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business / news / 2026-06-03 / CP24 Toronto

Shopify Inc. is boosting its ongoing share buyback program by US$3 billion.

Shopify has increased its ongoing share buyback program by an additional US$3 billion.

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The total authorization for Shopify's share repurchase program now stands at US$5 billion.
Shopify has repurchased approximately US$1.45 billion worth of shares as of June 1.
There are no set quarterly or annual minimums for Shopify's share buyback execution.

Shopify Inc. is boosting its ongoing share buyback program by US$3 billion. The company says the increase is for the repurchase of Class A subordinate voting shares and brings its aggregate repurchase authorization to US$5 billion. As of June 1, Shopify says it has repurchased around US$1.45 billion under its current share repurchase authorization. The Ottawa-based e-commerce company says it will continue to execute its share repurchase program with no set quarterly or annual minimums. Jeff Hoffmeister, Shopify’s chief financial officer, says the announcement showcases confidence in the durability of the business. Shopify trades on both the TSX and Nasdaq and keeps its books in U.S. dollars.

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