Second-Quarter 2014 Corporate Buyback Scorecard; 101–150
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Second-Quarter 2014 Corporate Buyback Scorecard; 101–150

The table below ranks the 274 companies in the S&P 500 that bought back at least 4 percent of their shares from June 30, 2012, through June 30, 2014. 101-150.

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The table below ranks the 274 companies in the S&P 500 that bought back at least 4 percent of their shares from June 30, 2012, through June 30, 2014. The companies are ranked according to their return on investment from these repurchases. As calculated by Fortuna Advisors, a New York City-based consultancy that compiled the data for Institutional Investor , buyback ROI measures the overall rate of return of buybacks, based on the internal rate of return of the cash flows associated with them. Buyback strategy tracks the performance of the underlying stock in terms of annualized total shareholder return. Once Fortuna determines buyback ROI and buyback strategy, buyback effectiveness can then be calculated as simply the difference between the two, determined as compounded return.


How the S&P 500 Stack Up

as Stock Repurchasers

1—50| 51—100| 101—150 | 151—200| 201—250| 251—274

Company

Industry

Market

Capitalization

$ Total

Buyback

$ Total

Buyback

/ Market Cap

Buyback

Strategy

Buyback

Effectiveness

Buyback ROI

 

Average

 

$47,210

$3,341

8.5%

24.7%

0.0%

24.5%

 

Median

 

$21,878

$1,619

7.4%

24.9%

0.1%

24.0%

101

Ball Corp.

Materials

8,738

958

11.0

20.2

6.9

28.5

102

Johnson & Johnson

Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology and Life Sciences

295,980

17,687

6.0

29.3

-0.7

28.4

103

Marsh & McLennan Cos.

Insurance

28,480

1,172

4.1

27.1

1.1

28.4

104

Hasbro

Consumer Durables and Apparel

6,887

406

5.9

28.2

0.1

28.3

105

CR Bard

Healthcare Equipment and Services

10,906

1,560

14.3

20.7

6.1

28.1

106

Time Warner

Media

61,967

5,831

9.4

40.9

-9.2

28.0

107

Agilent Technologies

Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology and Life Sciences

19,143

1,194

6.2

18.5

7.9

27.9

108

Reynolds American

Food, Beverage and Tobacco

32,376

1,198

3.7

23.8

3.0

27.6

109

Twenty-First Century Fox

Media

77,522

5,606

7.2

41.1

-9.7

27.4

110

AutoZone

Retailing

17,481

2,779

15.9

17.8

8.1

27.4

111

Avery Dennison Corp.

Materials

4,879

455

9.3

33.5

-4.8

27.1

112

Mondelez International

Food, Beverage and Tobacco

63,616

1,513

2.4

23.3

2.9

26.9

113

Rockwell Collins

Capital Goods

10,588

704

6.6

24.7

1.8

26.9

114

Viacom

Media

37,279

7,344

19.7

36.7

-7.2

26.8

115

Huntington Bancshares

Banks

7,897

481

6.1

24.4

1.8

26.7

116

Cigna Corp.

Healthcare Equipment and Services

24,708

2,240

9.1

37.1

-7.7

26.5

117

QUALCOMM

Technology Hardware and Equipment

133,680

8,805

6.6

16.7

8.4

26.5

118

BlackRock

Diversified Financials

54,057

2,415

4.5

33.8

-5.5

26.4

119

Honeywell International

Capital Goods

71,791

1,941

2.7

30.3

-3.1

26.2

120

UnitedHealth Group

Healthcare Equipment and Services

80,104

6,382

8.0

19.0

6.0

26.1

121

Medtronic

Healthcare Equipment and Services

63,517

4,395

6.9

29.9

-2.9

26.1

122

MasterCard

Software and Services

85,842

6,099

7.1

32.5

-4.9

26.1

123

Comcast Corp.

Media

139,405

5,000

3.6

33.9

-5.9

26.0

124

Starbucks Corp.

Consumer Services

58,252

1,717

2.9

16.1

8.5

26.0

125

Pall Corp.

Capital Goods

9,366

522

5.6

24.7

1.0

25.9

126

The Bank of New York Mellon Corp.

Diversified Financials

42,741

2,293

5.4

28.3

-1.9

25.8

127

Dr Pepper Snapple Group

Food, Beverage and Tobacco

11,504

904

7.9

20.8

4.1

25.8

128

The Allstate Corp.

Insurance

25,484

3,421

13.4

33.9

-6.1

25.7

129

Merck & Co.

Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology and Life Sciences

169,059

11,535

6.8

26.4

-0.5

25.7

130

Fifth Third Bancorp

Banks

18,026

2,144

11.9

27.9

-1.7

25.7

131

Marathon Petroleum Corp.

Energy

22,534

4,441

19.7

53.4

-18.3

25.3

132

Intuit

Software and Services

22,861

1,889

8.3

17.1

6.9

25.1

133

Eastman Chemical Co.

Materials

13,203

600

4.5

35.1

-7.4

25.0

134

Joy Global

Capital Goods

6,166

344

5.6

-1.9

27.3

24.9

135

Amgen

Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology and Life Sciences

89,609

2,859

3.2

31.5

-5.4

24.4

136

CSX Corp.

Transportation

30,944

1,044

3.4

18.9

4.5

24.2

137

Invesco

Diversified Financials

16,334

755

4.6

28.6

-3.5

24.2

138

Nike

Consumer Durables and Apparel

68,100

3,889

5.7

19.6

3.6

23.9

139

United Technologies Corp.

Capital Goods

105,837

1,870

1.8

26.2

-1.8

23.9

140

Oracle Corp.

Software and Services

180,557

20,834

11.5

23.0

0.7

23.8

141

AutoNation

Retailing

7,125

293

4.1

25.7

-1.5

23.8

142

KLA-Tencor Corp.

Semiconductors and Semiconductor Equipment

12,046

514

4.3

19.3

3.5

23.5

143

Wyndham Worldwide Corp.

Consumer Services

9,640

1,191

12.4

23.5

0.0

23.5

144

F5 Networks

Technology Hardware and Equipment

8,439

751

8.9

-4.0

28.4

23.2

145

Morgan Stanley

Diversified Financials

63,732

1,691

2.7

43.4

-14.1

23.1

146

Prudential Financial

Insurance

41,012

1,388

3.4

30.7

-5.9

23.0

147

Capital One Financial Corp.

Diversified Financials

47,213

2,014

4.3

22.4

0.1

22.5

148

Visa

Software and Services

132,405

9,050

6.8

33.5

-8.3

22.5

149

CBS Corp.

Media

35,497

4,928

13.9

37.2

-11.0

22.2

150

Expedia

Retailing

10,226

760

7.4

35.0

-9.6

22.0

Source: Fortuna Advisors Analysis using data from the Capital IQ database. Financial Data from June 2012 to June 2014. Includes the 490 members of the current S&P 500 that were public for the full period. Market Capitalization as of: 06/01/2014. Companies Included here if $ Total Buyback / Market Capitalization is greater than 4% or if $ Total Buyback is greater than $1 Billion.

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