Europe Radar
The 100 European companies that retired the most of their own shares since 2019. London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Oslo, Copenhagen and the rest, in one list. Every one checked by hand against its annual report.
“The big money is not in the buying and selling, but in the waiting.”Charlie Munger
Peak is each company’s highest fiscal year-end share count since 2019. Updated 26 October 2026. Members see all 100 with the filing behind each.
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European companies report their share counts in a dozen languages and as many formats. Most screens copy one number and miss the treasury shares, the hybrid bonds and the share consolidations. Europe Radar reads the filings and checks every company by hand.
Sources: annual reports in the European single electronic format (ESEF), read through filings.xbrl.org, and for Germany and Switzerland the companies’ own annual reports. Shares outstanding are issued shares minus treasury shares at each fiscal year end. Every company in the list was checked by hand against its own annual report.