex announced a $1 billion stock repurchase authorization, roughly 2.6% of its $38 billion market cap—a sign management may see value at current levels. Paychex repurchased $290 million in shares over the past 12 months, suggesting it could ramp up buyback activity if it chooses.

Watchlist Add: CoStar

All three companies signaled confidence by authorizing meaningful buybacks. CoStar stands out: already a stalwart in commercial real estate, success in residential marketplaces would make it an even more formidable competitor. Its large buyback authorization and upgraded guidance are encouraging signs for investors monitoring a potential turnaround.

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