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Anyone have a view on how much of a top up the buyback program is going to get July 30th??

Think we'l have 500 million left by then and get an extra 500 million added to the pot for the rest of the year.

Wow... that would be nice.

The 30k covid investment would be about 500k.... how do people get paid to make this stuff up..

What's the estimated yearly dividend please at that point with 100k shares.

I miss Hardup's updates.

Day 14.../240-ish Just the 5 million shares bought today.

Almost 132 million shares bought so far at an average sp of 1.046. 7.89% complete

Buying 10 million daily @ 1.02... funds last to day 173. 29/9/26.

Buying 10 million daily @ 1.04... funds last to day 169

buying 10 million daily @ 1.10... funds last to day 161.

buying 10 million a day...at current levels starting a month earlier... we gonna empty alot earlier this year. could do with another mr nunn topping up the bbm.

Where is Hardup?

Day 1. - a nice round 10 million shares bought today.

Just noticed we'v crept back over 59 billion shares...

how many shares do we think the machines bought today?

Lift off....

Today 07:02

RNS Number : 0781R

Lloyds Banking Group PLC

30 January 2026

30th January 2026

LLOYDS BANKING GROUP COMMENCES SHARE BUYBACK PROGRAMME

Lloyds Banking Group plc (the "Company") is today launching a share buyback programme to repurchase up to £1.75 billion of ordinary shares. The Company previously announced its intention to commence the programme on 29 January 2026.

The Company has entered into an agreement with Goldman Sachs International (the "Broker") to conduct the share buyback programme on its behalf and to make trading decisions under the programme independently of the Company. Under the terms of the programme, the maximum consideration is £1.75 billion. The programme will commence on 30 January 2026 and will end no later than 31 December 2026. The sole purpose of the programme is to reduce the ordinary share capital of the Company.

The Broker will purchase the Company's ordinary shares as principal and sell them on to the Company in accordance with the terms of their engagement. The Company intends to cancel the shares it purchases through the programme.

Any purchases of ordinary shares by the Company in relation to this announcement will be made in accordance with certain pre-set parameters set out in the terms of the Broker's engagement, the general authority of the Company to repurchase shares granted by shareholders at the Company's annual general meeting held on 15 May 2025 (which permits the Company to purchase no more than 6,059,214,381 of the Company's ordinary shares), the EU Market Abuse Regulation (596/2014), the Commission Delegated Regulation (2016/1052), in each case as such legislation forms part of assimilated law (as defined in the EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018), and Chapter 9 of the Financial Conduct Authority's UK Listing Rules. The buyback is subject to the continuing approval of the Prudential Regulatory Authority.

For the avoidance of doubt, no repurchases will be made in the United States or in respect of the Company's American Depositary Receipts.

Slightly disappointed. Was hoping we were going to get a monster buyback around 2.7Billion. Maybe the extra 800 million set aside for the car finance lowered our buyback pot this year??

But 1.7B seems ok. Lol. around 230 trading days left this year. And so it begins again.

@ an average £1 a share, 1.7B shares to be bought.... we can buy 7.4 million shares daily for 230 days. Off top of me head last year, we averaged 10.9 million shares daily bought back for the 202 days the funds lasted. Looking forward to seeing when this starts.

This recent rise,,, has the next buyback started yet? ;-)

what do we reckon 2.8billion buyback... starting next week??? , purchasing about 14million shares a day for the next 210 days? it's only going one way aint it??

Lti.... do we think the earlier than normal announcement will bring forward the start of the next buyback?

:-) cheers lti.

It means very little to me LTI... you're right, I was just interested to try to understand what was going on also. I actually thought first of all... Lloyds were the one's lending the money out to someone. Can I ask.... Who would lend Llooyds 500 mil and why would lloyds need to borrow 500 mil?

So lloyds took out a 500 million loan LTI and had the option to pay it back early as there were possible better/cheaper options now out there? so it was a good thing for lloyds? to save some interest??

OK TA.

Cheers Gate, i asked grok a few times but it also brought up Jan 29th.

Hi Asperger1.

What are we expecting on the on the 29th Jan this year? was there a similar announcement this early last year? got in me head 18th feb for some buyback announcement with it starting shortly after, do we think it might come / start earlier this year?

read somewhere we might get £2.7B / £ 2.8B for the next 2 buyback pots but that was prior to the +800M extra car provision. what do you think?

Last question, the 15% progressive and sustainable dividend.... realistictly... how long does anyone expect this to last for? 3 years more, 5 years more, 10 years... the dividend projections look very tasty if that was to happen. Do lloyds ever come out and say, we want to get the total number of shares down to 40B by????? from the highs of 72-ish just a few years ago?

Lloyds banking group sharesave scheme has 164,546,685

lloyds tsb group shareplan has 57,145,780

executive group 9,656,123

deferred bonus 70,000,000

long term share plan 108,100,000

Are these 409 million shares just sitting in these various places waiting to be allocated, but have already been created and part of the 58.8 billion total voting rights already out there?

Hi guys,

As at 31 December 2025, the total number of shares issued by Lloyds Banking Group plc with rights to vote which are exercisable in all circumstances at general meetings is 58,885,743,602.

what does the other Lloyds RNS announcement mean please with the Block listing interim review?

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