The Japanese, European and Canadian companies that retired the most of their own shares, every number from the filings. Free with a paid Cannibal Stocks subscription.
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Japan from EDINET, the filing system of Japan’s Financial Services Agency. Europe and Canada from the companies’ annual reports, every Canadian company checked by hand. Shares outstanding are issued shares minus treasury shares at each fiscal year end. Every company links to its filings.
The US list stays free, always. Japan, Europe and Canada take filings in other languages and formats, an archive we keep ourselves, and a lot of checking by hand. The price keeps it going.
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