RELX PLC

Ten years ago RELX traded at £14.68; a £1,000 investment would have bought 68.12 shares. At a closing price of £25.71 on 06 October 2026 the holding would be worth £1,751.36, representing a performance of +75.14%. RELX’s market value is most recently quoted at £43.98 billion; calculation does not take stock splits or dividends into account. » More on finanzen.net

RELX is launching a share buyback program worth £125 million, running from 7 September to 21 October 2026. The move follows a recently completed £150 million repurchase and is part of a 2026 plan totaling £2.25 billion. The aim is a capital reduction; the shares acquired will be held as treasury stock. J.P. Morgan Securities will lead the program and make trading decisions independently of the company; purchases will be made under the authority granted at the annual general meeting. » More on de.investing.com

Aoris Investment Management highlights RELX's proprietary content and analytics as increasingly valuable for AI-powered legal research, risk management and scientific tools. About one-third of revenue comes from scientific research tools, another third from risk solutions, 20% from legal content and 10% from exhibitions. RELX reports rapid uptake of its premium legal AI offering (roughly half of legal customers within 2.5 years) and sees 20–30% productivity gains in R&D, while its shares have fallen about 25% over the past year. » More on finance.yahoo.com

RELX reports organic revenue growth of seven percent in the first half to just under £4.9 billion and an adjusted operating profit that rose organically by nine percent to £1.7 billion. Revenue and operating profit were largely in line with analysts' expectations. CEO Erik Engstrom expects the positive trend to continue. The shares rose about three percent in early trading, reducing the year-to-date decline to around 16 percent. » More on finanzen.net

RELX has announced a £200 million share buyback programme that will run from 9 to 26 June 2026. The buyback follows a recently completed £150 million repurchase and is part of a 2026 programme totalling £2.25 billion. Purchased shares will be held as treasury stock; ABN AMRO will manage the programme independently on the basis of instructions. The buyback is being carried out under the authority granted at the annual general meeting on 23 April 2026 and is in accordance with UK and EU market abuse rules and the Listing Rules. » More on de.investing.com